The document discusses what makes a document "scientific" by outlining that it must be coherent, structured, and written in a scientific style without mistakes. It states that a scientific document has both content and external structure, with the content structure including clear organization, hierarchy, introduction, topic, problem statement, hypotheses, and aims/objectives.

1. “Scientific”?
 Coherent
 Structured
 Scientific style
 No mistakes

2. Scientific = Structured
 Content structure
 External structure

3. Content structure
 Content organisation
 Content hierarchy
 The role of a good introduction
 A clear topic
 A well-focused problem statement
 Well-defined hypotheses
 Clear aims and objectives