TITLE OF YOUR PAPER
A.B. Author, C.D. Author 
Authors e-mail

Term WS 2008/2009
Project Name / Teachers

KEYWORDS: Maximum 8 keywords placed before the abstract.
ABSTRACT
This is where the abstract should be placed. It should consist of one paragraph and a concise summary of the material discussed in the article below. (Results and Conclusions are not described here – this is done in the other sections)
The abstract should not have more than 600 signs.
1	INTRODUCTION
The introduction must include:
- the state of the art, 
- the problem that you want to solve, 
- the goal of your project and 
- the method you want to apply.
2 RELATED WORK
This section must include similar works published by other authors. You should shortly introduce 3-6 similar works, projects, …
If possible you can give a short overview of the general problems addressed by these authors.
Please point out advantages and problems you can see in those works.
3 RESULTS OF YOUR PROJECT
Here you should document and explain your project / work. Why does it have advantages over existing works, where do you see problems in your results, which disadvantages do you see in your work, …
This section can have a sub-structure 3.1, 3.2., depending on your preferences.
4 CONCLUSION
This section should summarize your results (not the whole paper – this was done in the abstract)
Here you can also describe which problems have to be addressed in the future to improve your work.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The acknowledgement for funding organisations etc. should be placed in a separate section at the end of the text. 
REFERENCES
Please quote all the books, articles you are referring to here in the following form:

[1]	A. B. Author, C. D. Author. Title of the article, The Journal, vol.1, No. 2 , pp. 110-120, The Publisher, (2000)
[2]	A. B. Author, C. D. Author. Title of the article, Proceedings of the International Conference, pp. 110-120, Ulm, Germany, The Publisher, (2007)
[3]	A. B. Author, C. D. Author. Description of the webpage, fetched from http://www.domain.com/page.html on 5. Feb. 2008

The list of references should be ordered alphabetically according to the first author surname. All references should be cited in the text, and using square brackets such as [1] and [2], [3].

In case you are quoting a webpage please include the corresponding webpage as PDF on your CD-ROM

Thank you for your cooperation in complying with these instructions.
We wish you success with the preparation of your manuscript.

A) Manuscript preparation
Papers must be typed in English.
You must use this template. 
Manuscripts must be typed single spaced using 10 point characters. 
Only Times, Times Roman and Times New Roman fonts are accepted. 
The text should be typed on an A4 paper (21 cm x 29.7 cm). 
The paper should have margins of 2.4 cm from top and bottom and 2 cm from left and right. 
Paragraphs are separated by 6 points and with no indentation. 
Each column has a width of 8.3 cm and the columns are separated by a margin of 0.4 cm.
The text of the full papers is written in two columns and justified.
The maximum length of the paper is 12 pages. 
Figures (pictures are figures) and tables
A Figure or table can have a maximum width of 8.3 cm (one column) or 17 cm (two columns).
If it is smaller than 8.3 cm it should be centred in the column.
Please save figures in 300 dpi in CMYK mode as tif files separately.
Figures and tables should be, numbered consecutively throughout the text, and each should have a caption underneath it (see for example Table 1). 
Care should be taken that the lettering is not too small. All figures and tables should be included in separate files in the electronic versions of the paper. 

n	n!	
1
2
3	1
2
6	

Table 1: This is an example of a table caption.
Equations
Equations should be typed within the text, centred, and should be numbered consecutively throughout the text. They should be referred to in the text as Equation (n). Their numbers should be typed in parentheses, flush right, as in the following example.
	    PA + A’P - PBR-1B’P + Q  =  0.		(1)
Source Code
Please document your source code in separate files in Textformat .txt without line numbers.
Please name these files so another person can understand what is in this file and please use comments in your code.

B) Generating a PDF file
The PDF format will be the final format under which the papers will be published. You SHOULD submit your paper as PDF document and as RTF-Text document. 

The name of the paper file submitted should be saved as the title of the paper followed by the Semester eg: “Title_WS_08_09”.pdf and “Title_WS_08_09”.rtf

PAPER CHECKLIST:

PLEASE REACH IN A CD-ROM or DVD-ROM
CONTAINING

	- PAPER AS PDF and RTF document

	- ALL QUOTED WEBPAGES as PDFs

	- ALL FIGURES (in 300 dpi, TIFF, CMYK) 	and TABLES IN SEPARATE FILES.

	- Your name, the title of your project, the 	semester, the project name and your e-mail 

	- PROJECT DOCUMENTATION:

	Your project in the original form, or as photo / 	video documentation. Please do not use any 	special codecs or formats.