T-110.5290 Seminar on Network Security (4 cr) P V

Autumn 2006: Security and Privacy in Pervasive Computing

Instructions for the layout of seminar papers

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• The LaTeX Template
• LaTeX tutorials

In scientific writing the layout of the paper is one very important issue. The layout should be such that the paper can be published without having to do too much work to make it look reasonably good. It also gives a better impression of the paper and the author as well if the layout is simple and practical. Therefore we will be very strict with the layout of the papers on this course. The paper must be written using the given LaTeX template from the beginning.

The students must produce all the submitted papers (Draft, Full Paper and Final Paper) in the LaTeX and the PDF-format using Optima (see course requirements instructions for details).

The result when running these commands on the current template looks like this: template.pdf.

Note

• Use references.

  The style file will render the in-text references and the bibliography automatically. The way the references are denoted might be slightly different from the notation proposed in the guides. You should not try to fix it, as long as the bibliography contains all information needed about the source. However, if the titles of the articles contains acronyms, you can mark them to be capital letters e.g. {TCP} (but do not mark first letters of words this way!).

• Do not create your own macros.

  When the articles are put together to form one book, macros will may mess things up. If you absolutely need to use macros, name them in a way that will be unique in all papers processed in this course, for instance by prefixing all macro names with your student number.

• Use unique names.

  Give all your files names that are unique as given in the course requirements instructions.

• A good latex-tutorial can be found at http://www-h.eng.cam.ac.uk/help/tpl/textprocessing/latex_advanced/latex_advanced.html
• Another good tutorial can be found at http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/info/lshort/english/lshort.pdf. It is also translated to Finnish, see http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/info/lshort/finnish/lyhyt2e.pdf
• A very simple latex-tutorial, that won't help you all the way but that explains the very basics, can be found at http://www-h.eng.cam.ac.uk/help/tpl/textprocessing/latex_basic/latex_basic.html

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