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% Mines LaTeX Thesis Template.
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\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
% >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
\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}
