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Every entry in this Wiki should be structured the same way. | Every entry in this Wiki should be structured the same way. An article about a "Research Approach" should look like a miniature version of a "Hausarbeit". The only difference is, that the article should start with an abstract of the article's contents. This abstract should be located here. | ||
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==Related Links/Research== | ==Related Links/Research== | ||
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Youtube channel that shows how AI is implemented in computer games: | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:04, 11 December 2019
Every entry in this Wiki should be structured the same way. An article about a "Research Approach" should look like a miniature version of a "Hausarbeit". The only difference is, that the article should start with an abstract of the article's contents. This abstract should be located here.
Introduction
Introduction...
Main Part
main part...
Subtitle in main part (sub-heading 1 in edit mode)
Conclusion
conclusion...
Related Links/Research
Selection of links. It must be explained why they were added.
Example:
Youtube channel that shows how AI is implemented in computer games: