abstract - Directory containing Abstract.tex
acknowledgments - Directory containing Acknowledgments.tex
appendices - Directory containing examples of Appendices ie. Appendix1.tex
chapters - Directory containing examples of chapters ie Chapter1.tex
create_thesis - a script that creates a pdf version of the thesis
(named thesis.pdf)
figures - Directory that contains an example figure that is called
by Chapter1.tex - you can put your figures in here or keep
them elsehere an "link" to them as in the example (Chapter1.tex)
references - Directory containing refs.bib that you enter your
references into.
styles - Directory containg the AGU reference style (agu.sty)
you should never need to look at or edit this file
thesis.tex - This is the main file that you use to "include" the abstract,
acknowledgments, chapters, references and appendices. It also contains
the commands to automatically create a table of contents, lists of
figures and tables and number pages.
titlepage - Directory containing an example title or cover page for the thesis,
which contains the authors name and thesis title (Titlepage.tex)
type ./create_thesis - this will run the commands in this script, and create
a pdf version of a sample thesis (named thesis.pdf).
The ./create_thesis runs the commands that you could also do at the line prompt;
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pdflatex thesis - this will format the thesis.tex and the other .tex files that it "includes"
bibtex thesis - this will format the references
pdflatex thesis - need to run this again the include references
pdflatex thesis - need to run again to make sure that all of the references are "caught"
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Let's modify the sample thesis
type more thesis.tex you will see in the thesis.tex file the lines;
%-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
\begin{document}
\include{titlepage/Titlepage} % This is who you are / your topic
edit titlepage/Titlepage.tex (eg. emacs titlepage/Titlepage.tex)
Replace "Example of honours thesis" with your thesis title
Replace "Joe Citizen" with your name
type ./create_thesis .If no problems are encountered a new thesis.pdf file will have been created.
type acroread thesis.pdf to use Adobe Acrobat to view your modified thesis!
Now each time you see an "\include" statement in thesis.tex you will need to put the results of your work in that file as appropriate...
Good Luck!
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