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thesistips [2016/02/19 16:42]
jlirion
thesistips [2016/05/03 13:33]
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 be found via the <a href="​http://​gradstudies.ucdavis.edu/​students/​filing.html">​Office be found via the <a href="​http://​gradstudies.ucdavis.edu/​students/​filing.html">​Office
 of Graduate Studies Website</​a>​.</​p>​ of Graduate Studies Website</​a>​.</​p>​
-<​p><​h1>​LaTeX ​dissertation templates</h1> +<​p><​h1>​LaTeX ​Dissertation Template</​h1>​ 
-Here are some dissertation templates following UC Davis formatting requirements. +There are several websites dedicated to <a href="​http://​theoval.cmp.uea.ac.uk/​~nlct/​latex/​thesis/">​Using LaTeX to Write a PhD Thesis</​a>​. ​ But since you're in the UC Davis math department, your best bet is to use a template that was specifically created for UC Davis math students. ​ Here is a very nice template ​created ​by Tyrell ​McAllister, ​and updated in 2015 by Jeff Irion (with minor changes in order to conform to the format that the Office ​of Graduate ​Studies requires):</p>
-There are also several websites dedicated to <a href="​http://​theoval.cmp.uea.ac.uk/​~nlct/​latex/​thesis/">​Using ​<​code>​LaTeX</​code> ​to Write a PhD Thesis</​a>​.</​p>​ +
-<​p><​b>​Using the templates below (with the exception of the template by Tyrrell ​McAllister)you might find a problem ​with the page number (or lack thereof) on the first page of the biblography when using BibTeX. Grad Studies requires ​a page number in the upper right corner. To fix this: +
-<​ul>​ +
-<​li>​Take the BBL file that comes from running BibTeX and manually paste this at the end of your LaTeX file and recompile. (Note that you have to undo the whole thing to recompile the biblography.)</​li>​ +
-<​li>​Even better (just discovered by Tyler Skorczewski),​ use the \thispagestyle{fancy} and rhead{\thepage} commands on the biblography page.</​li>​ +
-</​ul></​b>​</p> +
-NOTE: these links are broken - FIXME +
 <​p><​table cellpadding=4 cellspacing=0 border=1>​ <​p><​table cellpadding=4 cellspacing=0 border=1>​
   <tr>   <tr>
-    <​td><​a href="thesis_template.tex ">​thesis_template.tex<​/a></td> +    <​td><​a href="http://galois.math.ucdavis.edu/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=dissertation_template_2015.zip">​dissertation_template_2015.zip</​a></​td>​ 
-    <​td>​This is a simple thesis template using the <​code>​amsart</​code>​ class</​a></​td>​ +    <td>Tyrell McAllister'​s UCD Math dissertation template</​a></​td>​
-  </​tr>​ +
-  <​tr>​ +
-    <​td><​a href="​ucd_dissertation_template.tex">​ucd_dissertation_template.tex</​a>​ +
-        <​br><​br><​a href="​lorem_ipsum.tex">​lorem_ipsum.tex<​/a></td> +
-    <​td>​This is a more sophisticated doctoral thesis template using the <​code>​book<​/code> class, with +
-        <​code>​lorem_ipsum.tex</​code>​ included so that the page formatting can easily be seen when just +
-        compiling the template itself. To use this template, download both files into the +
-        same directory, and then edit the one called <​code>​ucd_dissertation_template.tex</​code>​.</​a></​td>​ +
-  </​tr>​ +
-  <​tr>​ +
-    <​td><​a href="​Dissertation_Template.zip">​Dissertation_Template.zip</​a></​td>​ +
-    <td>This is a very nice dissertation template ​put together by our very own Tyrrell McAllister.</​a></​td>​+
   </tr>   </tr>
 </​table></​p>​ </​table></​p>​
 +<​p><​b><​i>​Once you pass your Qual, download the dissertation template!</​i></​b> ​ Fill in some basic info (name, major, committee members'​ names, etc.), and add to your dissertation while you work on your research. ​ After all, it's easier to write and cite as you go than to do it months/​years later when that stuff isn't fresh in your mind.</​p>​
 <​p><​h1>​Writing and Submitting a Master'​s or Ph.D. Thesis</​h1>​ <​p><​h1>​Writing and Submitting a Master'​s or Ph.D. Thesis</​h1>​
 (Thanks to Megumi Harada)</​p>​ (Thanks to Megumi Harada)</​p>​
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         you started. ​         you started. ​
         <​ul> ​         <​ul> ​
-         <​li>​ The Not-So-Short Introduction to Latex, by Tobias+         <​li>​ The Not-So-Short Introduction to LaTeX, by Tobias
             Oetiker, et al.              Oetiker, et al. 
          <​li>​ For diagrams, use xy-pic.          <​li>​ For diagrams, use xy-pic.
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