This template was developed to support students writing theses at the Colorado School of Mines. It is based on the original mines thesis template, by Erich Hoover.
The original authors are:
Maintainer: Erich Hoover
Symbol Listing: Abram Van Der Geest
biblatex support: Darick Baker
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% Mines LaTeX Thesis Template.
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% This template was written for pdfLaTex Compilers
\documentclass[letterpaper,10pt]{article} %% <-- INPUT: Font size below, change the number to 10, 11 or 12pt
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% Packages & Setup
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\usepackage{csm-thesis} % Proper Thesis Formatting. This requires the 'csm-style-files' directory
\usepackage{array} % For inserting large multi-page tables
\usepackage{longtable}
\usepackage[numbers]{natbib} % For proper citations
\usepackage{hyperref} % For referencing though out the document. Can change, look at user manual how to change
\usepackage{pdflscape} % For inserting landscape-mode objects
\usepackage{amsmath} % For matrices
\usepackage{listings} % For inserting programming code
\usepackage{rotating} % For inserting sideways tables and figures
\usepackage{lipsum} % For dummy text. You can remove this once you have remove all of the example text.
\usepackage{my-Equations} % Where I define frequently used equations or symbols for easy use
% For using row-spanning and column-spanning in tables:
%\usepackage{multirow}
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% Place To Look For Figures
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% This tells the pdf builder where to look for the figures that are added in the document
% you can add more paths if you wish, example:
% \graphicspath{{./figures/}{./figures/try-me}}
\graphicspath{{./figures/}}
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% GENERAL USER INFO: Title, Authors, Advisors...
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% >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> TITLE <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
\title{
Example of how to use the Colorado School of Mines\\
Thesis/Dissertation \LaTeX{} template to help\\
future graduate students with\\
the formatting.
}
% >>>>>>>>> PERSONAL INFORMATION <<<<<<<<<
\degreetitle{Master of Science} % Degree Title like Master of Science or Doctor of Philosophy
\discipline{Engineering Systems} % Area of research, eg. Applied Physics
\department{Physics} % Your department, eg. Physics
\author{Graduate A. Student} % your NAME, don't forget your middle names.
\advisor{Dr. Primary A. Advisor} % your Advisor, put Dr. in front if they have a PhD them selves!
\coadvisor{Dr. Secondary B. Advisor}% if you have a co-advisor, otherwise Comment out/remove the line
\dpthead{Dr. Big Boss}{Department Head Title} % department head name & title. eg. \dpthead{Dr. Uwe Greife}{Professor and Department Head}
\begin{document}
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% FRONT MATTER
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% If you do not want any of the following 'optional' items, either comment
% out those lines, or remove them from the document. Or if you do not have
% any Figures, Tables, Symbols, or Abbreviations you can remove those lists.
\frontmatter % Leave this line here, it sets the formatting
% requirements for the front matter of the document
\maketitle\newpage % >>>>>>>>> Title Page (required) <<<<<<<<<
\makecopyright{\the\year}\newpage % >>>>>>>>> Copyright Page (optional) <<<<<<<<<
\makesubmittal\newpage % >>>>>>>>> Signature Page (required) <<<<<<<<<
% >>>>>>>>> Abstract (required) <<<<<<<<<
\begin{abstract}
\input{chapter/i-abstract}
% you can also directly type your abstract here if you prefer.
\end{abstract} \newpage
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\tableofcontents\newpage % >>>>>>>>> Table of Contents (required) <<<<<<<<<<<
\listoffigures\newpage % >>>>>>>>> List of Figures (if applicable) <<<<<<<<
\listoftables\newpage % >>>>>>>>> List of Tables (if applicable) <<<<<<<<<
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% >>>>>> List of Symbols (if applicable) <<<<<<
% \ShowSymbolFirst % un-comment to show the symbols on the left of the list.
\listofsymbols* % the * puts the list in alphabetical order
\listofsymbols{General Nomenclature} % calling a sub list
\newpage
% >>> List of Abbreviations (if applicable) <<<
\listofabbreviations* % the * puts the list in alphabetical order
\newpage
% >>>>>> Define Your Symbols and Abbreviations In the File Under 'supporting-files'
\input{supporting-files/symbols-and-abbreviations}
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% >>>>>>>> Acknowledgments (optional) <<<<<<<<
\begin{acknowledgments}
I would like to thank and acknowledge $<$advisor$>$ $<$family$>$ $<$funding sources$>$ $<$committee$>$.
%Write an acknowledgement that is appropriate to you and your work. You may decide who you want to include.
\end{acknowledgments} \newpage
% >>>>>>>>>> Dedication (optional) <<<<<<<<<<
\begin{dedication}
For those that shall follow after.
\addsymbol{hello}{$\cdots$} %<-- you can add symbols and abbreviations anywhere in the text but it is good to keep them organized in one spot!
\end{dedication}\newpage
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% BODY: All Chapters and Sections
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\bodymatter % Leave this line here, it sets the formatting requirements for the front matter of the document
% You can directly add you chapter text into this document. But to keep organized you
% are advised to separate you chapters into their own files, as this example shows
\input{chapter/00-Introduction}
\input{chapter/01-chapter-structure}
\input{chapter/02-another-chapter}
\input{chapter/03-Journal-Chapter}
\input{chapter/04-Journal-Chapter}
% Extra Example Chapters If you want to See Special Cases with Table, Figure, or Equation formatting
% \input{chapter/05-Figure-Examples}
% \input{chapter/06-Table-Examples}
% \input{chapter/07-Equations}
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% BACK MATTER: Reference Cited
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\backmatter % Leave this line here, it sets the formatting requirements for the back matter of the document
% >>>>>>>>> References Cited (required) <<<<<<<<<<
\urlstyle{rm} % <-- Sets the URL font to be the same as the other text
\bibliography{supporting-files/thesis}
% >>>>>>>>> Selected Bibliography (optional) <<<<<<<<<<
\cleardoublepage
\begin{selected-bibliography}
<Your selected bibliography would go here, a page break might also be necessary above>
\end{selected-bibliography}
% Make sure the citations in you .bib file are correct. Especially double check that the resources type is correct. This will dictate how the items in the bibliography are formatted.
% Highly recommend using a citation/reference management tool to create your .bib file. This make your references machine readable in the click of a button. Attend a Libray workshop, visit the Library's website, or speak to a librarian about getting started with a citation management tool. This will make your life much easier. READ: MUCH EASIER! https://libguides.mines.edu/citing/software
% Look at http://bib-it.sourceforge.net/help/fieldsAndEntryTypes.php#phdthesis to find some information on the types of fields that exist. Also recommend using a reference manger.
% >>>>>>>>> Appendices (if applicable) <<<<<<<<<<
\input{chapter/A-Appendix}
\input{chapter/B-Appendix}
\input{chapter/C-Appendix}
\end{document}