GAP 2020 Proceedings TCC

This is Marcel Caraciolo Conclusion Thesis for the Specialization Program Agile Management Projects at CESAR SCHOOL University.

https://www.cesar.school/gestao-agil-de-projetos/

General Information and Guidelines for Authors:

• Papers are formatted using reStructuredText.
• Example papers are provided in papers/00_bibderwalt and papers/00_vanderwalt.
  • These papers provide examples of how to:
    • Label figures, equations and tables
    • Use math markup
    • Include code snippets
  • 00_bibderwalt shows how to use a bib file for citations.
• For your paper to be found by the build system at http://procbuild.scipy.org your PR needs to have a title that begins with "Paper:". If you do not do this, the co-chairs will change your title on your behalf.
• Authors may include a project or consortium (e.g. The Jupyter Project)
• There must be at least one corresponding author, and this must be a specific person with a valid email address
• All citations that have DOIs should include those DOIs in the paper's references section, see mybib.bib.
• All figures and tables should have captions.
• Figures and tables should be positioned inline, close to their explanatory text.
• License conditions on images and figures must be respected (Creative Commons, etc.).
• Images and figures should be reasonably sized and formatted for viewing online; typically a few hundred kilobytes and less than 1 MB.
• Code snippets should be formatted to fit inside a single column without overflow.
• Avoid custom LaTeX markup where possible.
• Do not modify any files outside of your paper directory.
• The compiled version of the paper (PDF) should be at most 8 pages, including figures but not including references.

Author Workflow

Below we outline the steps to submit a paper.

Before you begin, you should have a GitHub account. If we refer to <username> in code examples, you should replace that with your GitHub username.

More generally, angle brackets with a value inside are meant to be replaced with the value that applies to you.

For example, if your GitHub username was mpacer, you would transform

git clone https://github.com/<username>/scipy_proceedings

into:

git clone https://github.com/mpacer/scipy_proceedings

Author workflow steps

1. Get a local copy of the scipy_proceedings repo.
2. Update your local copy of the scipy_proceedings repo.
3. Create a new branch for your paper based off the latest 2021 branch.
   • If you submit multiple papers, you will need a new branch for each.
4. Set up your environment.
5. Write your paper, commit changes, and build your paper

Getting a local copy of the scipy_proceedings repo

• If you do not have a GitHub account, create one.
• Fork the scipy_proceedings repository on GitHub.
• Clone the repo locally
  • git clone https://github.com/<username>/scipy_proceedings
  • cd scipy_proceedings/

If you run git remote -v you should see something like the following:

origin	https://github.com/<username>/scipy_proceedings.git (fetch)
origin	https://github.com/<username>/scipy_proceedings.git (push)

Setting up your environment

• Create a new environment (using your choice of environment manager, e.g., pyenv or conda).
• Install/update the required python libraries (pip install -U -r requirements.txt).
• Install LaTeX and any other non-python dependencies
• Create a new directory papers/<your_directory_name>
  • if you are submitting one paper, we recommend you use <firstname_surname>
  • if you are submitting more than one paper, you will need to use a different directory name for each paper

Write your paper

• Copy an example paper into your directory.
  • You must have only one reST file in the top level of <your_directory_name>.
• As you make changes to your paper, commit those changes in discrete chunks.

Commit your changes

• Commit any changes inside the paper/<your_directory_name>
• Do not commit any changes to files outside of your paper directory.

If you want to change the way the build system works, we use a separate submission procedure (see below).

Build your paper

• Run ./make_paper.sh papers/firstname_surname to make a PDF of your paper
• Check the output in output/<your_directory_name>/paper.pdf.

Requirements

• Install the requirements in the requirements.txt file: pip install -r requirements.txt
• IEEETran (often packaged as texlive-publishers, or download from CTAN) LaTeX class
• AMSmath LaTeX classes (included in most LaTeX distributions)
• alphaurl (often packaged as texlive-bibtex-extra, or download from CTAN) urlbst BibTeX style

Debian-like distributions:

sudo apt-get install python-docutils texlive-latex-base texlive-publishers \
                     texlive-latex-extra texlive-fonts-recommended \
                     texlive-bibtex-extra

Note you will still need to install docutils with pip even on a Debian system.

Fedora

On Fedora, the package names are slightly different:

su -c `dnf install python-docutils texlive-collection-basic texlive-collection-fontsrecommended texlive-collection-latex texlive-collection-latexrecommended texlive-collection-latexextra texlive-collection-publishers texlive-collection-bibtexextra`