I was told by my 先生 that I've been selected as the representative for 博士 student. I was like......
wahhhhhh~!!!
Okay....
"No problem 先生."
"How many of 博士 student that will be graduating?"
"9 students." 先生 said.
"I'm the only one from our department right.."
"へぇぇぇぇぇ~「Heeeee~」"
The 本審査 will only be held on 2月3日, but they asked me to become a representative already?... Huuhuhuuuuu....
InsyaALLAH..... I can do it!!!
楽しみ!!
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Thursday, January 22, 2015
LaTeX Series: How to Convert From LaTeX to MS Word
There will be times when you have to use MS Word format of your LaTeX documents. As far as I'm concern, there is no perfect software or workaround currently available to produce 100% LaTeX-MS Word compatible conversion.
However, there are currently a few methods with some pro and cons here and there.
My choice for now is TeX4ht.
Here's explanation of the command needed for the conversion [link] and some workaround for the known problems [link 1, link 2, link 3]
However, there are currently a few methods with some pro and cons here and there.
My choice for now is TeX4ht.
Here's explanation of the command needed for the conversion [link] and some workaround for the known problems [link 1, link 2, link 3]
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
MS Word Series: Preserve Document Map When Converting the Document to PDF
Hi guys,
Referring to the title of this post, I found a very simple solution here.
The steps are as follows:
Referring to the title of this post, I found a very simple solution here.
The steps are as follows:
- Click Save as...PDF or XPS.
- Select PDF as the save type, then click Options (above the Publish button).
- Midway down, select Create bookmarks using: and select Headings.
Taraaa!!! Your document maps should now be on the left side of the PDF (Bookmark tab) when you publish.
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
MS Word Series: EQ field
Sometimes we want to put a large bracket spanning of a few lines. The is no direct approach to address this matter. But with a few tricks, you can "easily" do this.
Method 1
Use a equation editor. Personally I like Microsoft Equation Editor 3.
1) Insert a bracket.
2) Put matrices inside the bracket. The number of row depends on how many lines you want.
3) Insert text
4) Adjust font size and spacing
Method 2
Use field codes
1) Alt+F9 then Ctrl+F9
2) Type the following: EQ \b\bc\[(\a\ac(+round,+hi,+nasal))
3) Press Alt+F9
4) Refer to this link for the result & this link for the EQ field documentation.
Method 1
Use a equation editor. Personally I like Microsoft Equation Editor 3.
1) Insert a bracket.
2) Put matrices inside the bracket. The number of row depends on how many lines you want.
3) Insert text
4) Adjust font size and spacing
Method 2
Use field codes
1) Alt+F9 then Ctrl+F9
2) Type the following: EQ \b\bc\[(\a\ac(+round,+hi,+nasal))
3) Press Alt+F9
4) Refer to this link for the result & this link for the EQ field documentation.
Friday, December 12, 2014
MS PPT Series: How to fix your crooked line
Here's the tip
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Preliminary Examination 「予備審査」
Preliminary Examination「予備審査 」
2014年 12月08日
月曜日
0900
A Dissertation By
ToqwanGuided By
Associate Professor Kouki Nagamune 「長宗 高樹」Examiners
Professor Murase Kazuyuki 「村瀬 一之」Professor Naniwa Tomohide 「浪花 智英」
Professor Hosoda Yosuke 「細田 陽介」
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
MS Excel Series: Anova
This article provides good ANOVA example performed using MS Excel.
One can extend the use of ANOVA with additional plug in (XL Toolbox) that capable of further analysis of ANOVA result with post hoc tests.
One can extend the use of ANOVA with additional plug in (XL Toolbox) that capable of further analysis of ANOVA result with post hoc tests.
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