Each week we shall have two scribes who cooperate. The following
guidelines are adapted from
http://cva.stanford.edu/ee482s/scribe.html
and
http://www.cs.wm.edu/~mliskov/cs423/.
Lecture notes should be typeset with LaTeX. If you are not
familiar with LaTeX, a good source of information are
the Web pages of the
TeX Users Group.
Here is a PDF file with a long list of
LaTeX
symbol commands. For CSE 291, start with the template
lect01.tex,
and add your notes to it. You will need this auxiliary file: handout.cls. Here are sample lecture
notes from classes outside UCSD:
The best way to include
drawings in your text is to produce Encapsulated Postscript (EPS) files
using a drawing program. The programs available include
xfig or idraw on most UNIX systems, MacDraw on most Macs,
and Adobe Illustrator on Macs and PCs. EPS files
are included in LaTeX documents using epsfig package included in most
LaTeX distributions. Please use the following naming convention
for the figures you use: figXX-YY.eps where XX is the week number and
YY is the number of the figure, so for example, fig01-03.eps would be
the 3rd figure in the scribe notes for the first week. This way
all those files can coexist in a single directory without any problems.
The scribed lecture notes for each week, both LaTeX source and PDF,
should be emailed to the instructor no later than the Wednesday of the
next week.