csx99.tex

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\title{BILKENT UNIVERSITY \\ ~\\ ENGINEERING FACULTY \\ ~\\
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING \\ ~\\ ~\\}

% Please change the course code, name and ID number. No need to add anything following "Performed at".
\author{CSx99 \\ SUMMER TRAINING REPORT \\ ~\\ NAMEHERE \\ ID NUMBER \\ ~\\ Performed at: }

\begin{document}

\begin{titlingpage} % Starts the title page.
    \begin{center}
        \begin{large}
            \textbf{\thetitle} % Put title here.
        \end{large}

        \includegraphics[scale=1.3]{bilkent_logo.png}\\ % Put the logo here.

        \begin{LARGE}
            \textbf{\theauthor} % Author here. Not exactly the author though.
        \end{LARGE}

        % If the company logo bears a different file name, change the file name or change the path on the following line.
        \includegraphics[scale=0.3]{company_logo.png} % Put the company logo here.

        % Please change the company name and dates accordingly.
        \begin{Large}
            \textbf{\\ COMPANY ~\\}
            \textbf{\\ START DATE - END DATE}
        \end{Large}
    \end{center}
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\tableofcontents

\newpage

\section{Abstract}

Content.

\newpage

\section{Introduction}

% Have an introductory section that will make a smooth beginning to the document.
% In the introduction section include the following:
% * The name of the company and department where you have done your summer training,
% the main focus area of the company, and your motivation for choosing this company as
% the place for your summer training.
% * Brief summary of the work you have done, the motivation behind it, and the significance
% of the work that you have done in the overall project.
% * Explanation of the organization of the rest of the report.

Content.

\section{Company Information}

% Have a section providing information about the company and
% department where you did your training, its hardware/software systems and resources, its focus
% and project area, its organization, etc. Do not write in too much detail. The name, address,
% telephone number, email address, and information about the education of your supervisor must
% be given (including the name of the university and department from which he/she graduated, and
% the year of graduation). The required format for this section is given in Summer Training Report
% Template file. (http://www.cs.bilkent.edu.tr/SummerTraining/Report%20Template.dotx)

Content.

\subsection{About the Company}

Content.

\subsection{About the Department}

Content.

\subsection{About the Hardware and Software Systems}

Content.

\\ \textbf{Hardware} \\

Content.

\\ \textbf{Software} \\

Content.

\subsection{Team and Supervisor Information}

Content.

% The supervisor’s name and job title, along with his or her university and department and year of graduation must be stated here.
% Please change the following information accordingly.

\textbf{My Supervisor:}
\begin{itemize}
    \item{\textbf{Name: } }
    \item{\textbf{Title: } }
    \item{\textbf{Education:} }
    \begin{itemize}
        \item{BS in Computer Engineering, }
        \item{MS in Computer Science, }
    \end{itemize}
    \item{\textbf{E-Mail: } }
\end{itemize}

\section{Work Done}

% This is the most important part of your report. The number of sub-sections in this
% part, their titles, and their contents depend on the work that you have done and the information
% you would like to provide. This part should include at least the following:
% o Information about the main project, if the work you have done is part of such a
% project.
% o The significance of the work you have done.
% o The motivation behind the particular work that you have done and why it is
% required.
% o Detailed description of the work done, including for example:
%  - The algorithms/pseudo-code developed.
%  - Hardware/software environment used.
%  - Software tools used.
%  - Design methods used and learned.
%  - Testing methods and tools used and learned.
%  - Project management methods and processes followed or observed.
%  - Any engineering standards that are followed or observed.
%  - Design, development, documentation and testing participated in or
%  observed.
%  - Any configuration and/or maintenance tasks performed.
% o Detailed description of your own contribution and clearly identification of the
% distinctions from others’ work.
% o When writing this section, do not forget that the reader may not be familiar with
% the topic of the work that you have done. Therefore, explaining too much is better
% than not enough. But long code sections should be in the Appendix, not in the
% body of the report

Content.

\section{Performance and Outcomes}
% You should also write and discuss the outcomes of your summer
% training by writing the following 9 sections in your report, each corresponding to one of the 9
% Evaluation criteria:

Content.

\subsection{Applying Knowledge and Skills Learned at Bilkent}

% A section titled: Applying Knowledge and Skills Learned at Bilkent in which
% you explain in detail what knowledge and skills learned in school you were able
% to apply to real-world problems during your summer training, and specifically
% where and how the knowledge or skills were useful

Content.

\subsection{Solving Engineering Problems}

% A section titled: Solving Engineering Problems in which you explain in detail
% the engineering problems related to computer systems and applications that you
% solved.

Content.

\subsection{Team Work}

% A section titled: Team Work in which you explain in detail the teamwork you
% were involved in during the summer training, including (for each team you
% participated in) the team role or function of each team member, the training in
% their background and current work area, and some information about the team
% dynamics as you worked together. You should clearly explain how you related to
% the others on the team. If you were not involved in a formal team, the definition
% of the term could be interpreted loosely to mean working together with others on
% a shared task.

Content.

\subsection{Multi-Disciplinary Work}

% A section titled: Multi-disciplinary Work in which you explain how you
% worked with team-mates from other disciplines (multi-disciplinary work). If you
% did not engage in a multi-disciplinary work or team, indicate this in this section
% clearly.

Content.

\subsection{Professional and Ethical Issues}

% A section titled: Professional and Ethical Issues in which you explain in detail
% which professional issues and work-related ethical issues you saw or became
% aware of during your summer training, and how the issue was handled or
% managed at the company.

Content.

\subsection{Impact of Engineering Solutions}

% A section titled: Impact of Engineering Solutions in which you explain
% specifically what you learned or understood about the economic, environmental,
% societal and global impact of the engineering solutions in the projects developed
% at the company.

Content. \cite{something}

\subsection{Locating Sources and Self-Learning}

% A section titled: Locating Sources and Self-Learning in which you explain the
% self-learning that you did during your summer training. You should mention any
% sources that you located and how you found them (this would include Web sites,
% books, journals, experts, etc), and what part of your summer training task you
% needed them for. Also, mention any that you made regular use of, and any that
% you are continuing to use.

Content.

\subsection{Knowledge about Contemporary Issues}

% A section titled: Knowledge about Contemporary Issues where you write about
% the contemporary issues that are related with computer engineering, as you
% understand them from, and related to, your summer training.

Content.

\subsection{Using New Tools and Technologies}

% A section titled: Using New Tools and Technologies in which you explain in
% detail any new tools or technologies that you encountered and used during your
% summer training, how you learned to use them, and what level of proficiency you
% came to by the end of your summer training.

Content.

\section{Conclusion}

Content. \cite{another}

\begin{thebibliography}{99}

\bibitem{something} Some citation.

\bibitem{another} Some other citation.

\end{thebibliography}

\section{Appendix}

Content.

\newpage

\begin{large}
\begin{center}
\textbf{Self-Checklist for Your Report}
\end{center}
\end{large}

\begin{todolist}
\item Did you provide detailed information about the work you did?
\item Is supervisor information included?
\item Did you use the Report Template to prepare your report, so that it has a cover page, the 8 major sections and 13 subsections specified in the Table of Contents, and uses the  required section names?
\item Did you follow the style guidelines?
\item Does you report look professionally written?
\item Does your report include all necessary References, and proper citations to them in the body?
\item Did you remove all explanations from the Report Template, which are marked with yellow color? Did you modify all text marked with green according to your case? 
\end{todolist}

Signature: \hrulefill

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