Information Engineering and Technology Faculty
German University in Cairo
Title of the Thesis
Bachelor Thesis
Author:
Name of the Author
Supervisor:
Name of the Reviewer
Reviewer:
Name of the Reviewer
Submission Date:
12 July, 2007
Information Engineering and Technology Faculty
German University in Cairo
Title of the Thesis
Bachelor Thesis
Author:
Name of the Author
Supervisor:
Name of the Reviewer
Reviewer:
Name of the Reviewer
Submission Date:
12 July, 2007
This is to certify that:
(i)
the thesis comprises only my original work towards the Bachelor Degree
(ii)
due acknowledgement has been made in the text to all other material used
Name of the Author
12 July, 2007
Abstract
This abstract is a very important and obligatory part of the report allowing the potential reader to
judge, if he is the target of this report. The abstract should be written with broadly
understandable technical language and should be self-contained, i.e. should not contain any
references or citations. Also the usage of abbreviations and acronyms should be avoided, since
the same acronyms or abbreviations can have different meanings on different research fields. The
abstract should typically contain about 300 words and in any cases not more than one page. The
definition of the research field and the most important outcome of the presented research are the
obligatory components of the abstract.
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Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction ................................................................................................................. 1
1.1
Motivation ....................................................................................................................... 1
1.2
Aim of the project ........................................................................................................... 1
Chapter 2 Background ................................................................................................................. 1
2.1
First Section .................................................................................................................... 1
2.1.1
Subsection ............................................................................................................... 1
2.1.2
Subsection ............................................................................................................... 2
2.2
Another Section .............................................................................................................. 2
Chapter 3
My Own Approach ..................................................................................................... 3
Chapter 4
Conclusion .................................................................................................................. 4
References ....................................................................................................................................... 5
V
List of Figures
Figure 1: The GUC Logo ................................................................................................................ 1
VI
List of Tables
Table 1 Test Table .......................................................................................................................... 2
VII
List of Terms
B. Sc.
Bachelor of Science
VIII
List of Symbols
Nj
Number of channels for user j
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Chapter 1
Introduction
The main task of the introduction in the report is to present the logical chain

starting from the current state-of-the-art,

evaluation of its weaknesses,

formulation of the main problem,

showing the way of solving the problem and,

finishing with the contribution of the presented work to this solution.
The introduction can consist of one text body, but it can also be differently structured. Typical
components are the motivation and the aim of the project. The introduction has typically 1 to 4
pages.
1.1 Motivation
The motivation should answer the following questions: Why the work has been done? For
whom? What is its importance
1.2 Aim of the project
The description of the project task should describe what is the technical aim of the work? What
are the specific tasks? wow it can be proved, that the task is reached?
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Chapter 2
Background
In this chapter, you should present the background information needed for the proposed work of
the thesis.
The background chapter is typically subdivided in several subsections. In some cases, it is also
more suitable to make more than one main chapter with diverse theoretical backgrounds, if
needed. The background chapter (or chapters) should not constitute more than 25-30% of the
total text.
It is recommendable that each chapter begins by an introductory paragraph or two. It is like a
mini-introduction to this chapter.
2.1 First Section
Especially important in the background presentation are the references on the most
acknowledged books, articles or crucial WWW-links. It is recommended to use the Reference
style provided in this template and use the cross reference feature of Microsoft word. An
example reference 0 is provided in the end of this template.
2.1.1 Subsection
For figures (if needed), a figure could be inserted as .emf, .jpg, or word picture. A caption
should be inserted for each figure. A list of figures is also provided in this template.
Figure 1: The GUC Logo
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2.1.2 Subsection
For Tables (if needed), a table could be inserted using the table toolbar. A caption should be
inserted for each table. A list of tables is also provided in this template.
Table 1 Test Table
2.2 Another Section
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Chapter 3
My Own Approach
After the presentation of the theoretical background, typically your contribution should be
introduced. This depends on the type of the project. This chapter can be divided can be divided
in two or more separate chapters.
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Chapter 4
Conclusion
Write your conclusions here. Typically 1-2 paragraphs where you tell what was the problem and
how it was solve. Then the main results in 1-2 paragraphs or possibly as a list. In addition, you
can describe topics for future research in the last paragraph.
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References
Author Name, “Research title,” IEEE., vol. 40, pp. 303-312, May 2007.
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