The LaTeX Template for students at the FAU writing their thesis with the Chair of Digital Industrial Service Systems
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% This template is MIT licensed.
% Basic file to demonstrate the usage of this LaTeX template.
% You can build your own paper/thesis on top of this file.
% Simply adjust the document class and all metadata and start working.
%
\documentclass[
language=english, % set to english or german
type=bachelor, % set to bachelor, master or seminar
]{isthesis}
% Graphics rendering using TikZ
% See: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/PGF/TikZ
\usepackage{tikz}
% Include required TikZ libraries here, some exemplary libraries are pre-included
\usetikzlibrary{calc}
\usetikzlibrary{matrix}
\usetikzlibrary{positioning}
\usetikzlibrary{shapes.geometric}
%Add your library here
\addbibresource{library.bib}
% Import acronyms
\input{config/acronyms}
% Import symbols
\input{config/symbols}
% Import custom commands
\input{config/commands}
% Document meta information
\isthesis{
title={Digital Industrial Service Systems template},
sub-title={A styleguide for writing a thesis},
author-name={Firstname Lastname}, % Separate multiple authors with commas
author-email={student@fau.de},
author-phone={+99 999999999}, % Use international numbers format
author-matriculation={matriculation number},
author-address={First Street 999},
author-zip={xxxxxx},
author-city={City},
principal-supervisor={Prof. Dr. Ma Muster}, % This must be a professor
associate-supervisor={Firstname Lastname}, % This is your main supervisor, i.e., a post doc or doctoral student
tutor-supervisor={}, % If required, define an additional supervisor resp. tutor here
group={Chair of Digital Industrial Information Systems},
group-institute={School of Business, Economics and Society},
% studies={M.Sc. International Information Systems}, %your field of studies, i.e. Wirtschaftsinformatik or International Information Systems
%
%associate-group={}, % When the thesis is done in cooperation with another chair, add it here
%associate-group-institute={}, % add cooperating institute or university here
seminar={Scientific Writing for Beginners}, % The title of your seminar
submission-date={2022-01-01} % The date you handed in your document: Format yyyy-mm-dd
%primary-logo={}, % Uses the FAU logo by default
%primary-logo-height={}, % Uses 16mm as default height
%secondary-logo={}, % Logo of the secondary institution (cooperating chair/university), USES Faculty logo by default
%secondary-logo-height={} % Uses 16mm as default height
}
\begin{document}
% Title page
\newcounter{savepage}
\maketitle
% Quote
% You can put an optional quote page in front of your content
% \quotepage[author={Arthur C. Clarke}]{
% Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
% }
\begin{abstract}
% Add your abstract here:
\lipsum[1]
\end{abstract}
% Table of contents
\tableofcontents
% List of figures (if you have figures)
\listoffigures
% List of tables (if you have tables)
\listoftables
% List of listings (if you have listings)
\lstlistoflistings
% List of abbreviations (if you use acronyms)
%\listofabbreviations
% List of symbols (if you use symbols)
%\listofsymbols
% Abstract
%
% Comment out this part, if you don't require an abstract
% storing the last pagenumber
\setcounter{savepage}{\value{page}}
% Content
\begin{content}
% Add your content files:
\input{sections/01_Introduction}
\input{sections/02_Elements}
\input{sections/03_Compilation}
\end{content}
\pagenumbering{Roman}
\setcounter{page}{\numexpr\value{savepage}}
% References
\references{}
% Appendix
\begin{appendix}
% In the appendices, use \section{} instead of \chapter{}
\input{appendices/appendix}
\end{appendix}
% Declaration of authorship
% \authorshipstatement[pagenumbering=false]
\authorshipstatement[pagenumbering=true]
% \authorshipstatement[pagenumbering=only]
% Consent form for use of plagiarism detection software
% Not yet required
% \consentform[pagenumbering=false]
% \consentform[pagenumbering=true]
% \consentform[pagenumbering=only]
% Bonus: Wordcount
% cd %FOLDER WHERE THE .tex FILES ARE IN %
% clear
% texcount -total -q -col -sum *.tex
\end{document}