Author Kit

Electronic submission ONLY

Only electronic submissions are permitted. Mailed or faxed submissions will not be accepted.

After receipt of your paper ID (announced on 25 April), each corresponding author MUST:

  1. Prepare the camera-ready abstract using the Style Guide for Abstract;
  2. Prepare the camera-ready paper using the Style Guide for full Paper;
  3. Save the manuscript as a PostScript or .Doc file and submit to website(http://icee2000.nctu.edu.tw) with paper ID;
  4. Return the Copyright Agreement by fax to: Fax:+886-3-5721431, Center for Professional Advancement, NCTU, Taiwan, Attn:ICEE2000
  5. Email Presentation Equipment Reservation Form to cpa@cc.nctu.edu.tw if you request nonstandard equipment.
  6. Notify the paper presenter to pre-register by 30 June 2000, to ensure that the paper is included in the conference proceedings.
  7. Double check on website (Accepted Papers) for all authors' first and last names.

Preparation of camera-ready manuscript

Style Guide for Abstract
A Conference Digest of all abstracts will be available.
Style Guide for Full Paper
All corresponding authors must finish a 5-page written manuscript, which will be included in the Conference Proceedings (in CD-ROM ).

Copyright Agreement

Manuscript submitted must be accompanied with a Copyright Agreement. You retain your ownership of the paper. Government and company clearance to present and publish should be final at the time of submittal.

Cancellation Policy

If you have to withdraw your paper please contact cpa@cc.nctu.edu.tw immediately.

Equipment

Standard equipment for each conference room is:

Nonstandard equipment

Please note:

Allocated Presentation Time

Contributed paper oral presentation is 20 minutes (15 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for questions). Invited presentation is 30 minutes (25 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for questions).

Explanation of Paper ID

The first letter(s) of the code indicates the day of the week (Tu=Tuesday, W= Wednesday, Th=Thursday, F=Friday). The next character indicates the session within that particular day the talk is given. (A, B= regular session in the morning; C, D=regular session in the afternoon; I=invited session; P=poster session; W=workshop). The last digit (after hyphen) indicates the presentation order in that session. The following digit indicates conference room number. For example, a paper numbered TuA1-1 would be the first paper that is presented on Tuesday morning at Room 1.