How to scribe for CS-6841: Advanced Algorithms

1. Take complete notes for the class. Note the lecture number.
2. Download advalgos.sty, advalgos.bib and template.tex. You might also want example-figure.pdf. Put them all in the same directory.
3. Rename template.tex as lectureXX.tex, where XX is the number of the lecture (01, 02, ..., 09, 10, 11, ..., etc.).
4. (Main step.) Edit the lectureXX.tex file so as to include your scribe notes. Set the lecture number, title, and scribe name in the first few lines, use macros appearing in lpsdp.sty as appropriate. Use LaTex best practices! Include at least one figure.
5. If necessary, add to (but don't subtract from) advalgos.bib.
6. Produce your pdf by bibtexing and by pdflatexing. The output file will be lectureXX.pdf.
7. Email the following files to Raj or Ravi: lectureXX.tex, lectureXX.pdf, figure file(s), and advalgos.bib (iff you added to it).
8. The deadline is seven calendar days after the lecture.

• A PDF version of Mathematical Writing by Knuth, Larrabee, and Roberts. You may find it useful to review pp.1-6 before you begin writing scribe notes.

• LaTeX cheat sheet.
• Don't know how to do something basic in LaTeX? Try Googling it.
• Don't know how to do something tricky in LaTeX? Try searching TeX StackExchange.
• Short math guide for LaTeX.
• User's guide for amsmath.
• Comprehensie LaTeX symbol list.
• Avoid eqnarray!
• More math into LaTeX, by Grätzer, is a superb book.