LaTeX templates and examples — University

For theses or dissertations containing many equations (typically mathematics or engineering students), Auburn University provides a set of LaTeX style files for automatic formatting. To get started, simply click the 'Open as Template' button above to open the Auburn University LaTeX template with style files pre-loaded. Then you can modify the \title, \author, \date, \copyrightyear, \adviser, and \professor tags for the preamble, and start writing your thesis or dissertation online. For more information on getting started with LaTeX, see this free online introduction to LaTeX, visit the official LaTeX Project Site or check out Professor Stanley Reeves' website at Auburn University.

Skudai is a Beamer theme styled after Universiti Teknologi Malaysia's (UTM) Powerpoint theme. UTM is located in Skudai, in the southern state of Johor, Malaysia.

Serdang is a Beamer theme styled after the official PowerPoint presentation theme of Universiti Putra Malaysia. (The original PowerPoint theme can be found at http://www.marcomm.upm.edu.my/muatturun.)

homework template

Jednostavan template za izvještaje namijenjen studentima Elektrotehničkog fakulteta u Sarajevu

Template used for report presentations

This is a simple report template with the UCT logo. Feel free to use/modify it to suit your needs. Variables that need to be altered have been commented to make modifications easier. For example if you need to change the university logo, look for the comment '% University Logo' in main.tex and then make appropriate modifications in that line. A Table of Contents and a bibliography have also been implemented. To add entries to your bibliography, simply edit biblist.bib in the root folder and then use the '\cite{...}' command in main.tex. The Table of Contents will be updated automatically. I hope that you find this template both visually appealing and useful. - Linus

Template para relatório de laboratórios da escola politécnica da UFRJ

Template for written Assignments. * bib included with examples for Harvard-Style referencing (natbib) * Arial (?) fonts * 1.5 spacing