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= Wiki<br> =
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This document describes the main guidelines to follow by every member of the research group. [[Guidelines|HERE]] you can find guidelines for:
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* [[Guidelines#New_members|New members in the group]]
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* [[Guidelines#Wiki_Update|Wiki update]]
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* [[Guidelines#Paper_Submission|Paper submission]]
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* [[Guidelines#Acknowledgements|Acknowledgements]]
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All this information is private to the group. You must be logged in to access it. To get an account send an e-mail to '''cmolina AT ac.upc.edu''' with the following data:
  
The official definition at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki points that “A wiki is a collection of web pages designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content, using a simplified markup language. Wikis are often used to create collaborative websites and to power community websites.<br>
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*'''Username''' that you want to deal on. The administrator will register your account and will send you an e-mail with your password (this password can be changed at any moment in My Preferences). Please, try to avoid usernames as “Jack Bauer” or “Bob Esponja”. The idea is to identify clearly who has edit/modify pages.
  
= MediaWiki<br>  =
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*'''Name''': First Name and Surname
  
The application software that we assume to create this wiki web page is called MediaWiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki). Here, you can find the mediawiki help: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents<br>
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*'''Face Photo''': good resolution, short size
  
The underlying idea behind wiki adoption is that everyone of the group can modify the content’s website, instead of having a single web manager. Of course, an administrator is required to deal with accounts, bad managements, etc. That will be the role of the supervisor.
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*'''Category''': Professor, Researcher at Intel,Phd student, other(specify)
  
= How To Edit Pages<br>  =
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*'''Short bio''': in English. See examples [[People|'''here''']]
  
Mediawiki has been configured in the way that only registered users can edit/modify pages.<br>
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'''IMPORTANT''': <u>Once the administrator gets '''ALL''' these information, he will create your account</u>
 
 
An user has to deal with wikitext to create/modify pages (similar to html on web pages). Here is a quick guide of wikitext: http://lifesci.tau.ac.il/wiki/it/index.php/Mediawiki_quickguide<br>
 
 
 
In order to make easier this creation/modification of&nbsp; pages an editor (FCKeditor) has been included. This editor (a bar with several buttons on the top) appears every time an user tries to edit a page and it is the simplest way to create/modify a page. Here is a link where you can practice with this editor (click on edit): http://mediawiki.fckeditor.net/index.php/Sandbox. For instance, an important button on the bar is the insert/edit link. Once you select a text and click this button, the name of a page is required. A new page is created if the selected page does not exist. <br>
 
 
 
= How to Add a Publication<br>  =
 
 
 
'''IMPORTANT''': <u>to avoid duplications, the first author is responsible of adding each publication.</u>
 
 
 
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'''STEP 1:''' Go to publications page and add the reference of the publication. Note that this page can be entirely or partially (by year) edited. Please, assume the following format guidelines:
 
 
 
*Maintain the typical reference format seen on papers. I.E:
 
<pre>C.Molina, C.Aliagas, M.García, A.González and J.Tubella, Non Redundant Data Cache, In Proceedings of the
 
International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design, (ISLPED'03), Seoul (Korea), August 2003.
 
</pre>
 
*Put in boldface the title of the publication.
 
*In each year, maintain the order of publication date. That means from December (top) to January (bottom)
 
 
 
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'''STEP 2:''' Upload related files using “Upload File” feature on the Toolbox (left menu). Please, assume the following name format for uploaded files:
 
 
 
*SURNAME_FIRST_AUTHOR + CONFERENCE/JOURNAL_ACRONYM + YEAR (2 digits) . EXTENSION
 
<pre>Molina_islped03.pdf (camera ready)
 
Molina_islped03.ppt (slides)</pre>
 
<br> '''STEP 3:''' Add a link for each type of file related to publications (at list, upload the camera ready). To add a link:<br>
 
 
 
#Edit publications page<br>
 
#Select wikitext
 
#Add this command at the end of the reference:
 
<pre>[[Media:Molina_islped03.pdf|(Paper)]]
 
</pre>
 
''Name_Of_File'' is the name of the uploaded file and (''Paper)'' is the text that describes the type of file.
 
 
 
*For instance, the wikitext of a publication with links to camera ready and slides looks like this:
 
<pre>*C.Molina, C.Aliagas, M.García, A.González and J.Tubella, '''Non Redundant Data Cache''', In Proceedings of the
 
International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design, (ISLPED'03), Seoul (Korea), August 2003.
 
[[Media:Molina_islped03.pdf|(Paper)]],[[Media:Molina_islped03.ppt|(Slides)]]</pre>
 
= How to Add a Master/PHd Theses<br>  =
 
 
 
'''STEP 1:''' Go to ''Theses'' page and add the reference in the appropiate place.&nbsp; Please, assume the following format guidelines
 
 
 
*Name, Title, Type of Theses (Master or PH.D), University, Date. I.E:
 
<pre>Carlos Molina, Microarchitectural Techniques to Exploit Repetitive Computations and Values, PH.d Theses,
 
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, December 2005.
 
</pre>
 
*Put in boldface the title of the theses.
 
*Maintain the order of publication date. That means from current year (top) to older year (bottom)
 
 
 
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'''STEP 2:''' Upload related files using “Upload File” feature on the Toolbox (left menu). Please, assume the following name format for uploaded files:
 
 
 
*SURNAME_AUTHOR + THESIS_TYPE . EXTENSION
 
<pre>Molina_phd.pdf (theses document)
 
Molina_phd.ppt (slides)</pre>
 
<br> '''STEP 3:''' Add a link for each type of file related to the theses. To add a link:<br>
 
 
 
#Edit ''Theses'' page<br>
 
#Select wikitext
 
#Add this command at the end of the reference:
 
<pre>[[Media:Molina_phd.pdf|(Document)]]
 
</pre>
 
''Name_Of_File'' is the name of the uploaded file and (''Document)'' is the text that describes the type of file.
 
 
 
*For instance, the wikitext of a theses with links to document and slides looks like this:
 
<pre>*Carlos Molina, '''Microarchitectural Techniques to Exploit Repetitive Computations and Values''',
 
PH.D Theses, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, December 2005.
 
[[Media:Molina_phd.pdf|(Document)]],[[Media:Molina_phd.ppt|(Slides)]]</pre>
 

Revision as of 13:57, 2 October 2013

This document describes the main guidelines to follow by every member of the research group. HERE you can find guidelines for:


All this information is private to the group. You must be logged in to access it. To get an account send an e-mail to cmolina AT ac.upc.edu with the following data:

  • Username that you want to deal on. The administrator will register your account and will send you an e-mail with your password (this password can be changed at any moment in My Preferences). Please, try to avoid usernames as “Jack Bauer” or “Bob Esponja”. The idea is to identify clearly who has edit/modify pages.
  • Name: First Name and Surname
  • Face Photo: good resolution, short size
  • Category: Professor, Researcher at Intel,Phd student, other(specify)
  • Short bio: in English. See examples here

IMPORTANT: Once the administrator gets ALL these information, he will create your account