IEEE format for the presentation of written works

Names and Surnames of the Author

University
Race
City, Country
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Abstract— This document is an example of format adhered to

the IEEE standards for writing representative articles of a A. Font Type for the Document
project completed. The authors must follow the instructions, The entire document must be written in Times.
including format and paper size to maintain the New Roman or equivalent. Other types of font will be
publication standard. This document can be interpreted used only when required for cases
as a set of instructions for writing your article or as a
template to do it. As you may have noticed, this first section
special
It is to generate a very short and large-scale summary of the scope. The font sizes are included in table 1.
of the project.
B. Título y Detalles del Autor(es)
I. INTRODUCTION The title must be in font size 24 points. The
This document is a format guide or template. It can authors' names in 11-point size. The name of
obtain a copy of the course page, or you can even the university and departments in 10 point font and
search for other similar versions on the internet. The idea of italic and finally the emails in size 9
this section is to provide an introduction to the topic that will be addressed in points with a Courier type font.
the article, concisely and allowing the reader to prepare
for the following contents. TABLE I
FONT SIZES FOR ARTICLES
II. CONTENT DEVELOPMENT
Tam Appearance (in Times New Roman or Times)
From this section, the contents are developed year Regular Bold Italic
theme, in an organized and sequential manner. Note that the 8 Table contents Bold Italic
the section should be organized using titles like the previous one Title of figures
for each new topic included. In addition, subtitles are included References to objects
9 Directions of Bold Italic
like the following.
email Body of the
A. Subtitles (use Courier font) abstract
Body of the article
This section specifies detailed topics that form 10 Subtitles Bold Italic
part of a main title, such as that of 'Development of 11 Name of Bold Italic
Contents.
author
B. Paper Specification 24 Article Title
The paper must be the corresponding to a letter-sized sheet style.
US, that is 215.9mm (8.5") wide and 279.4mm (11") long. The title, authors, department, and emails must be in the
The margins must be the following: header of the first page, in a single column that
Superior = 19mm (0.75") covers the two lower columns. All this text must be
Inferior = 25.4mm (1") centered.
Left - Right = 17.3mm (0.68") Each Word In A Title Must Begin With A Capital Letter,
The sheet must be divided into two columns, with a excepto palabras menores como: “a”, “de”, “y” , “desde” entre
4.22mm (0.17") space between columns. others.
If you need to use bullets, refer to the margin list. The authors' details should not display any title
previous to see the style. professional such as PhD, MSc, Dr.
To avoid confusion, each author's last name must be
III. PAGE STYLE written always.
All paragraphs must have tried or tabs in The description of the department must include at least the
the first line. Also, all paragraphs must be nombre de la universidad, la escuela y el país.
aligned in a justified manner and to the left.
C. Section Headings
Each section must be divided into a maximum of 3 levels.
of subsections. Every subtitle must be in font size
10 points and each word in the title must begin with
uppercase except for the smaller words as indicated in the
section III.B.
Observe in the previous line how a reference is made to
another section of the document, using the title number III and the
of subtitle B.
When I need to create several levels of section in the
documento (título, subtitulo, etc.) utilice estas normas:
1) First Level: The first level corresponds to that of a title,
therefore it must be centered, indexed with Roman numerals Fig. 1 The example of a chart with solid colors that stand out over the
white background.
and all the letters in uppercase with the first letter of the
larger words in larger size.
2) Second Level: A second level corresponds to the sub- Fig. 2 is an example of an imported image to the
Title. They must be numbered using letters followed by a document. In these cases, make sure to use the resolution
point and aligned to the left. The font size is 10 suitable, so that the figure can be appreciated with
points and in italics. clarity in the document.
Do not use low-resolution figures because it impoverishes the
Third level: A third level is like this one that is quality of the article.
reading. Use 10-point italic font listed with When you insert a figure, make sure to check it.
Arabic numbers followed by a parenthesis. The body of the next:
item must be immediately after the header, without the colors contrast appropriately,
line breaks. the image is clear,
any text in the image can be read clearly.
D. Figures and Tables
Figures and tables must be centered in the column. If Fig. 2 shows a case where the resolution is not adequate.
the figure is very long, it can be extended to occupy the while Fig. 3 shows a better adaptation of it
space of the two columns. Any figure or table that is figure.
extend more than one column, but do not take up the space of the
two columns, it should be displayed centered on the page and
it should always be at the top or bottom of the
page.
The charts should be in color, preferably use
standard colors so that they can be reproduced in
any system. Standard colors refer to red, blue,
green, yellow. Try to avoid complex colors like blue.
light blue combined with stronger blue because they could
to get confused.
Use solid colors that stand out against the background of the
figure to improve the contrast.
Every figure must be accompanied by a title in text of
8-point size, which begins with the abbreviation 'Fig.' for
indicate 'Figure' and a sequence number.
The name of the figure should only have uppercase in
the first word, regardless of whether it is a
Fig. 2 Example of a low-resolution figure
greater or lesser word.
The name of the figure is used centered in the column, or
page if the figure extends outside the column. If the
description extends beyond one line, it should be displayed from
justified form, as in Fig. 1.
 The examples listed in the references section of
this document includes:
example of a book [1]
example of a book part of a series [2]
example of another magazine article [3]
example of a conference article [4]
example of a patent [5]
example of a website [6]
example of a page from a website [7]
example of a manual [8]
example of a data sheet [9]
example of a thesis [10]
example of a technical report [11]
example of a standard [12]
IV. CONCLUSIONS
Fig. 3 Example of a figure with good resolution The purpose of this section is to summarize the main points.
results discussed throughout the paper. Remember to handle
the conclusions as short statements based on the
E. Table Titles theory and the objectives set.
Tables must have a title in uppercase letters of 8 This section has no special formatting requirements.
points, centered in the column and with larger font size in the
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Beginning of each word uppercase. Before the title line, there
include a centered line where the word 'Table' is used This section follows the regular format of the rest of the
Followed by the numbering of the table using Roman numerals. Document. The only observation is to note that the title is not.
numbered.
F. Page Numbers, Headers and Footers In this section, acknowledgments are given to people who
These three elements must not be used. They collaborated on the project but are not listed as authors.
of the paper.
G. Hyperlinks and Shortcuts
Any hyperlink or reference to the Internet must REFERENCES
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