Recently, I started a hard case on the layout of my dissertation work at LaTeX. The natural first desire was to find some ready-made template. Alas, I did not find anything that would fit my needs. Therefore, I decided to create my own template (with preamble and macros)! I will immediately say about the compliance of the template with the requirements of the VAK-ovsky requirements: there are no strict requirements (you can see the list of
regulatory documents yourself) However, certain requirements may be specific to the board (but, as a rule, they are very similar and correspond to common sense). In my template, I tried to take into account the general trends in the design of this type of work. I will not give a bunch of technical features of layout in LaTeX (there are enough articles on this topic), but I’ll just share the final result:
GitHub .
When creating a template, I wanted to see the following things in it:
- Normal structured pattern for the dissertation itself
- Normal structured template for the abstract
- And a template for the presentation
- Encoding of all files can be any, but only if it is UTF-8
- Normal operation with BibTeX (including support for GOST 7.0.5 and UTF-8)
- Normal intelligible preamble. It should not have a lot of incomprehensible magic (so that it can be easily upgraded to fit your needs), but it should include all the most common packages.
If you have any suggestions / suggestions for improving the template, then you can help in improving it on the
github .