LaTeX templates — Hebrew

Hebrew Latex Beamer presentations.

פרוייקט לאטך בעברית

A LaTeX template for MSc research proposals in the Graduate Program in Industrial Design at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. The template follows the faculty's official research guidelines (available at here) and includes a structured proposal format with sections for Abstract, Introduction, Literature Review, Research Questions, Research Methods, and Expected Contribution. It features the ID program and Technion logos, a clean sans-serif design (TeX Gyre Heros), Hebrew language support via Polyglossia, and a curated bibliography of foundational design research references. Requires XeLaTeX compilation. Based on the Aerospace Engineering research proposal template by Daniel Zelazo, adapted for Industrial Design by Ofer Berman.

Hebrew pre-configured article made to mostly imitate the default 'article' document class, while utilizing advanced language management library (Babel) to change the whole class to be in Hebrew. Embedding of other languages is optional and is shown in 'main.tex' as an example.

Hebrew Cheat Sheet for STEM exams

Cookbook based on the Recipe Book template by Baptiste Le Roi. Added features: * Hebrew support, including fancyfrac support using a new custom command engfrac * Long recipe format, for recipes that take more than one page * Easy QR code commands to add links to more info about the recipe on one of the page corners

An unofficial final project template for mathematics students in Braude College of Engineering. Hebrew version

This is an example usage of bidimoderncv.cls, provided by the bidi package. (The example has been modified to use fonts available on Overleaf.) This example uses the Arabic script, but can be adapted for use other RTL scripts (e.g. Hebrew).

Example for a formal template of how the thesis should be submitted to Ben-Gurion University. This document contains all the necessary pages for submitting the thesis (including their translation in Hebrew) and chapters. Each chapter holds several examples, such as citing articles, adding images to the article and the table of contents, and more. The document is divided into several folders, each containing one chapter. The document has one main file which connects all the chapters and the opening pages. Formal titles, which appear on several pages, can be changed at once from the main file.