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This is a letter template for the Aalto University School of Business.

The package provides a LaTeX document class for writing a PhD thesis. The author developed it while writing his PhD thesis in School of Computing (SoC), National University of Singapore (NUS). By default, the class adheres to the NUS Guidelines on Format of Research Thesis Submitted For Examination. However, the class for conformation to a different guideline should not be difficult. For help and advice, the best place to raise an issue is on the package's Github repository. Alternatively, you can use the comment form on the author's page. License: SPhdThesis is released under public domain. You are free to use, modify, and distribute it as you wish.

Simple homework template.

Template for UASLP presentations using beamer This theme is a modification of the Gelugor beamer theme by LianTze Lim.

An unofficial format for submitting assignments and project reports in LaTeX format for IIM Indore participants.

This is a template for writing letters at Carleton College.

Template for submitting CA homeworks

This a template based on papers package, modified by me.

A one row academic CV template. Having gotten feedback on the Two Row Academic CV, I made this version with only one column, a page counter in the footer and an even more 'serious' look (no more colours, little icons, etc.). The idea is that if you are allowed more than just one page resumé-style (where two columns make sense to make the most out of the available space), it might be favourable to have just one column for improved overview and readability. The slightly bigger font is a bit easier on the eyes of tired hiring committees and the page numbering makes sure that a lost page won't go unnoticed. For listing publications, multiple different versions are available (look closely!). You can try out all the alternatives and then stick with what works best for you. (They are the same one as in the previous Two Column CV). Remove the photo if that's not customary where you're applying. The blogpost to go with it is here and this is the Github.