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Industrial Education Resources Page

A page of links to resources for Industrial Education, including lecture notes, papers, admin documents, etc. may be found here.

John Morris

John Morris has a PhD in optical spectroscopy from the University of Sydney. He has taught in Computer Science and Engineering in universities in Australia ( Melbourne, Western Australia, Tasmania), New Zealand (Auckland), Korea (Chung Ang, KyungPook) and Thailand (Mahasarakham).

KRIS Research Clinic

The Research Clinic is no longer supported. However, you can still request help - response may be a little slow, but editing your paper to reduce reviewing delays may still lead to faster publication!!!

Help in writing a paper

Before starting to write your paper in English,
please read my textbook
KEEP IT SIMPLE:
A Guide to Technical English for non-native speakers
John Morris


Copies are availabe from the bookstore,
1st floor, E12 building, Engineering Precint

Only 60 baht

This short text will give you advice on how to write technical papers simply and quickly
and with fewer errors.
A shorter, clearly written paper will get accepted faster!
Help with your paper
Please make contact by email to make sure I am not working on a long queue of other papers!!
If pressure of other work permits, you can send your paper to me by email.
Please
  1. Tell me which journal or conference to which you will submit the paper. Send a link to the journal and its "Instructions for Authors" to us to speed things up.
  2. Send your original Word or LaTeX files.
  3. I will edit them directly.
  4. DO NOT SEND pdf files.
  5. I will edit your paper as much as possible and send you a revised paper.
  6. I will use Word's "Track changes" mode: changes and comments will be marked in the revised copy.
    1. Check my changes and, if you agree with them, accept them.
    2. If you do not think the change is correct or need to ask questions about it, leave the change marked in the margin. You can use the "New comment" option, to add your response or comments.
    3. Save the draft with a new filename, eg add "V1", "V2", etc. to the existing filename.
    4. Send the new revision back to me for further comment or correction.
  7. If you think a meeting is needed and will speed editing, then request a meeting by email. I will arrange a time for a Zoom) meeting or a time and place for a physical meeting.
  8. If the journal asks for figures and tables in separate files, do not forget to send them by email also.

Research

Paper
Technical Writing
Image Processing
Building Cracks
Pyrolysis
PAD (Presentation, Assimilation, Discussion)

Courses

Technical WritingLecture notes etc
Rust programming (Engineering)Resources etc
Academic Listening and Speaking (Engineering)Lecture notes etc
Advanced Research Methodology (Industrial Education)
KMITL Technical Writing Workshop Course synopsis, Lecture notes etc The link will take you to the workshop pages.
Notes, animations Preface (Web pages) You can download the full package (notes and animations)
PL2.tar.gz