Templates — Homework Assignment

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A simple initial exercise to get students started with LaTeX and Overleaf.

Homework template for CIS 160 at the University of Pennsylvania

In this sample paper, we describe the formatting requirements for content for the STAR assignment for the Introduction to Computer Graphics class, Fall 2015. Please fill this section with the abstract. This template is based on the SIGGRAPH proceedings template and the following sections will contain dummy sections and text which you can edit. Use Overleaf to collaborate and keep track of your document.

LaTeX Homework Template Modified 13 Sep. 2007

Homework Template for UWYO COSC-4765 Computer Security - Homework #2

Basic homework template for math classes.

Write a short summary of the third assignment here. In the summary include the question you answered, a few sentences to describe the nature of the problem. The problem statement or introduction should introduce the health issue that you are answering and what is known about the health problem. Also indicate why answering the question is important. Then write a few sentences about what databases you searched, and what were you search criteria (you should describe that in words, do not include any tables or figure here). Then write the results you obtained. Here, write briefly how many articles you originally retrieved and how many articles (five, but if not five then how many) articles you finally considered to be good enough to answer the question and which article you found best out of these five and why. Then briefly describe the nature of the article and write a few sentences as to why and how this article answered the main question you set out to answer in this assignment. Typically the summary will be one paragraph, but you can include more than one paragraph to break up the thoughts and ideas presented in your assignment. Try to be brief and capture the essential point in the assignment you write. Do not include any references or citations in this section.

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