In order to prepare a submission using LaTeX, please use the IEEEtran document class file in MS Word Template file (US Letter page size).With minor adjustment they should be usable also with Libreoffice/OpenOffice. Instead, it starts with the word ‘Abstract,’ italicised and followed by an em dash, and the whole abstract is in bold font (e.g., ‘ Abstract -This paper explores …‘).The following templates are available for use with MS Office.
NoteThe abstract doesn’t have a separate heading. They are written in small caps, in title case, centred, and without any numbering. Component headings are used for the different components of your paper outside of the main text, such as the acknowledgments and references.The text of the section follows the heading immediately, after a colon. They are italicised, written in sentence case, and indented slightly further than a normal paragraph. Level 4 text headings begin with a lowercase letter followed by a closing parenthesis.They are italicised, written in sentence case, and indented like a regular paragraph. Level 3 text headings begin with a number followed by a closing parenthesis.They are italicised, left-aligned, and written in title case. Level 2 text headings begin with a capital letter followed by a full stop.They are written in small caps, in title case, and centred. Level 1 text headings begin with a roman numeral followed by a full stop.Other headings are all written in 10 pt Times New Roman: The paper title is written in 24 pt Times New Roman, centred at the top of the first page. Styles for each of these are built into the template. IEEE recommends specific heading styles to distinguish the title and different levels of heading in your paper from each other. If you’re submitting to an IEEE publication, it’s recommended to use their template selector to find the right format for your purposes.
Make sure to remove all the explanatory text in the template when you insert your own.ĭownload IEEE paper format template NoteIEEE is the publisher of a large number of journals and other publications, and the formatting guidelines differ somewhat for submissions to different journals. It’s set up with custom Word styles for all the different parts of the text, with the right fonts and formatting and with further explanation of key points.
The template below can be used to make sure that your paper follows IEEE format.
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