Completed a more thorough project description. The file is available here.

Some tips for my co-students struggling with IEEE references and Latex: Download the IEEE bst file from IEEE author tools. If you use Miktek, then copy IEEEtran.bst to [texmf]/bibtex/bib. Run “initexmf -u” to refresh the configuration (or something..!). In the .tex document, use “\bibliographystyle{IEEEtran}”. In the .bib file, add the entry “url={My url}” for webpages. Who said Latex is easy!?

I tried to use RefWorks, but found it cumbersome to export the references each time I modified them, in order to use them from Latex. Also, the names of the exported references are not logical. This makes the references in the .tex document more difficult to read. So I ended up with editing the .bib file manually.