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MSc thesis report template for TU Delft students, following a structure where a standalone scientific article is to be inserted, as a PDF, (commonly requested in the Control & Simulation profile). The report is divided into Introduction and 4 parts: I) Scientific Article II) Preliminary Analysis III) Additional Results IV) Closure - Added notation and styling macros for convenience. - Added commands to easily include preliminary report chapters. (leveldown and levelup chapters & sections)

This is a template for a Bachelor and Master theses at the University of Liechtenstein. Alongside resembling the official WYSIWYG template of UniLi, this template is provided with some tips and draft elements that can be freely edited by students.

A template for a master/bachelor/doctorate thesis, derived for university students. Any university may use it as a template, but it is here given in the example from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).

中国海洋大学汇报模板，改编自 Buaa Beamer Theme，只修改了校徽

A template for CFAU students. Modified based on Project “SWUFE Recommendation Letter Template"

Skeleton for a a paper in an edited volume for Language Science Press. The file main.tex can be transferred straight to the folder chapters/ of a skeleton for edited volumes after completion.

This is a template for LaTeX thesis (M.Sc. or PhD) at Zurich University of Applied Sciences, ZHAW. This template is based on a template downloaded from latextemplates.com. This version contains ZHAW specific adaptations according the university requirements for thesis writing (please check your study program specific requirements too!). Visit https://github.com/matteodelucchi/ZHAW_thesis-template for the most recent version and feel free to contribute.

A template for a thesis writing, for the university of Birmingham.

Template and custom document class for a thesis to be submitted to the University of Birmingham for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. This was constructed following University of Birmingham guidelines for presenting a thesis. See the README file for usage instructions. If you have any suggestions or issues, please submit them as an Issue to https://github.com/alexlyttle/uob-thesis-template.