AI-Assisted Scopus Paper Training
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I am preparing a criminal-law article for submission to a Scopus-indexed journal and want step-by-step, hands-on training that covers the entire writing pipeline. My aim is to master every stage—literature review, data analysis, and final manuscript preparation—while leveraging generative-AI tools ethically and effectively.
What I need from you
• Live, interactive guidance as I design the study, map out the literature, collect or curate data, run the necessary analyses, and structure arguments that satisfy Scopus standards.
• Practical demonstrations of AI-enabled workflows (e.g., ChatGPT prompt engineering, semantic search, summarisation, paraphrasing, plagiarism checking) alongside reference managers like Zotero or Mendeley and statistical tools such as SPSS, R, or Python.
• Ongoing feedback on drafts with a focus on criminal-law scholarship—citation style, case law integration, and journal-specific formatting.
• Clear explanations of current publisher rules on AI use so the final work remains compliant and publishable.
Acceptance criteria
1. A complete manuscript in criminal law, formatted to the target journal’s author guidelines and ready for peer review.
2. A documented literature-search strategy and reference library.
3. Cleaned dataset with accompanying analysis script/notebook.
4. A written “AI workflow” checklist I can replicate for future papers.
Please outline your proposed schedule of sessions, the AI and statistical tools you intend to use, and examples of Scopus-indexed criminal-law papers you have authored or supervised.
What I need from you
• Live, interactive guidance as I design the study, map out the literature, collect or curate data, run the necessary analyses, and structure arguments that satisfy Scopus standards.
• Practical demonstrations of AI-enabled workflows (e.g., ChatGPT prompt engineering, semantic search, summarisation, paraphrasing, plagiarism checking) alongside reference managers like Zotero or Mendeley and statistical tools such as SPSS, R, or Python.
• Ongoing feedback on drafts with a focus on criminal-law scholarship—citation style, case law integration, and journal-specific formatting.
• Clear explanations of current publisher rules on AI use so the final work remains compliant and publishable.
Acceptance criteria
1. A complete manuscript in criminal law, formatted to the target journal’s author guidelines and ready for peer review.
2. A documented literature-search strategy and reference library.
3. Cleaned dataset with accompanying analysis script/notebook.
4. A written “AI workflow” checklist I can replicate for future papers.
Please outline your proposed schedule of sessions, the AI and statistical tools you intend to use, and examples of Scopus-indexed criminal-law papers you have authored or supervised.