COSC 91/191
Spring 2019
Writing, Presenting, and Evaluating Technical Papers in Computer Science
Scribe Notes

Click here for the LaTeX macro file cs191-mac.tex. Download it and copy it into your directory. Start your .tex file with 
\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\input{cs191-mac}

\begin{document}

\lecture{L}{M}{D}{S1}{S2}
where L is the lecture number, M is the month of the lecture, D is the day of the month, and S1 and S2 are the names of the scribes. (If there is only one scribe, then S2 should be empty, with just a pair of braces.) For example, \lecture{2}{March}{27}{Ralph Kramden}{Trixie Norton} or \lecture{7}{April}{8}{Ethel Mertz}{}. Name your .tex file MMDD.tex, where MM is the two-digit month (e.g., 04 for April) and DD is the two-digit date (with a leading 0 as necessary). Example: 0403.tex. Please format your .tex file so that normal text doesn't go past column 72 (which makes it easier to read in text editors such as emacs).

Note that the cs191-mac.tex file has the line 

\usepackage{mtpro2}
to include the Math Time Pro 2 fonts. You'll need to login to tahoe to compile with these fonts.

Thomas H. Cormen <thc@cs.dartmouth.edu>
Last modified: Mon Apr 29 23:22:23 2019