WORD Template for Projects and Investigations

Abstract In this paper, I describe the formatting guidelines for Projects and Investigations. Body text of the abstract should be 10 pt. Times e! "oman Italic. Keywords Keywords are your choice, and are not mandatory. INTRODUCTION I hope to give a single, high-quality appearance for all projects and investigations. To do this, I ask that authors follow some simple guidelines. In essence, I ask you to make your paper look exactly like this document. The easiest way to do this is simply to down-load a template from !", and replace the content with your own material. PAGE SIZE & PAGE LIMIT #ll material on each page should fit within a rectangle of $%x!&.' cm ()*x+.!'*,, centered on the page, -eginning $.+ cm (.)'*, from the top of the page and ending with !.'. cm ($*, from the -ottom. The right and left margins should -e $.+ cm (.)'/,. The text should -e in two %..' cm (&.&&*, columns with a .%& cm (.&&*, gutter. 0u-missions must -e % pages in length or less. TEXT & HEADINGS 1or -ody text, please use a $2-point Times 3oman font, or other 3oman font with serifs, as close as possi-le in appearance to Times 3oman in which these guidelines have -een set. The goal is to have a $2-point text, as you see here. 4lease use sans-serif or non-proportional fonts only for special purposes, such as distinguishing source code text. If Times 5ew 3oman is not availa-le, try the font named 6omputer 7odern 3oman. 8n a 7acintosh, use the font named Times. 3ight margins should -e justified, not ragged. The following is an example of what a -ulleted list should look like9 #ll -ullets should start at the same point. 0pacing -etween the -ullets can vary to produce good column and page -reaks. The use of hanging indent is recommended. 5um-ered lists should follow similar layout 1.3 Page Numbering, Headers and Footers Include headers, footers and page num-ers in your su-mission. 4lease make headers, footers Times 5ew 3oman % pt. 1or page num-ers, please use a +-point Times 5ew 3oman font.
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Title and Authors The title (:elvetica$ $;-point -old,, authors< names (:elvetica $!-point-=old, and affiliations (Times 5ew 3oman $2-point, run across the full width of the page. >e also recommend e-mail addresses for all authors. 0ee the top of this page for three addresses. If only one address is needed, center all address text. 1or two addresses, use two centered columns, and so on. If more than three authors, you may have to improvise.! 1.1 Subsequent Pages 1or pages other than the first page, start at the top of the page, and continue in dou-le-column format. The two columns on the last page should -e as close to equal length as possi-le.
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1.2 References and Citations 1ootnotes should -e Times 5ew 3oman %-point, and ragged right. 3agged right was decided -ecause of many we- addresses -eing used. # num-ered list at the end of the article, ordered alpha-etically -y first author, and referenced -y num-ers in -rackets $". 0ee the examples of citations at the end of this document. >ithin this template file, use the style named references for the text of your citation. The -ody text of the citation@references section should -e $2 pt. Times 5ew 3oman. 3eferences should -e pu-lished materials accessi-le to the pu-lic. Internal technical reports may -e cited only if they are easily accessi-le (i.e., give the address to o-tain the report within your citation, and may -e o-tained -y any reader. 4rivate communications can -e acknowledged, not referenced (e.g., A 3o-ertson, personal communication"/,. 4roprietary information may not -e cited.

If :elvetica is not availa-le on your machine, #rial may -e used as a su-stitute. If necessary, you may place some address information in a footnote, or in a named section at the end of your paper. 4lease make footnotes Times 5ew 3oman % pt.

SECTION HEADS The heading of a section should -e in :elvetica =old $2point -old, in all-capitals flush left with an additional ; points of white space a-ove the section head. 0ections and su-sequent su-sections should flush left. 1.4 Subsections The heading of su-sections should -e in :elvetica $2-point -old with only the initial letters capitaliBed. 1or su-sections and su-su-sections, a word like the or a is not capitaliBed unless it is the first word of the header.

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FIGURES/CAPTIONS 4lace ta-les@figures@images in text as close to the reference as possi-le (see 1igure $,. 1igures may extend across -oth columns to a maximum width of $).)% cm ()/,. 6aptions should -e :elvetica -old +-point. They should -e num-ered (e.g., ATa-le $/ or A1igure !/,. 4lease note that the words ATa-le/ and A1igure/ are spelled out. 1igure captions should -e centered -eneath the image or picture, and ta-le captions should -e centered a-ove the ta-le -ody.

The heading for su-su-sections should -e in :elvetica $2point italic with initial letters capitaliBed and ; points of white space a-ove the su-su-section head. REFERENCES $" ?ennari, C., et al., Templates for IDDD 4roceedings, availa-le at Ehttp9@@www.sheridanprinting.com@ieee@ieee.htmF !" =lack-oard at Ehttp9@@www.ur.mxF &" 4anther, C. ?., #igital $ommunications , &rd ed., #ddison->esley, 0an 1rancisco, 6# ($+++,. ." 0chneider, 7., A?uidelines for =ias-1ree >riting,/ 4hG Thesis, Indiana Hniversity, =loomington, I5 ($++',.

Columns on Last Page Should Be Made As Close As Possible to Equal Length, lease remo!e these two lines on your submission"