Which region is the worst in Siemens?

gethenian
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 02:00:16 +0000

The “why” is especially important, especially in a math project. Ask yourself “why in the world am I doing this math project?”

The “how”, should be a mathematical proof, including all the theory behind it, with extremely detailed steps.

“results”: what does your proof mean? how does this apply to the real world?

“illustrations”: let your proof depict a work of art. As an active math nerd, I think several mathematical proofs look amazing. This isn’t a true illustration, but whatever, the committee will understand.

“discussion”: Is there another way to do this proof? Explore different methods and the theory behind them as well.

Certainly, your paper won’t adhere to the page guidelines the committee gives. Your paper will probably be much shorter than the 18-page limit. So don’t worry, have fun with it, and good luck.