DAC Paper Writing Style

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Drafts and refines ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference (DAC) research manuscripts to meet strict 6-page limits, double-blind guidelines, and QoR-driven narrative standards.

The DAC Paper Writing Style skill guides researchers in drafting, condensing, and polishing manuscripts targeted at the ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference (DAC). It helps authors establish a high-impact, QoR-forward first-page arc, express electronic design automation (EDA) contributions as concrete measured deltas in PPA and runtime, and fit comprehensive technical arguments into the strict six-page double-column format with an isolated references page. Additionally, it audits column-width figure legibility and enforces third-person self-citation for double-blind review integrity.

Key Features

01Ensures EDA layout, heatmap, and flow diagram legibility at column-width scaling
02Structures QoR-forward introductions highlighting measured deltas in PPA, runtime, and slack
03Applies third-person self-citation and removes acknowledgments for double-blind review
04Enforces strict 6-page double-column constraints and 7th-page references separation
05Formulates per-benchmark comparison tables and eliminates narrative filler
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Use Cases

01Drafting new EDA research manuscripts targeted at ACM/IEEE DAC submissions
02Auditing submitted papers for double-blind compliance and EDA figure readability
03Compressing bloated conference drafts to meet strict 6-page double-column limits