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LaTeX Template for Reports and Theses
This is a LaTeX template that can be used for reports and theses. An example PDF file can be found here.
Structure
The template depends on the following files.
- acronyms.tex - Define used acronyms here.
- addons.tex - Title page, quotation page, declaration and abstract. Usually there is no need to modify this file.
- appendix.tex - The appendix.
- bilbiography.bib - The bibliography.
- content.tex - The content file contains all chapters of your work.
- report.tex - The main file of this template. Nearly all settings can be changed here (including information displayed on the title page etc.).
- makefile - The makefile for compiling the code.
How to Use The Template
To compile the template to a PDF file, you can use the makefile in this repository.
make - Compile the project and create a PDF file.
make clean - Delete the output directory.
Note: The package
latexmkis required for compiling the project.
The option isPrintVersion can be changed in line 3 of report.tex. If it is set to true, all links in the generated PDF will be black, if it is set to false coloured links will be used.
New Commands in this Template
This template comes with new, non-standard LaTeX commands which are explained in this section. You can also find an example of them in the PDF example.
Add a source to a figure or listing with the captionsource command.
\captionsource{\cite{abc:01}}
\captionsource[https://example.org]{J. Doe}
Format code inside paragraphs using the code command.
\code{UPDATE}
Write definitions in a define environment.
\begin{define}
Let A be ...
\end{define}
License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.