Latex Nec Cse

A AICTE Sponsored d Two Days Nation nal Seminar on A H Hands-on Seminar on LATEX Essentials for Beginners s
14 1 - 15, June 2013
AICTE E SPONSOR RED TWO DAYS D NATI IONAL SEM MINAR ON A HANDS-ON SEMINA AR ON LAT TEX ESSEN NTIALS FO OR BEGINNERS 14 - 15, JUNE 2013 2
[Live [ Ha ands on Seminar] S ]
Convene er Dr.B B.PARAMA ASIVAN Profe essor & He ead / CSE
C Coordinato or Ms.M M.Bhuvane eswari AP/CSE Re esource Per rson esavaraja , AP/CSE Mr D.Ke
Dr Sivanthi Adita anar College of Engg, E Tiruchend dur
Co-Coordinato or M Ms.D.Usha AP/CSE
[ The esis, Jour rnals and Conference Pa aper Wr riting ]

Or rganized By B Dep partment t of Comp puter Scie ence and Engineer ring
N NATION NAL ENG GINEER RING CO OLLEG GE

(An A Autonomo ous Institutio on affiliated to o Anna Unive ersity,Chenn nai)
K.R. NA AGAR, K KOVILP PATTI - 628503 3
Present ted By D.Kesava araja; Organize ed By
Dept of f CSE , NEC C , Kovilpatt ti
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Content ts Part I 1. A About the workshop w 2. Workshop objectives o a. Abo out Latex Tr raining b. Obj jectives Late ex Training g 3. Introductio on to Latex a. Wha at is LaTeX X b. Fea atures c. Hist tory of LaT TeX d. Intr roduction to o LaTeX e. Why y LaTeX 4. Software In nstallation a. Com mpiler: Mik ktex b. View wers: Ghostscript, Gho ostview, pdf f reader c. Edit tor: TeXMa aker d. PDF F Editor: Adobe profes ssional (opt tional) e. Ima age editor: Photoshop/C P /Corel Draw w (optional) Installation n Procedure e
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Content ts Part-II I Live e Latex Exp periments 1. Introductio on to Latex a. Intr roduction b. Late ex Features c. Late ex vs. MS Word W d. Rea al Time Pro oblems in M MicroSoft Word W 2. Typesetting g journal ar rticles, techn nical report ts, books, an nd slide pre esentations. a. Prea amble b. Doc cument Clas ss c. Arti icle , report ,book , slid de d. Bas sic Experiment 3. Typesetting g of complex x mathemat tical formula as. a. Mat ths Symbols s b. Equ uation Types c. The eorem , axio om , lemma 4. A Advanced typesetting ty of o mathema atics with AM MS-LaTeX. a. AM MS Introduct tion b. Mul lti Line Equ uation 5. Control ov ver large documents d c containing Sectioning, cross-refe erences, tab bles and f figures. a. Sectioning ,Lis st b. Figu ures ,Tables s / Arrays 6. A Automatic generation g aphies and indexes. i of bibliogra a. Aut to Bibliogra aphics b. Aut to Indexes 7. Multi-lingu ual typesetting. a. Am merican b. bah hasa 8. Inclusion of artwork, and a process s or spot col lor. a. Late ex Draw b. Ps Trikz T c. Tex xt color ,For re color, Co olor box tScript or Meta M font fon nts. 9. Using PostS a. Post Script ta Font b. Met 10. Latex Conf figuration a. New w Class file Creation b. New w Package , Sty , cls co onfiguration n and updat tion 11. Journal Pap aper ( IEEE , Springer ) , PhD The esis Writing g Demo a. IEE EE Bib b. SVjo our cls c. The esis cls , sty models d. Dem mo
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Pa art-I(Theor ry) T THE WO ORKSHOP P: ABOUT LATEX pr ronounced Lah-tech is a docum ment prepar ration syste em for high h-quality typesett ting. It is most m often used u for med dium-to-larg ge technica al and scient tific docum ments but it can b be used for almost any y form of pu ublishing. LATEX L is not n a word processor! Instead, LATEX X separates content from m formattin ng and facili itates portab bility of doc cuments. WORK KSHOP OB BJECTIVE ES: This works shop will provide p han nds on prac ctical exper rience on L Latex. LaT TeX is a docume ent preparat tion system for high-qu uality types setting. It is s most often n used for technical or scien ntific paper rs writing for journal s by resear rchers, engineers and mathemati icians at large. T The typesett ting system m offers pro ogrammable e writing fe eatures and extensive facilities f for auto omating most aspects of o typesettin ng. The various features s of Latex a are: Typeset tting journa al articles, te echnical rep ports, books s, and slide p presentation ns. Control l over large documents containing Sectioning, cross-refer erences, tabl les and figures. . Typeset tting of com mplex mathe ematical for rmulas. Advanc ced typesetting of math hematics wit th AMS-La aTeX. Automa atic generation of biblio ographies and a indexes. . Multi-li ingual types setting. Inclusio on of artwor rk, and proc cess or spot color. Using PostScript P or o Meta font t fonts. About L Latex Trai ining: LaTeX is a Software whose aim m is to prod duce the bes st documen nt that satis sfies the research hers needs. The innova ation in the field of LaT TeX have dr riven the tec chnologies to focus the effi icient and effective management m t of reports s and documents spre ead across multiple location ns. If you ar re a novice at a Latex, th his workshop p provides a way to lea arn LaTeX and a start with a r ready-made e basic temp plate and bu uild on it gr radually. It is useful fo or Mathema aticians , Comput ter Scientist ts , Science, Humanitie es , Social Sciences S and d also many y Researche ers. Objecti ives Latex Training: To provide a Common n Platform f for Research hers , Acade emician and d Students to urnals and Conference C P Paper Writing. Thesis, Jou To explore technologic cal advance es in the des sign and dev velopment o of LaTeX. ht current is ssues and fu uture directions in the field fi of Repo ort Creation n. To highligh
Mo ore Detaiils Visit : www w.k7clo oud.cu.cc
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Intro oduction to Latex s LaTeX What is LaTeX is a document preparation p n system for r high-qualit ty typesettin ng. It is mos st often used for r medium-to o-large tech hnical or sci ientific docu uments but it can be us sed for almo ost any form of f publishing g. LaTeX is not a word processo or! Instead, L LaTeX enco ourages authors not to worry too much m about th he appearan nce of their documents d but to concentrate on getting g the r right conten nt. Latex Thesis writ ting can be a hard task. . One conce ern is to present the wo ork in a prof fessional and con nsistent for rmat. For th his purpose e, one cann not help pr raising the Latex type e setting softwar re which is widely w used d in the math hematical and a scientific communi ity. Latex was created by Leslie Lam mport. Altho ough the big ggest advan ntage of Lat tex is its use in ty ypesetting mathematic m al symbols and formulas, it also gives a much h more prof fessional output t than many other text-p processing software programs. This is only realised when w one wants to o maintain consistency c y in a thesis or automatically gener rate content ts, index, references etc. The ere are man ny advantag ges of Latex x such as be eing able to o typeset in various lan nguages. Moreov ver, many to op journals and confere ences have template t pa apers design ned in Latex x. Feature es g system wit th the features that enh hance the for ormatting of f the LaTeX is a typesetting documents. . sy (fairly) Eas ng (somewhat) ) Automated Typesettin Does mathe ematical notation and d does it well ademic and technical fi ields Used in aca onounce LaT TeX? (Lah-tek, or Lay-tek) How to pro ng program m, not a word d-processor r A typesettin Designed for fo producin ng beautiful books, thes sises, papers s, articles... andard for writing w acad demic paper rs De facto sta History y of LaTeX X Late 1970s -> 1989: TeX T by Don n Knuth Dec cent typesetting Sam me output no ow as in the e future Low w level, but powerful Froz zen develop pment Starting ear rly 1980s: LaTeX L by L Leslie Lamp port Hig gh level lang guage (macr ros, really) for TeX Easy to use! Cur rrent version n is Latex2e e Introdu uction to LaTeX LaTeX is a family of o program ms designed d to produc ce publicat tion-quality typeset docume ents. It is pa articularly st trong when working with w mathem matical symb bols. The history of LaT TeX begins with a prog gram called TEX. In 1978, a compu uter scientis st by the name o of Donald Knuth grew frustrate ed with the e mistakes that his p publishers made m in typesett ting his work. He deci ided to crea ate a typese etting program that eve eryone coul ld easily use to typeset do ocuments, particularly p those that t include formulae, f a and made it i freely availabl le. The resu ult is TEX. Knuths pr roduct is an n immensel ly powerful l program, but one th hat does foc cus very much o on small details. A mathematici m ian and com mputer scie entist by th he name of Leslie
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Lampor rt wrote a variant v of TE EX called L LaTeX that focuses f on document s structure rat ther than such de etails. Why LaTeX al result Professiona v independent (Un Unix, Windows) Platform, version Pre-set stan ndard forma ats (for pape er, thesis) ) Bibliograph hy managem ment ssional math h equations typesetting g Fast, profes Free availab ble ands are eas sy to learn The comma Never crash h, never lose your file Can compil le very big books b (unle ess your doc cument is more m than 70 0,000 pages s!) Softw ware Installation 1. Compiler: Miktex G t, Ghostvie ew, pdf reader 2. Viewers: Ghostscrip 3. Editor: Te eXMaker 4. PDF Edito or: Adobe professiona p al (optional l) 5. Image edi itor: Photos shop/Corel l Draw (opt tional)
First D Download so oftware fro om Setup Mik ktex (http:// /miktex.org g) Setup Gho ostscript (ht ttp://downl loads.ghost tscript.com m/public) Setup Gho ostview (http://pages.c cs.wisc.edu u/~ghost/gsv view/get49..htm) Setup pdf f reader (ht ttp://www.a adobe.com/ /products/r reader) Setup Tex xMaker (http://www.x xm1math.n net/texmake er) PDF Edito or Adobe professional p l Draw Image edi itor Photosh hop/Corel D The sof ftware shou uld be compatible wit th the opera ating system m
ws Version n Window Clic ck the Start button , type win nver in the search s box x, and then press Ent ter. Ear rlier version n of Windo ows, click Start, S click Run, type w winver, and then press Enter.
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Miktex x Setup ailable for free under r: http://mik ktex.org/ It is ava This gu uide show the t setup of f versions 2 2.7, 2.8 and d 2.9 More in nformation n is available under: http://f ftp.ntua.gr/ /mirror/cta an/systems/ /win32/mik ktex/doc/2.9 9/miktex.pd df
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Gho ostscript Se etup
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Gh hostview Se etup
L aTex Edito ors L LyX http://ww ww.lyx.org http:// /www.xm1m math.net/te exmaker http://www w.winshell.d de http p://www.tu ug.org/texw works
Texm maker Win nShell TeX Xworks
ker Texmak
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Presente ed By D.Kesavar raja; Organized By
Dept of f CSE , NEC C , Kovilpatti
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Pa art II - LA ATEX EXP PERIMEN NTS Han nds On Pra actice 1. Introductio on to Latex a. Intr roduction b. Lat tex Feature es c. Lat tex vs. MS Word W d. Rea al Time Pr roblems in MicroSoft t Word Experim ment 1 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \begin{document} Welcom me U ALL \end{do ocument} 2. Typesetting g journal ar rticles, tech hnical repor rts, books, and a slide pr resentations s. a. Pre eamble b. Doc cument Cla ass c. Art ticle , repor rt ,book , sl lide d. Bas sic Experim ment
Experim ment 2 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \begin{document} Microso oft word. \end{do ocument} Experim ment 3 \docum mentclass[a4,12pt]{book k} \begin{document} This is m my First \LaTeX \, Document.\\ Welcom me to One Day D Worksh hop on \LaT TeX. \end{do ocument} 3. Typesetting g of comple ex mathema atical formu ulas. a. Maths Symbols b. Equ uation Types c. The eorem , axiom , lemm a Experim ment 4 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \begin{document} \begin{equation} s = \sum m_{i=1}^{n n}x_{i} \end{eq quation} \end{do ocument} Experim ment 5 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \begin{document} Maths Symbol \\ $\pm a$ $ \end{d document} Experim ment 6
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\docum mentclass{art ticle} \begin{document} My Firs st Maths Eq quation is $y y=x^2$. Einstein n Equation $$E=mc^2$ $$ $$y=y_ _1+y_2$$ $$x=a/b b$$ $$x=\fr rac{a}{b}$$ $ $$\alph ha = \beta + \theta $$ \end{do ocument}
Experim ment 7 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \begin{document} my first t equation is s \begin{equation} y=\frac{x^2+3x+1}{m-4} quation} \end{eq ond equatio on is my seco \begin{equation} y=\sqrt{\frac{x^2+ +3x+1}{m-4 4}} \end{eq quation} \end{do ocument}
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\docum mentclass[11pt]{amsart} } \newthe eorem{thm} }{Theorem} }[section] \newthe eorem{lem} }[thm]{Lem mma} \newthe eorem{cor}[thm]{Coro ollary} \begin{document} \begin{thm} The equ uation $ax^2+bx+c=0$ $ with $a\ne eq 0$ as the solutions $$ rt{b^2-4ac}}{2a} x=\frac{-b\pm \sqr $$ hm} \end{th \begin{proof} We use the method d of comple eting the squ uare ite $ax^2+b bx+c$. to rewri \begin{align*} ax^2+bx+c&=a\lef ft( x^2 + \frac{b} }{a}x+\righ ht)+c \\ &=a\le eft( x^2 + \f frac{b}{a}x x+ \left(\fra ac{b}{2a}\r right)^2 -\left ft(\frac{b}{2 2a}\right)^2 2 +\right)+c c \\ &=a\le eft( x+\frac{b}{2a}\rig ght)^2 a\left(\f frac{b}{2a} }\right)^2+c c\\ &= a\l left( x+\frac c{b}{2a}\rig ght)^2\frac{b^ ^2-4ac}{4a}. \end{ali ign*} Therefo ore $ax^2+b bx+c=0$ can n be rewritt ten as $$ x+\frac{b}{2a}\right)^2 2- \frac{b^2 2a\left( x 4ac}{4a a}=0, $$ can in turn be rearrang ged as which c $$ \left( x+ +\frac{b}{2 2a}\right)^2= \frac{b^2 24ac}{4a a^2}. $$ ts gives Taking square root $$ x+\frac{b}{2a}= \f frac{\pm \sq qrt{b^24ac}}{2 2a} $$ which implies $$ x=\frac{-b\pm \sqr rt{b^2-4ac}}{2a} $$ as requi ired. \end{pr roof} \end{do ocument} Experim ment 9
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\docum mentclass[11pt]{amsart} } \newthe eorem{thm} }{Theorem} }[section] \newthe eorem{lem} }[thm]{Lem mma} \begin{document} \begin{lem} Let $\The eta$ be a co omplete ence relation n of $D^{\l langle 2 congrue \rangle} }$ such that t \begin{equ uation} \langle 1, , d \rangle \e equiv \langl le 1, le \pmod{\T Theta}, 1 \rangl \end{eq quation} for some $d \in D$ with w $d < 1$ $. Then $\ \Theta =\iot ta$. \end{lem m} \end{do ocument} 4. A Advanced typesetting t of mathema atics with AMS-LaTeX A X. a. AM MS Introduc ction b. Mu ulti Line Eq quation Experim ment 10 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \usepac ckage{amsm math} \begin{ {document} } \AmS-\LaTeX ocument} \end{do Experim ment 11 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \usepac ckage{amsm math} \begin{document} \AmS-\LaTeX \renewc command{\t theequation n}{[\Roman n{equation}] } \begin{align} ax^2 +b bx+c \\ b+a \\ c_2 \\ \frac{m mx^2}{2} \end{ali ign} \end{do ocument} 5. Control ov ver large do ocuments c containing Sectioning, , cross-refe erences, tab bles and f figures. a. Sectioning ,List b. Figu ures ,Table es / Arrays Experim ment 12
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\docum mentclass{art ticle} \usepac ckage{amsm math} \newcom mmand{\kk kkk}{ \LaTe eX } \renewc command{\b b}[2]{#1 Latex #2} \renewc command{\t theequation n}{[\Roman n{equation}]} \begin{document} \kkkk \\ \ \b{welc come}{Wor rkshop} \begin{align} ax^2 +b bx+c \end{ali ign} \end{do ocument} Experim ment 13 \docum mentclass{rep port} \title{M My Latex} \author{Raja} \begin{document} itle \maketi \end{do ocument} Experim ment 14 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \begin{document} \section n{Word} Microso oft word. \section n{Latex} I like Latex ocument} \end{do Experim ment 15 \docum mentclass[12 2pt]{article} } \begin{document} \section n{INTRODU UCTION} \label{i intro} This is section~\ref f{intro}. Se ection~\ref{ {methods} will w follow. \section n{NOTATIO ON AND METHODS} M } \label{m methods} This is section~\ref f{methods} , which fol llows ~\ref{intro} }. section~ \section n{RESULTS S} \label{r results} This is section ~\re ef{results} \subsect tion{ARE OF O METHO OD FOR ${ {\bf log(\hat t{RR})}$ RELATIVE R TO FULL VERIFI ICATION} \label{a arefull} This is subsection~ ~\ref{arefull}, which is s within
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section~ ~\ref{result ts}. \subsect tion{ARE OF O METHO OD FOR ${ {\bf TO BG AP log(\hat t{RR})}$ RELATIVE R PPROACH} } \label{a arebg} This is subsection~ ~\ref{arebg} }, which is w within section~ ~\ref{result ts}. \section n{CONCLU USIONS} \label{l last} This is section~\ref f{last}. The e first sectio on was ~\ref{intro} }. section~ \end{do ocument} Experim ment 16 \docum mentclass[12 2pt]{article} } \begin{document} \begin{enumerate} } \item A Apple \item M Mango \item ba anana \end{en numerate} List \begin{itemize} \item on ne \item tw wo \begin{itemize} \item 21 \item 22 \end{ite emize} \end{ite emize}
\end{do ocument} Experim ment 17 \doc cumentclass s[12pt]{article} \beg gin{docume ent} \beg gin{itemize} \ren newcomman nd{\labelitem mi}{$\circ $} \item m First item m in the list \item m Second it tem \item m and so on n \end d{itemize} \end d{document t}
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Experim ment 18 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \begin{document} $$ \left( \begin{array}{rrr} \alpha & \beta & \g gamma \\ \delta & \epsilon & \zeta \\ \eta & \ \theta & \iot ta \\ \end{ar rray} \right) $$ \end{do ocument} Experim ment 19 \doc cumentclass s{article} \beg gin{docume ent} \beg gin{table} \beg gin{tabular} }{|c|c|c|} \hlin ne Righ ht & Center r & Left \\ \hlin ne alph ha & beta & gamma \\ \hlin ne dela ata & epsilo on & zeta \\ \hlin ne \end d{tabular} \c caption{Sim mulation Results} \l label{tb:s} \end d{table} jvhj jfvchjvchjvk kbjbvjfvujfv vyh \ref{tb: :s} \end d{document t}
Ima age Experim ment Before Image Expe eriment Do the followi ing 1)Down nload the fil le mptopdf f.zib 2)Extra act the same e to mptopdf f folder 3)copy the folder named n as c context insi ide E:\\mp ptopdf\mpto opdf\tex t C:\Progr ram Files\M MiKTeX 2.9 9\tex 4)Paste the folder to 5)Start ->All Progr rams -> Mik ktex 2.9 -> Maintenanc ce(Admin)->Settings
6)Open ned window

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7)In the e opened wi indow gener ral Tab clic ck Refresh FNDB F
8)Click k Update Formats
Image T Tex maker Configurati C on Open T Tex Maker Options s -> Configu ure tex Mak ker
choose Latex+dvip ps+ps2pdf_ _view Pdf
Quick B Build Experim ment 20 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \usepac ckage{graph hicx} \begin{document} \begin{figure} [hbtp] \include egraphics[sc cale=0.2]{n nec.eps} \caption n{National Engineering E g College} \label{f fig:nec} \end{fig gure} In Figur re \ref{fig:n nec} \end{do ocument}
6. A Automatic generation g of bibliogra aphies and indexes. i a. Aut to Bibliogra aphics b. Aut to Indexes
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Experim ment 21 @articl le{AA, author= ={Prof S.Jey yakumar D.Kesavaraja a} title={F Fundamenta als of Comp puting and Program mming}, year={M May 2009}, , journal= ={My Book k} } @articl le{BB, ={D.Kesava araja}, author= title={L Latex Tutori ial}, year={N Nov 2012}, journal= ={My Tutor rials} }
b.bib Mybib Steps : Comp pile using BibTex Save tex t File Quick k Build Comp pile using BibTex Quick k Build Quick k Build
\docum mentclass{art ticle} \begin{document} Comput ter Fundam mental Book, e.g., \cite{AA A} and Latex Manual \cite{BB} \ \bibliog graphystyle{ {plain} \bibliog graphy{myb bib} \end{do ocument} Experim ment 22 \docum mentclass[a4paper]{repo ort} S Steps : \usepac ckage{make eidx} \make eindex O Open tex file e \begin{document} \textbf{ {Latex} Tex x \index{tex x} Q Quick Build d Process sing Using Latex L \index x{Latex C Compile Usi ing MakeIn ndex }\\ O Open idx file e Tex is a most powe er full Text C Compile Usi ing MakeIn ndex Process sing Langua age \\ O Open tex file e \index{Lang} Q Quick Build d Q Quick Build d \printindex \end{do ocument}
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7. Multi-lingu ual typesetti ing. a. Am merican b. bah hasa Experim ment 23 \docum mentclass{art ticle} \usepac ckage[bahas sa,american] ]{babel} \begin{document} \selectla anguage{am merican}\tod day \\ \selectla anguage{ba ahasa}\today y \end{do ocument} 8. Inclusion of o artwork, and proces ss or spot co olor. a. Lat tex Draw b. Ps Trikz T c. Tex xt color ,Fore color, C Color box ment 24 Experim \docum mentclass{art ticle} \usepac ckage{color} \begin{document} \textcol lor{red}{He ere is some coloured te ext}, \fcolorb box{blue}{g green}{som me with a frame} \colorbo ox{yellow}{and some with a colo oured backgro ound}. \end{do ocument} Experim ment 25 \docum mentclass[a4paper,11pt] ]{article} \usepac ckage[usena ames,dvipsn names]{pstr ricks} \usepac ckage{epsfig g} \begin{document} \scalebo ox{1} % Ch hange this value v to resc cale the drawing g. { \begin{pspicture}( (0,-1.025)(3.4,1.07) om[linewidt th=0.04] \pscusto { th \newpat \moveto o(0.0,-1.005 5) \lineto(0 0.15,-0.375) \curveto o(0.225,-0.0 06)(0.82,0.4 465)(1.34,0. .675) \curveto o(1.86,0.885 5)(2.45,1.05 5)(2.52,1.00 05) \curveto o(2.59,0.96) )(2.8,0.75)(2.94,0.585) ) \curveto o(3.08,0.42) )(3.26,0.11) )(3.38,-0.32 25) } \end{ps spicture} } ocument} \end{do 9. Using Post tScript or Meta M font fo onts. a. Pos st Script b. Met ta Font
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Experim ment 26 \docum mentclass[12 2pt]{article} } \begin{document} There a are various font f sizes th hat can be accesse ed. Others ca an be create ed in needed d. {\tiny ti iny} \\ {\script tsize scriptsi ize} \\ {\footno otesize foot tnotesize} \\ \ {\small small} \\ alsize norm malsize} \\ {\norma {\large large} \\ {\Large e Large} \\ {\LARG GE LARGE E} \\ {\huge h huge} \\ {\Huge Huge} \end{do ocument} 10. Latex Conf figuration c. New w Class file e Creation d. New w Package , Sty , cls c configurati ion and upd dation Experim ment 27 \NeedsT TeXFormat t{LaTeX2e} } Simpleform. cls \ProvidesClass{sim mpleform}[2 2009/11/20 v1.0 A Sim mple Form] Class[12pt,a4 4paper]{article} \LoadC \newcom mmand{\aa aa}{Hello} \endinp put \docum mentclass{sim mpleform} \begin{document} \aaa \end{do ocument} Experim ment -28 \docum mentclass[10 0pt]{article} } \begin{document} \pagenu umbering{ro oman} My Firs st Page \newpag ge My Sec cond page \newpag ge My Thi ird Page \setcoun nter{page}{ {3} \pagenu umbering{ar rabic} \newpag ge My Fou urth Page \end{do ocument}
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aper ( IEEE E , Springer r ) , PhD Thesis T Writin ng Demo 11. Journal Pa a. IEE EE Bib b. SVj jour cls c. The esis cls , sty models d. Dem mo al Example Journa \docum mentclass[tw wocolumn]{s svjour3} \usepac ckage{graph hicx} \journal lname{Clou ud Computing $\&$ Ap pplications} } \title{Cloud Computing and Applications A s $\&$ Exam mples} \author{D.Kesavar raja AP/CSE E} \institut te{Dr Sivan nthi Aditana ar college of f Engineerin ng , Tiruche endur\email{dkesavaraj ja@gmail.c com} } \date{R Received$\:$ $ 01-Nov-20 012 $\/$ Ac ccepted: 30-Nov-2012} } \begin{document} \maketi itle \begin{abstract} Cloud c computing is i a technolo ogy that use es the intern net and central remote s servers to maintain m data and d applicatio ons. A simpl le example of cloud co omputing is Yahoo ema ail or Gmail l etc.A style e of comput ting where m massively sc calable (and d elastic) IT T-related cap pabilities ar re provided as a service e to external customers s using Inter rnet technol logies. \end{ab bstract} \section n{Introducti ion} The ana alogy is , 'If f you only need n milk , w would you buy b a cow?' 'All the user rs or consum mers need is to get the benefits b of using u the sof ftware or ha ardware of the t compute er like send ding etc. Just to get g this ben nefit (milk) w why should d a consume er buy a (cow w) software e emails e /hardwa are? \section n{Cloud Computing Se egments} Applica ations: It's all a On Dema and On Dem mand softwa are services s Who is Offering On O Demand Software? Internat tional Busin ness Machin nes (IBM) Salesfor rce.com (CR RM) EfroTec ch.com (HR RIS) Google (GOOG) NetSuit te (N) Cordys Taleo (T TLEO) Concur Technolog gies (CNQR R) \subsect tion{Cloud Computing g Segments} } Accessi ing cloud te echnologies requires a t thin-client, and the wor rld's most c commonly used u thin-clie ent for this purpose is a web brow wser. This means m the vast majority of all applications on the I Internet hav ve some kind d of web or r application n server on which w the b business log gic is implem mented. Curr rently, most t of the mon ney spent on n security go oes into fire ewalls and antiviru us solutions, , but in the last 10 year rs the typica al target for attacks has s shifted from m the network k layer to th he applicatio on layer bec cause the op perating systems and se ervices avai ilable to the gene eral public were w cut do own. As a re esult, it is no ow easier to o target the application n logic
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or fram mework of an n application than the a actual server behind the e hardened n network perimeter. Applica ations are mostly m devel loped by the e businesses s themselves and devel loper s do not n have a comm mon, standar rd set of sec cure develop pment polic cies. This cr reates a targ get rich environ nment of vul lnerabilities s to be explo oited. \section n{Equations s} The rea al beauty of \LaTeX is equations. e F For inline eq quations lik ke, $\mu(x_ 1,x_2) = 2 x_1 x +2 x_2$, si imply insert t the instruc ctions defini ning the equation betwe een single \v verb+$+ sig gns. If you wan nt a display y equation without w a nu umber put th he instructio ons between n \verb+$$+ +'s like this: x_1,x_2) = \alpha 2 x_ _1 + 2 x_2$$ $ $$\mu(x If you w want an equ uation to hav ve a number r then you need n to use \verb+begin n{equation} }+ and \verb+\e end{equatio on}+ for example \begin{equation} \theta = \int Mx ~ dx d \label{stuff} \end{eq quation} \section n{Bibliograp phy and ref ferences} For exa ample a few w references s added here e \cite{RefW Works:100}, \cite{RefW Works:99}. To crea ate a `bib' fil le, use your r RefWorks and export references in BibTex f format. You u can format y your referen nces using different d pu ublishers sty yle. You nee ed a `bst' fil le and you have h to replace the default plain style with the pu ublisher bibl liography st tyle file. \section n{Figures} \section n{Tables} \begin{table}[h] n{Orbits of $S_n$ in $\ \Omega^3$ $ (with $n>3 3$) \caption and in $ $\Omega^4$ $ (with $n> >4$)} \label{t tab:symgrpo orbits} \begin{center} \begin{tabular}{lr|||lr} olumn{2}{c c}{Orbits in n $\Omega^ ^3$} \multico & olumn{2}{c c}{Orbits in n $\Omega^ ^4$} \\ \multico Orbit ty ype & multi iplicity & Orbit O type& multiplicity y\\ \hline $\{(i)\}$ & 1 & $\{ {(i,i)\}$ & 1 \\ $\{(i)\}$ & 3 & $\{ {(i,j)\}$ & 4 \\ $\{(i)\}$ & 1 & $\{ {(i,j)\}$ & 3 \\ & &$ $\{(i,i)\}$& 6 \\ & &$ $\{(i,l)\}$& 1 \\ \hline Total & 5 & Total T & 15 \end{tab bular} \end{ce enter} \end{tab ble} \section n{Conclusio on} Legacy IT absorbs a lot of an agency's av vailable IT budget b and is a primary y barrier to IT respons siveness and d overall bu usiness agilit ty. It's the fundamental f l reason IT is not flexib ble, respons sive, and eff ficient. Clou ud computin ng is an emerging computing para adigm that is s real and bec coming prog gressively more m popula ar. While there are adva antages and d similarly challeng ges to adopting the cloud computi ing concept, the key co onsideration n provided in n this white paper can be e used as a starting s poin nt. Adoption n of cloud computing c s symbolizes a major
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cultural l transforma ation for bot th CIOs and d CISO and d the lines of f business e each support. In and effort to o better supp port the age encies' miss sion, senior IT managem ment need t to think fres shly about "m make versu us buy" sour rcing decisio ons for their r IT service e delivery ca apabilities. The Clo oud is going g to happen. As we mov ve forward in cloud co omputing fo or support to o the mission n, the federa al enterprise e should con ntinue to str rengthen for rmal proces sses to ensur re that lessons learned fro om both indu ustry and th he governme ent's own su uccessful cl loud compu uting initiativ ves are conti inually exam mined and b broadly ado opted across s the enterpr rise \bibliog graphystyle{ {IEEE} \bibliog graphy{myb bib} \end{do ocument}
PhD Th hesis Exam mple \docum mentclass[on neside,12pt]{Classes/m mythesis} \title{Cloud Computing PhD Thesis} T \author{{RAJA} } \college eordept{Nat tional Engin neering Col llege} \univers sity{Anna University} U \degree{Doctor of Philosophy y} mber 2012} \degreedate{Novem \onehalfspacing \begin{document} \maketi itle \begin{figure} [hbtp] \caption n{National Engineering E g College} \include egraphics[sc cale=1]{nec clogo.eps} \label{fig:nec} \end{fig gure} %set th he number of o sectioning g levels that t get numbe er and appea ar in the con ntents \setcoun nter{secnum mdepth}{3} } \setcoun nter{tocdep pth}{3} \frontm matter % boo ok mode onl ly \pagenu umbering{ro oman} \include e{Dedicatio on/dedicatio on}
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\include e{Acknowle edgement/a acknowledge ement} \include e{Abstract/a abstract} \tableof fcontents \listoffigures \printno omenclature e %% Print t the nomen nclature \addcon ntentsline{to oc}{chapter r}{Nomenc clature} \mainm matter % boo ok mode onl ly \include e{Chapter0/ /chapter0} \include e{Chapter1/ /chapter1} \include e{Chapter2/ /chapter2} \include e{Chapter3/ /chapter3} \include e{Conclusio ons/conclus sions} \backmatter % boo ok mode onl ly \append dix \include e{Appendix x1/appendix x1} \include e{Appendix x2/appendix x2} \bibliog graphystyle{ {Classes/iee ee} %\bibliographystyl le{Classes/C CUEDbibli io} command{\b bibname}{R References} } \renewc \bibliog graphy{Refe erences/refe erences} % References s file \end{do ocument}
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