HBKU thesis template
Author
omar almarri
Last Updated
2 years ago
License
Creative Commons CC BY 4.0
Abstract
not official HBKU template
not official HBKU template
\documentclass[thesis,doublespace]{hbku}
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%You can select the following options%
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%singlespace or doublespace or onehalfspacing
%thesis or dissertation or project
%draftversion
\begin{document}
\frontmatter
\author{John Smith}
\title{Title title title title title title title title title title title title title}
\faculty{Write the name of the faculty}
%%%%%
%You can omit the fifth or fourth supervisor or both
%%%%
\primarysupervisor{[Name]}
\secondarysupervisor{[Secondary supervisor]}
\thirdsupervisor{[Third supervisor]}
\fourthsupervisor{[Fourth supervisor]}
\fifthsupervisor{[Fifth supervisor]}
\degreetitle{(writte the degree) Doctor of Philosophy}
\dean{Den's name}
\include{parts/abstract}
\include{parts/acknow}
\include{parts/dedication}
%enable \abstractpagetrue{}
%or
%disable \abstractpagefalse{}
\abstractpagetrue{}
\acknowpagetrue{}
\dedipagetrue{}
\figurespagetrue{}
\tablespagetrue{}
\committeetrue{}
%% Front matter commands
\beforeabstract{}
\afterabstract{}
\afterpreface{}
\mainmatter
\include{parts/ch1}
\include{parts/ch2}
\include{parts/ch3}
\phantomsection
\onehalfspacing
\bibliographystyle{apacite}
\nocite{*}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\bibname}
\bibliography{bib}
\doublespacing
% If you have no appendices, then comment the line below out. However, if you have appendices
% then you also need to specify the ToC depth. That is, if you want individual appendices listed in the ToC,
% then change the value below from none to section. So, the options are HBKUAppendix{none | section} .
% none - will provide a heading, "Appendices" in the ToC
% section - will provide the heading and list the appendices
\HBKUAppendix{section}
\include{parts/FirstAppendix}
\include{parts/SecondAppendix}
\end{document}