LaTex IDD/Masters/PHD Thesis Template for Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) Varanasi
An unofficial thesis template in LaTex, forked from CUED PhD Thesis template by Krishna Kumar. Adapted according to insitute guidelines by Soumyadeep Das, IDD, Dept. of Physics, Batch of 2014~2019.
External Repositoriess
Features
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Written in accordance to Revised Specification and Information Regarding the Preparation of Thesis, dated 29th August, 2016.
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Well-suited for sending to major institutions all over the world.
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Supports LaTeX, XeLaTeX and LuaLaTeX. Fully compatible for online IDEs.
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Completely modular, highly intuitive, and extremely flexible.
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Adaptive Title Page: Title page adapts to title length. Title page with the institute crest.
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Easily editable certificates, declaration and copyright transfer pages.
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Recognise and inflate NASA-ADS Abbreviations used in bibliography, for thesis in astrophysics.
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Print / On-line version: Different layout and hyper-referencing styles.
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Pre-defined and custom fonts (Times/ Fourier / Latin Modern) with math support also available. Also supports system fonts (XeLaTeX).
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Pre-defined and custom bibliography style support (authoryear / numbered / custom)
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Custom page styles: 3 Different Header / Footer styles, with pre-defined and custom margin sizes.
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Separate abstract required during final submission can be generated by compiling the
abstract-standalone.tex
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Option to generate only specific chapters and references without the frontmatter and title page. Useful for review and corrections.
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Draft mode: Draft water mark, timestamp, version numbering and line numbering.
Building your thesis
Using an IDE (such as TexStudio/TexMaker)
When starting a new session, compile and run (order specified below) thesis-template.tex
first. After this, running/building any of the individual tex files you are currently working would render the complete document.
Set the following build order on your IDE for the desired results.
pdflatex
bibtex
pdflatex
pdflatex
view-pdf-internal
Confused on what to use? This may help!
Online, using Overleaf, ShareLatex, or Authorea
Set thesis-template.tex
as the primary document and compile.
Using command line interface (Unix/Linux/Windows)
Run the following codes on your terminal in succession (pdflatex):
pdflatex filename.tex
bibtex filename.aux
pdflatex filename.tex
pdflatex filename.tex
xdg-open filename.pdf
Contact/Contribute
Report issues here, or send me an email to contribute.
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