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== Artificial Intelligence in Computer Games == | ==Artificial Intelligence in Computer Games== | ||
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=== Abstract === | ===Abstract (Sub-heading 1 in edit-mode)=== | ||
This is a short summary of the article | This is a short summary of the article | ||
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=== Introduction === | ===Introduction=== | ||
Introduction... | Introduction... | ||
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=== Main Part === | ===Main Part=== | ||
main part... | main part... | ||
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=== Conclusion === | ===Conclusion=== | ||
conclusion... | conclusion... | ||
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=== Related Links/Research === | ===Related Links/Research=== | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 27 November 2019
Every entry in this Wiki should be structured the same way. Essentially it should look like a miniature version of a "Hausarbeit". The only difference is, that the article should start with an abstract of the article's contents.
Here is an example:
Artificial Intelligence in Computer Games
Abstract (Sub-heading 1 in edit-mode)
This is a short summary of the article
Introduction
Introduction...
Main Part
main part...
Conclusion
conclusion...