Thesis

Thesis template for PhD theses in Statistics & Data Science at CMU

Category

phd

License

Free to use (MIT)

File

thesis.tex

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\documentclass[draft]{cmustatthesis}

% Title and author information
\title{Your Thesis Title}
\date{May 1, 2023}
\author{Your Name}

% Thesis information
% Your advisor. If you have a coadvisor, just use \advisor twice.
\advisor{John Snow}

% Your thesis committee. For external committee members, be sure to include
% their affiliation.
\committee{Florence Nightingale, King's College, London}
\committee{Henry Scheffé}
\committee{John Tukey}

% Current Dean of Dietrich College
\dean{Cassidy Sugimoto}

% For copyright, you can default to "all rights reserved". If you want your
% thesis to be open-access, you may choose a Creative Commons license from the
% options offered by KiltHub.
\setlicense{All rights reserved.}
% \setlicense{Under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.}

% The default font is Latin Modern, aka Computer Modern. You may choose a
% different font by uncommenting one of the following lines. All of these
% options include matching mathematics fonts.
% \usepackage{libertinus} % Libertinus (requires recent LaTeX from 2019 or newer)
% \usepackage{stix2} % STIX Two (also requires recent LaTeX)
% \usepackage{newtxtext,newtxmath} % Times New Roman style font
% \usepackage{newpxtext,newpxmath} % New PX, based on Palatino

% Put your custom commands here:
% For example,
% \DeclareMathOperator{\E}{\mathbb{E}}
% \DeclareMathOperator{\logit}{logit}

\begin{document}
\frontmatter

\begin{titlingpage}
  \include{front-matter/signature-page}

  \cleartorecto

  \maketitle
  \makecopyright

  % Optional dedication
  \cleartorecto
  \makededication{To my family}
\end{titlingpage}

\include{front-matter/abstract}
\include{front-matter/acknowledgments}

% Tables of contents, tables, and figures.
\cleartorecto
\tableofcontents

\cleartorecto
\listoftables

\cleartorecto
\listoffigures

\mainmatter

\pagestyle{ruled}

% Your thesis chapters, starting with the introduction. You can name the TeX
% files whatever you like; just add \include{} lines as needed.
\include{chapters/chapter-1}
\include{chapters/chapter-2}

\bibliography{thesis-references} % thesis-references.bib

\appendix

\include{back-matter/data-code-availability}

\end{document}
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