BibTeX undergraduate thesis citation?

[Robert W. Brewer]

We have undergraduate theses here at my university. I was
wondering how I might enter one of these into my BibTeX .bib file.
Ideally, there would be some way I could change the @MastersThesis
or @PhDThesis styles to be @BachelorsThesis or something similar,
and print "Bachelor's Thesis" in the references list output.

Alternatively, I guess some way of using @misc might suffice, but
it seems hard to get the school and address to be listed
in that format.

Any suggestions? Here's what I attempted, but the
school name and address were not listed in the output when
using ieeetr.bst:

@Misc{Doe:ANS95,
author = "John Doe",
title = "Analysis of Neat Stuff using a Super Algorithm",
school = s-PSU,
address = s-PSU:adr,
year = 1995,
month = apr,
note = "Undergraduate Honors Thesis",
pages = "i + 90"
}

-Rob
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[Uwe Waldmann]

Robert W. Brewer <rbr...@rwb114.rh.psu.edu> writes:
> We have undergraduate theses here at my university. I was
> wondering how I might enter one of these into my BibTeX .bib file.
> Ideally, there would be some way I could change the @MastersThesis
> or @PhDThesis styles to be @BachelorsThesis or something similar,
> and print "Bachelor's Thesis" in the references list output.

Both @MastersThesis and @PhDThesis accept a "type" field:

@MastersThesis{Doe:ANS95,
type = "Undergraduate Honors Thesis",

school = s-PSU,
address = s-PSU:adr,
author = "John Doe",
title = "Analysis of Neat Stuff using a Super Algorithm",

...
}

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[Robin Fairbairns]

In article <RBREWER.95...@rwb114.rh.psu.edu>,

Robert W. Brewer <rbr...@psu.edu> wrote:
>We have undergraduate theses here at my university. I was
>wondering how I might enter one of these into my BibTeX .bib file.
>Ideally, there would be some way I could change the @MastersThesis
>or @PhDThesis styles to be @BachelorsThesis or something similar,
>and print "Bachelor's Thesis" in the references list output.

Make a private copy of the .bst and hack a BachelorsThesis function
from the PhDThesis function. Bibtex styles aren' exactly trivial to
work on, but I would guess that wouldn't be much bother.

>Alternatively, I guess some way of using @misc might suffice, but
>it seems hard to get the school and address to be listed
>in that format.

More trouble than it's worth, IMHO.
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