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Master's Thesis Latex Template Build Status

This template is designed for the master's thesis reports of the Autonomous Systems master's program at Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg. Based on the template created by Ronni Hartanto in 2003.

If you are looking for the R&D report template, please head over to https://github.com/a2s-institute/rnd-project-report.

The template is configured to be printed two-sided by default; this can be changed to a supervisor's preference by passing the option oneside instead.

The logo of an external institution can be added with the command \thirdpartylogo{path/to/image/}

Prerequisites

Please make sure that you have texlive-full installed so that you don't face any compilation errors (on Ubuntu systems, you can install it with sudo apt install texlive-full).

Usage

The main file of the report is report.tex; chapters, appendices, and the abstract are given in separate files in the chapters directory.

When submitting a report, the name of the pdf should be changed to match the naming convention specified in the MAS Vital Information, namely

LastNameI-[RnD-MT]Report

Examples: For an R&D, John Doe would name his file DoeJ-RnDReport.pdf; for a thesis, John Doe would name the file DoeJ-MTReport.pdf.

If there are any problems, don't hesitate to let us know! You can open an issue here.

Note About Naming Your Chapters and Sections

The chapter and section names here are very generic since this is a template; however, feel free to modify them/make them more concrete based on your needs! In other words, the names in your report don't have to be the same as in the template (although you will want to keep at least the names of the introduction, state of the art, and conclusions chapters unchanged).