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A Public Apology to Mr. Peter Long

A simple submission slip designed to be attached to student work for marking. The source code is available on github. This is the release from 12th April 2014. This work is provided for use under the open source MIT license (MIT).

Template for the TUM class: CFD with open source tools, AKA Openfoam course

Tarea1 Teoria

I want to see if this publishes it in MathML so I can cut & paste from there to other formats.

AML

File: memoirthesis.tex Author: Victor Brena Description: Contains the thesis template using memoir class, which is mainly based on book class but permits better control of chapter styles for example. This template is an adaptation and modification of Oscar's. Memoir is a flexible class for typesetting poetry, fiction, non-fiction and mathematical works as books, reports, articles or manuscripts. CTAN repository is found at: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir/ UoB guidelines for thesis presentation were found at: http://www.bris.ac.uk/esu/pg/pgrcop11-12topic.pdf#page=49 UoB guidelines: The dissertation must be printed on A4 white paper. Paper up to A3 may be used for maps, plans, diagrams and illustrative material. Pages (apart from the preliminary pages) should normally be double-sided. Memoir class loads useful packages by default (see manual).

Example

FPGA stands for Field Programmable Gate Array. It is an integrated circuit that can be configured by the user in order to implement digital logic functions of varying complexities. This report concerns FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays). The basic FPGA blocks, I/O, CLBs (Combinational Logic Blocks), and architecture, the advantages of FPGAs are discussed to impart a basic understanding of FPGA operation. Digital signal processing is an important area where FPGAs have found many applications in recent years. Interest in high-level synthesis tools for FPGAs is intensifying as FPGAs and their applications grow larger and more complex. Prospective users want to understand how well high-level synthesis tools work, both in terms of usability and quality of results. To meet this need, I have prepared this paper that presents a brief introduction to the FPGA.