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NYCU (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University) thesis template. This template supports English TOC & 中文目錄. You can switch between them by simply uncommenting a command in the preamble. The project also includes a Word version of the cover page and title page (封面與書名頁).

This is the LaTeX template and style guide for the Journal of Mathematical Philosophy. See https://mathematicalphilosophy.org for more information.

A Rice University PhD/Master's thesis template following the official guideline: https://graduate.rice.edu/academics/candidacy-defense-thesis-submission/thesisformat Key Updates: Engine: Uses XeLaTeX (supports system fonts & Unicode). Bibliography: Uses BibLaTeX for easier management. Design: Updated cover page and vector logos. Note: You MUST set your compiler to XeLaTeX in the Overleaf Menu for this template to work.

Template TCC Unisinos - Engenharia Elétrica

An updated version of a minor thesis template that we have been using at the RMIT School of Computing Technologies. https://learninglab.rmit.edu.au/sites/default/files/Minor_thesis_and%20research_report._structure_2015_Accessible.pdf

Official KU Leuven Faculty of Engineering Science Master Thesis Template. See https://gitlab.kuleuven.be/oo-firw/student-resources/firw-master-thesis-template and https://eng.kuleuven.be/en/study/masters-thesis/facultary-template.

A Hebrew-first LaTeX textbook template inspired by Tel Aviv University’s design language and suitable for academic course books. It includes built-in support for English text, mathematical notation and formulas, figures, tables, and TikZ illustrations. The template provides a complete course-book structure, including covers, an internal title page, a table of contents, chapter styling, running headers, and print and digital layouts, while remaining fully customizable for individual preferences and other academic uses.

MSc/MEng/BEng Thesis Template created by the Civil Engineering discipline.

LaTeX template for theses at ACCESS@KIT, KIT. To be used for all Bachelor's, Master's, and Seminar theses.