PLEASE FOLLOW THE SAME FORMAT AS THE ONE IN THE SAMPLE RESEARCH PAPER. Desсrіption You will be expected to develop a 7–8-page (cannot be longer) Project Management research paper on Natural Language Processing, AI, and Machine/Deep Learning in Project Management. The paper must clearly define your topic and survey some of the related work that has been done in the area that you are investigating. Your paper must put the related work that you are referencing into some sort of context and outline one or more interesting problems or trends related to your topic of choice. In other words, just do not create a reader’s digest summary of the papers that you select. You must secure at least nine (9) references related to your topic, six (6) of which must come from refereed sources such as the ACM or IEEE. The other references some other generally accepted reputable academic or industrial publication. The research paper article states: “In software engineering, research papers are customary vehicles for reporting results to the research community. In a research paper, the author explains to an interested reader what he or she accomplished, and how the author accomplished it, and why the reader should care. A good research paper should answer several questions: • What, precisely, was your contribution? (What question did you answer? Why should the reader care? What larger question does this address?) • What is your new result? (What new knowledge have you contributed that the reader can use elsewhere? What previous work (yours or someone else’s) do you build on? What do you provide a superior alternative to? How is your result different from and better than this prior work? What, precisely and in detail, is your new result?) • Why should the reader believe your result? (What standard should be used to evaluate your claim? What concrete evidence shows that your result satisfies your claim?) Final Research Paper Deliverables: 1. STEP 1: Create an initial document outlying the topic, timeline, references, and rationale 2. STEP 2: Create the checkpoint document adding content and references (50% complete). a. To develop the checkpoint document, please follow the general IEEE guidelines 3. STEP 3: Final Research Paper: a. To develop the full paper, please follow the general IEEE guidelines for workshop research papers by limiting your paper to a maximum of 8 pages in length (all references are on the 9th / last page) (using a 10 point font, double- column). You may use it as a template for editing your paper. This is not a lot of space so you will be graded on the quality and focus of your paper. In a traditional conference workshop, papers are reviewed for quality prior to being accepted for discussion. Please do not ramble your way through pages of text – place some thought on the organization of your paper. Limit copying text from sources, but if you do, you must reference.
