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\title{Title of Project\\TJHSST Senior Research Project Proposal\\Computer Systems Lab 2009-2010}
\author{Ann Smith}
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\begin{abstract}
An abstract is a brief summarizing statement, usually between 75 and 150 words long. It gives the reader a synopsis of the problem, method, results, and conclusions of your document. The abstract takes the form of a paragraph, usually with 5-10 sentences. It appears atthe top of a journal 
article, just under the title, or on the page following the title page of a report. 
In the latter instance, the abstract appears on a page by itself.
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{\bf Keywords:} genetic algorithms, algorithmic composition
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\section{Introduction}
 Problem Statement and Purpose
The introduction to your document should lead your readers into your paper and give them an 
idea of what to expect (also see Forecasting). It should not be simply a restatement of the abstract even 
though it will contain some of the same material.
\section{Project Goals}
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