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Program 3

The document outlines a script for creating a title page for a VTU project report using LaTeX. It includes specifications for document class, encoding, margins, and text formatting, along with instructions for inserting the university logo and setting various text sizes. The document also provides a brief overview of different text styles available in LaTeX.

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Program 3

The document outlines a script for creating a title page for a VTU project report using LaTeX. It includes specifications for document class, encoding, margins, and text formatting, along with instructions for inserting the university logo and setting various text sizes. The document also provides a brief overview of different text styles available in LaTeX.

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Program 3: Develop a script to create a simple title page of the

VTU project Report [Use suitable Logos and text formatting]

• \documentclass[12pt]{article} — Sets document type as "article" with 12pt


font.
• \usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} — Ensures UTF-8 encoding for special
characters.
• \usepackage{geometry} — Enables custom margins and page layout.
• \usepackage{graphicx} — Allows inclusion of images.
• \usepackage{setspace} — Enables line spacing adjustments.
• \usepackage{xcolor} — Allows use of colored text

\geometry{
a4paper, margin=1.5cm,
}-- Sets A4 page size with 1.5 cm margins.
• \begin{document} — Starts the document.
• \begin{center} — Centers the following content.
• \vspace*{-0.5cm} — Moves content slightly upward.
• \huge — Sets large font size.
• \textbf{VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY} — Bold
university name.
• \vspace{0.5cm} — Adds vertical space.
• \large — Sets medium-large font size.

• \vspace{0.5cm} — Adds space before logo.

• \begin{center}
• \includegraphics[width=3cm]{vtu_logo.jpg}
• \end{center}
— Inserts VTU logo (3 cm wide).

• \vspace{0.5cm} — Space after logo.

• \textbf{INTERNSHIP REPORT} — Bold report title.


• \vspace{0cm} — No extra space added.

• \end{center} — Ends centering.


• \end{document} — Ends the document.

Different Text Styles in Latex.


• \normalsize text is the base size.

• \large text is slightly larger than normal text.


• \Large text is larger than \large.
• \LARGE text is larger than \Large.
• \huge text is larger than \LARGE.
• \Huge text is the largest.

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