优秀毕业论文摘要规范.doc

1、杭州电子科技大学信息工程学院优秀毕业设计（论文）摘要规范一、目的与意义毕业设计（论文）是培养具有创新能力人才的一个重要环节，其质量是检验学校教育教学质量的一个重要指标。优秀毕业设计（论文）摘要选编是总结毕业设计（论文）工作的一项重要工作，为了规范此项工作，参照杭州电子科技大学毕业设计（论文）教学工作规范，特制订优秀毕业设计（论文）摘要规范。二、具体规范（一）参加评优的同学，必须提交一篇 8001000 字的毕业设计（论文）摘要，（二）摘要一律用 A4 纸打印，页边距采用：上（2.5cm），下（2.5cm），左（3cm），右（2.2cm）。行间距一般采用固定值 20 磅。（三）内容部分：1、题目

2、：与毕业设计（论文）相同（小三号宋体加粗）。2、题目下面空一行标明专业、学生姓名、指导教师姓名（小四号宋体）。3、中文摘要：（标题采用小四号宋体加粗，正文采用小四号宋体）。中文摘要应简要说明本设计（论文）的研究目的及意义、研究方法、研究成果和结论，要求文字通顺、观点正确，字数为 800-1000。4、关键词：3-7 个（标题采用小四号宋体加粗，正文采用小四号宋体）。5、理、工、经、管、教类专业的优秀毕业设计（论文）摘要格式可参考附件一，英语专业的优秀毕业设计（论文）摘要格式可参考附件二。教科办二七年九月十七日附件一电子密码锁产品总体设计专业：电子科学与技术 学生姓名：吴坚 指导教师：马骏【摘要

3、】电子密码锁是集计算机技术、电子技术、数字密码技术为一体的机电一体化高科技产品，具有安全性高，使用方便等优点。本论文从电子密码锁系统的功能，硬件电路设计，软件设计和 PCB 板制作四部分分别论述这一系统。电子密码锁系统包括电子锁，电子钥匙，用户卡及用户卡生成器四部分。一把电子钥匙里能存储 32 把锁的开锁密码。每一把电子锁里保存着当前开锁密码，以及用户第一次使用用户卡时的用户卡号和加密位。用户凭用户卡在锁上随时更改开锁密码，更新或配制钥匙里开锁密码。同一把电子锁可配制多把钥匙，而且一张用户卡可在多把电锁上使用。本系统考虑到电子密码锁成本及体积因素，在设计电子密码锁部分时，以PIC12C509A

4、 单片机为核心，AT24C02 Flash RAM, HT7027 电压检测芯片及专用驱动芯片等构成外围电路;电子钥匙只有一片 AT24C02 和一片 3.3V 钮扣电池，用户卡里只有一片 AT24C02。用户卡生成器数量不多，而且不是面向用户，所以设计时使用AT89C52 单片机为核心，由多个数码管，按键和发光二极管组成外围电路。里面还内置了 AC220V 交流电转换为直流 5V 电路，使它能在市电下使用。系统软件设计包含电子密码锁，用户卡生成器两部分程序。电子密码锁程序是用PIC 汇编语言编写。由于 PIC 单片机只有 1K 程序存储空间，所以在设计程序时使用子程序复用技术。锁的安全性方面

5、采用了多道加密技术，包括开锁密码随机生成，用户卡号与加密位较验。使用一种多次加密技术，使锁能识别新配制用户卡和旧用户卡，并使旧用户卡失效。在钥匙里采用了一种数据结构，使电子锁能分辨出是修改开锁密码还是新写入开锁密码。另外用户在开锁时操作方便，而且与开机械锁的感觉并无区别。用户卡生成器是用来生成用户卡的，在设计操作界面时尽量人性化。主要的功能有按键输入及识别，LED 动态显示，用户卡号生成，用户卡加密位生成，I2C 读写操作等。在安全性方面也采取了多道加密过程，卡号和加密位均为多字节数据，增加破解的难度。在程序设计时使用 C51 语言，并用 Keil 软件进行编译和软硬件仿真。硬件电路制作使用

6、Protel DXP 设计制做 PCB 板。然后分别将电子锁和用户卡生成器焊接调试，进行性能和功能测试。本系统电子密码锁硬件部分结构简单、成本低，软件部分使用电子加密提高锁的安全性，具有比较好的市场前景。【关键词】 电子密码锁 PIC12C509A AT89C52 AT24C02 Protel DXP附件二Inspirations of Jack Kerouac专业：英语 学生姓名：陈鹤 指导教师：徐红【Abstract】 Many things have been said and written about the American writer Jack Kerouac. He had

7、been regarded as the inventor of avant-garde American writing, a religious zealot, a corrupter of American values, this centurys Shakespeare, and a drunken ra mbler. In many ways he is all these things and not any of them, what we do know is that no other writer in the mid nineteenth century had mor

8、e influence over the shaping of popular American culture. This is not what Kerouac set out to accomplish, but what eventually was the outcome of his writings. Despite his deep protest against the movements in culture that his writing started, he will forever be remembered as the father to this new e

9、ra of American literature. Jack Kerouac led a life of impulsiveness that was illustrated in the spontaneous language of his literary works and emulated by the Beat Generation, a generation of counter-culture youth that sought to challenge the standards of society and effectively left an example for

10、future activist movements in America. Throughout his short but brilliant life, there are some very important factors that not only shaped Kerouacs works and writing style, but also largely influenced his character and life. Those factors include the friendship with his peer writers, Neal Cassady, Al

11、len Ginsburg, William Burroughs, and Gary Snyder, to name just a few, each of whom either inspired or encouraged him in the creating of his works and the forming of his writing style. Among them, the single biggest influence was Neal Cassady. Neals life and persona have a direct influence on Kerouac

12、s writing by giving up more traditional writing styles for a free flowing spontaneous style that made him famous. Kerouacs first and also the most famous novel On the Road which inaugurated his career as the spokesman for the Beat Generation is essentially an autobiographical account of Kerouacs rec

13、kless wandering journeys across America with Neal.Cassady in the late 1940s. Jack Kerouac was also a writer with spiritual preoccupations. He allowed religion to be what it is, an integral part of everything he did, including writing. Buddhism, the Asian religion Kerouac has believed, is another fac

14、tor largely influenced his life. As a Buddhist, Jack saw life as a miracle that could be understood. Kerouacs prose proves itself to be a very good example of his writings as spiritual commentary. Kerouac, while wandering the country in freight cars and the backs of pick-up trucks, saw himself as a

15、modern day sage or bodhisatva, discovering the essence of “the void“ and using his literature as a record of these discoveries. His works are a wonderful example of integrating Buddhism into the daily life and thought of a man living in a western culture. it is especially shown in two of his poems:

16、“Desolation Blues” and “The Mexico City Blues”. Kerouac had a lifelong love of jazz, and jazz music played an essential role in the forming of Kerouacs unique spontaneous writing style. The influence of Jazz found its way into Kerouacs prose, his poetry and his method of thinking. Kerouac rely for h

17、is inspiration upon this most basic and greatest expression of all artistic endeavor - music - and found there a kernel of something of which he could make use. And he made a bridge between music and prose/poetry.But throughout his life, Jack Kerouac has been an alcoholic and he also took a lot of d

18、rugs, alcohol and drug have together deeply affected his personality and also played an important role in the creating of his works. Kerouac openly admitted he wrote while high on Benzedrine, marijuana or alcohol. For Kerouac, literal intoxication provided both the physical rush that propelled him t

19、hrough his long writing sessions and the freedom from his censorious self. But this is also what caused the deterioration of his health and finally led to his death.Jack Kerouacs works are undeniably an integral part of American literature. In On the Road, Kerouac wrote, “somewhere along the line he

20、 knewthe pearl would be handed to him” Fictionalized, Sal Paradise anticipated the pearl, but instead Kerouac passes it to todays audience. With expectations for visions and dreams, perhaps this generation can accept the pearl justly and further realize Kerouacs goals through eyes open to the same richness of life that inflamed such a passion in Kerouac himself. 【Key words】 Jack Kerouac Friendship Buddhism Jazz Alcohol&Drug