LaTeX templates — Theses
LaTeX thesis templates to help you navigate an important step in your career. These thesis templates, many provided by universities as official layout guidelines, include sections to add author information, along with placeholder chapters for your introduction, background, method, results, conclusion / discussion, references, and appendices.
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This is a sample template to write undergraduate repot but could also be used/modified to meet MSc guidelines for SEMS at QMUL.
Tesis, Bachelorarbeit, wissenschaftliche Arbeit Hochschule Kempten
A PhD thesis template, based on the requirements of the School of Information and Communication Studies, University College Dublin.
Modelo de Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso (TCC) para todos os cursos de engenharia da Escola Politécnica da Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Modelo para exame de qualificação de tese de doutorado no âmbito do PPGEE/UnB, otimizado para o idioma inglês.
Modelo para trabalhos de conclusão de curso no âmbito do ENE/UnB, otimizado para padronização ABNT.
LaTeX Template for Undergraduate Thesis at HSTU This LaTeX template serves as a foundational guide for undergraduate students at HSTU who are writing their B.Sc. thesis reports. To begin, please fill out all the variables in the "main.tex" file. Please note that this template is a general guide for writing thesis papers at HSTU and may not adhere to all university-specific standards. It is primarily designed for undergraduate thesis submissions within the CSE department, but it can be customized for other departments as needed. Disclaimer: This template is provided as a starting point and should be modified to align with the specific requirements of your department and university.
Template to be used by Griffith University or other students for Lab Reports etc.
This is a template for writing papers, theses, etc., specifically for economics. A presentation file is also included to show how to use LaTex for presentations. This is a simplified document with complicated referencing. If you write complicated documents, I recommend this structure. -Descriptions- includes mathmatical specifications -files- includes your figures and tables. Under files, you can find a location to add descriptions of tables and figures. This is useful if you have multiple figures with (part of) the same base description. -Sections- includes your chapters (of the document) the rest is self-explanatory
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