CEE IEEE Paper Format

Duane Sane S. Santias Emman Gabrielle C. Polancos Oswald Jay E. Pantastico

College of Engineering Education College of Engineering Education) College of Engineering Education)
Junior Philippine Society of Junior Philippine Society of Junior Philippine Society of
Mechanical Engineers-UM Chapter Mechanical Engineers-UM Chapter Mechanical Engineers-UM Chapter
North Cotabato, Philippines Davao City, Philippines Panabo City, Philippines
d.santias.488719@umindanao.edu.ph e.polancos.518065@umindanao.edu.ph o.pantastico.516726@umindanao.edu.ph

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Abstract— 1 to 3 sentences for introduction. 1 to 2 sentences study.
for the objectives. 1 to 2 sentences for the methods being used. 1
to 2 sentences for the findings of the study. 1 to 2 sentences for C. Methods and Procedures [You may choose appropriate
the conclusions. subtitle]
Present here the detailed procedures which will help attain
Keywords—include 5 keywords or phrases separated in
the objectives of the study. You can use here process
commas
flowcharts, formulas or equations, industry standards, or
I. INTRODUCTION testing procedures based on standards, etc.
[note: follow the sequence of statements, erase this line]
Note: You may add more subtitles depending on the
1 paragraph for the setting or context or frame of
discussions you want to present about your methods and
reference. This part gives general statement(s) about a field
procedures. Delete this part when submitting final paper.
of research to provide the reader with a preview of the
problem to be reported.
III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
1 to 2 paragraphs for the review of previous research. This
part continues the contextual setting or frame of reference A. Discussion of Result for Objective 1 [Choose or insert
given in Part 1 by including more statements about the appropriate subtitle]
general aspects of the problem already investigated by other Discuss the results and findings of objective 1 through
researchers (RRL). tables or figures or statistical analysis of data or narrative
statements. Strictly follow the IEEE guidelines on how to
1 paragraph for the gap or missing information. This part present tables or figures.
refers to the statement(s) that indicate the need for the study
or the need for more investigation, hence, the point why you B. Discussion of Result for Objective 2 [Choose or insert
want to pursue the study. appropriate subtitle]
Discuss the results and findings of objective 2 through
1 paragraph for the statement of objectives. This part gives tables or figures or statistical analysis of data. Strictly follow
very specific statement(s) pertaining to the objective(s) of the the IEEE guidelines on how to present tables or figures.
study. The general objective is to …... Specifically, the study
aims to: (1) utilize raw materials as cement replacement in C. Discussion of Result for Objective 3 [Choose or insert
the mix, (2) ….., and (3) ….. appropriate subtitle]
Discuss the results and findings of objective 3 through
1 paragraph for the statement of value (significance of the tables or figures or statistical analysis of data. Strictly follow
study). This part refers to statement(s) that give the the IEEE guidelines on how to present tables or figures.
significance of carrying out the study.
Note: You may add more subtitles depending on the
1 paragraph for the scope and limitation. This part discussions you want to present. You may use the format
indicates what the study covers and what it does not or fails shown above or you may discuss the results per objective per
to cover. paragraph arranged accordingly. Delete this part when
submitting final paper.
II. MATERIALS AND METHODS
A. Conceptual Framework [You may choose appropriate IV. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORKS
subtitle]
Present conceptual framework or block diagram or system 1st paragraph for conclusions.
flowchart or process flowchart.
Discuss in detail the presented figure. Follow the correct 2nd paragraph for future works or recommendations.
formatting of figures or diagrams prescribed by IEEE.
B. Materials and Resources [You may choose appropriate
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
subtitle]

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who helped you in your study, keep this section short only, at
most 1 paragraph will do.

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Note: At least 20 references with 5 years recency mostly

coming from published journals which are Scopus-indexed.
Follow strictly the format of referencing prescribed by IEEE.
Delete this part when submitting final paper.

Preliminaries:
1. COVER PAGE
2. APPROVAL SHEET
3. TABLE OF CONTENTS
4. LIST OF TABLES
5. LIST OF FIGURES
Appendices:
1. Trade-off Analysis
2. Data Sheets (if applicable)
3. Detailed mathematical calculations
or statistical analysis,
4. Design Plan (if applicable)
5. User Manual (if applicable)
6. Certificate of Appearance (from the
unit where the research was
conducted)
7. If applicable, documents of turning-
over plans / designs to recipient
8. Other documents prescribed by your
research teacher / adviser / panel
members
8.1 Scanned Duly Signed Research
Agreement (Outline Defense
Schedule)
8.2 Scanned Duly Signed
Assignment of Research
Personnel (Dates must be before
the Outline Defense Date)
8.3 Duly Signed Endorsement for
Final Defense (signed by Adviser
and Grammarian)
8.4 Duly Signed Approval of Final
Manuscript / Implementation of
the Recommended Revisions
8.5 Duly Signed Certificate of
Plagiarism Check
8.6 Duly Signed Grammarly Result
8.7 Authorization Letter
9. Curriculum vitae of researchers
10.Duly Signed Routing Form