SEMESTER PROJECT FORMAT

You must follow the format described in this file for your semester
project write-up. Your research paper must be BOUND in book form.
NO STAPLED PAGES. It must be typed or use a word processor of some kind.
NO HAND WRITING IS TO BE USED IN YOUR PAPER. Schematics must be done
with some CAD drawing software or be done by professional drafting techniques
in India black ink with Leroy lettering. NO USE OF PENCIL IS ALLOWED.
You must label every component (i.e. resistor, capacitor, & transistor) in
your schematic on the figure! These labels must be the labels used in your
netlist. Sizes of the components are to be on the schematic or in a Table
immediately following the schematic in your report. 

The format is: A front page with a Title, Your Name, EE7329-501, 
               My Name (Dr. Hellums). This is the minimum, you can 
               add more information.
               
               A Table of Contents
               
               An Introduction: state the problem and give the specs.
               
               The Body: Discuss what circuit architecture you chose
               and why. Show all equations you used to design your amp.
               Go through the design step-by-step explaining what you did.
               Show your results in Tables and or Graphs that prove the
               performance of your design. These MUST be computer generated.
               NO HAND DRAWN PLOTS. Use scales so that the answer can be read
               on the plot. Use plotting tool markers to help show the
               exact value on the plot. Give a Table of your results vs 
               the spec.
               
               A Summary & Conclusion
               
               APPENDIX: You must include the SPICE netlist for each type
               of simulation you did (i.e. OP, AC, TR, NOISE, etc.).
               The OP output for the complete circuit must be included. 
               DO NOT put the SPICE MODELS or the extra stuff in the SPICE
               output file in your report.