Thesis Template: Difference between revisions

Enter your advisor name and title (\advisorname and \advisortitle), and then enter your abstract. For the abstract, you can either have a separate .tex file called abstract, which is called by \include abstract. (If you'd rather, you can comment out that line, and then uncomment the section below. You then type in your entire abstract in between the lines \begin{abstract} and \end{abstract}.)

 

 

For all of the other chapters and appendices, you create a .tex file called CHAPTERNAME.tex, and then you call that chapter in the thesis.tex file using \include{CHAPTERNAME} as described above. (Remember that you can't run/typeset the individual chapters. You just create or change CHAPTERNAME.tex, and save it. The next time your run thesis.tex, the changes will appear in the PDF.)