paper digest


XX theory
  1.  what is it ?
  2. what is it used for?
  3. Governing Equations?
  4. assumptions?
  5. limits?
  6. advantages ?

 Questions after reading the paper

  • Object
  • Goal/purpose of study
  • Methods
  • Conclusion
  • Further Study

Paper orginization
  • highly relevant papers→print and collect with binder
  • Less important paper→digital notes in pdf
  • digital notes
  • Use drawing markups
  • paper organization: Mendeley

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