Writing a network/systems paper

In the second event of this year, we will continue in our research skill event series and discuss about strategies to writing a good network/systems paper.

To improve the event interactivity, we suggest attendees to read the following papers prior to the event in order to discuss paper writing style differences:

• J. Sherry, etal, Rollback-Recovery for Middleboxes. SIGCOMM ‘15
• A. Sivaraman, etal, Towards Programmable Packet Scheduling. HotNets ‘15’

Time and Place: 16/11/2017, 12:30 at Room D38, Infolab21

Slides

Reading List:

• Simon Peyton Jones, How to write a great research paper
• Simon Peyton Jones, How to give a great research talk
• Peter Pietzuch, How to get your systems paper Accepted
• IEEE Author Guidelines
• J. Zobel, Writting for Computer Science (needs LU account)
• SCIgen - An Automatic CS Paper Generator