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University of Nottingham Thesis and Dissertation Template

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Auteur:

Yue Li

Last Updated:

il y a 6 ans

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Creative Commons CC BY 4.0

Résumé:

The template is constructed for the final submission of the thesis based on the Project handbook in the university workspace.

The thesis template includes the sections below:

Title page
Abstract page
Acknowledgement page
Table of Contents
Introduction
- Motivation
- Aims and Objectives
- Description of the Work
Background and Related Work
Design
Implementation
Evaluation
Summary and Reflections
- Project management
- Contributions and reflections
Bibliography
Appendices

It meets the requirements for a PhD thesis and works for all computer science dissertations and project reports on all campuses.

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University of Nottingham Thesis and Dissertation Template

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% Yue Li, June 2017

\documentclass[a4paper,12pt,twoside]{report}
\usepackage[left=2.5cm,right=2.5cm,top=2cm,bottom=3cm]{geometry}

\include{thesis.preamble}


\begin{document}

\title{Your Thesis Title}

\author{Your Name}
\submitdate{May 2016}
\degree{BSc Computer Science}
\studentid{Your Student ID}
\supervisor{Your Supervisor Name}

\normallinespacing
\maketitle

% delete the two declaration sentences in thesis.sty if not applicable. 

\preface
\input{abstract/abstract}
\input{acknowledgements/acknowledgements}

% There is a maximum limit of 15,000 words without exceeding 40 pages (A4 sides) for the main body of the dissertation that will be submitted in PDF. This limitation includes the bibliography and excludes cover/front pages (e.g., abstract, acknowledgement, table of contents) and excludes the appendices, listing of any codes or any other supporting documentation.
% Note: Your dissertation should not exceed the word and page limits. You do not have to use up your word limit to get a good grade; never `pad out' your dissertation, this will only annoy the markers.

\body
\input{introduction/introduction}
\input{background/background}

% body of thesis comes here
\input{body/body}

\input{summary/summary}

\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}
\bibliographystyle{acm}
\bibliography{bibliography/bibliography}


% appendices come here

\input{appendices/appendix}


\end{document}