This is a template for master's theses at Chalmers University of Technology,
based on the template provided by the CSE department. To use it, clone
this repository into a directory named template
:
git clone git@github.com:ayberkt/chalmers-msc-thesis-template.git template
Then create your, say file.tex
, which should look like this:
\input{template/template}
\title{The Title}
\subtitle{The subtitle, (line breaks are allowed)}
\author{John Doe}
\supervisor{Joe Bloggs}
\departmentofsupervisor{Computer Science and Engineering}
\examiner{Richard Roe}
\departmentofexaminer{Computer Science and Engineering}
\division{The division name}
\coverimage{path/to/your/cover-image}{Caption to your cover image}
\begin{document}
\maketitlepage{}
\begin{abstract}
Write an abstract here.
\end{abstract}
\begin{acknowledgements}
Thank some people here...
\end{acknowledgements}
\makelists{}
\chapter{Introduction}
\end{document}
This template assumes that you will be using xelatex/lualatex
(which you
probably should) with the fontspec
package. It is assumed that you have
system-wide installation of certain fonts: XITS and XITS Math. You can
override the fonts with \setmainfont{font-name}
and
\setmathfont{math-font-name}
although the official guidelines state that
you should use Times New Roman
If you would like your title to broken into two lines in the title page (check
if you are getting an overfull
warning to see if your title is too long), you
can specify a multi-line version of your title using the command
\multitlinetitle
. The normal title will be used if you do not specify a
multi-line one.
This template is based on the template provided by the CSE department. The
main contributors are Ayberk Tosun (@ayberkt) and
Jacob Jonsson (@Jassob). The following people have
contributed to the original template (as stated by the main.tex
of the
original template).
- Created by David Frisk in 2016.
- Modified by Jakob Jarmar in 2016.
- Birgit Grohe made a few changes in 2017 and 2019.
- Gustav Ă–rtenberg helped make a few changes in 2019.