TI DSP Solutions Challenge Style Guide

All final project submissions must be received no later than October 31, 1997 and contain the following items:

1. An introduction to the project submission.

2. An abstract outlining what the project submission will cover.

3. A summary with the conclusion clearly stated.

4. An index to the text, figures, software listings and charts.

5. A list of any references used to prepare the project submission or references where the reader may find additional information on the topic.

6. The final project submission must be delivered in hard copy and electronic form. Electronic file must be submitted as a Microsoft Word (preferred) or an ASCII text file. When using MS Word, see the application report template below.

7. The final project submission text cannot exceed ten (10) pages in length (not including schematics, introduction, abstract, summary, software code, and index) and in a typeface no smaller than 10 point. Page size is limited to 8-1/2 by 11 in., or A4. Text is to be single column with at least 1/2 in., margins.

8. If applicable, the final project submission must include a hard-copy (or an electronic file in Orcad) schematic of the design.

9. Final projects are to be submitted by October 31, 1997 to the appropriate TI Challenge headquarters location listed in the rules and conditions.

Application Report Template
To assist with the format of your TI DSP Solutions Challenge submission, we have included TI's application report MS Word template for easy transition from TI Challenge project to published report. Another benefit of completing your TI Challenge project is the great potential for having your work published and viewed by engineers, design departments, end-equipment manufacturers, and employers worldwide.

Adherence to the TI application report standard will allow us to publish a greater number of student projects in a shorter period of time.

Before You Begin
About the Template
Building an Application Report

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