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LaTeX code for my thesis, based on Derek Croote's example. It combines a slightly modified version (more on this below) of the existing Stanford thesis style (more Stanford information here) with a template for including figures, tables, inline references, equations, symbols, a bibliography, a signature page, etc...
This thesis defaults to electronic submission using \onlinetrue in suthesis-2e.sty. Correspondingly, the copyright and signature pages ii and iii, respectively, are excluded as they are added by the Library upon submission. The last page of this example thesis is a signature page you can print, but remember to comment out \onlinesignature in main.tex before uploading your final version. Remember to print the signature page on acid-free paper. Likewise for the title page.
This template adopts a modular structure where each chapter is a separate .tex file that is included by main.tex. Figures are similarly organized by publication or project. Citing references requires a bibliography in BibTeX format, which can be generated by exporting an existing collection from a reference manager such as Mendeley, F1000, etc...
- Install LaTeX on your system, use a Docker image, or use an online service like Overleaf. I used Overleaf because compilation is fast and simple.
- Clone / download this repository, and if you are using an online service, upload the files.
- Read
main.texand update it with your information. Add your bibliography, figures, and chapter text. There should be no need to further modify the Stanford style filesuthesis-2e.sty. - Finish and submit thesis.