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A slightly improved bachelor thesis template

  • modern packages
  • modern fonts
  • less confusing directory structure
  • slightly more useful examples (figures, diagrams, tables, code listings)
  • Czech version has correctly named references
  • builds abstracts

See the pre-built version for details

How-to

  1. Type make, check that everything compiles. You should get a thesis.pdf that passes PDF-A validation. If not, complain.
  2. Fill in metadata.tex and all xmpdata files.
  3. Look at the example code (there are several hints), remember it, erase it.
  4. Write the thesis.
  5. Submit and defend the thesis.

PDF-A validation can be checked using the validator: https://github.com/mff-cuni-cz/cuni-thesis-validator

Ideas/improvements/more examples?

Pull requests welcome.

License?

Everything in this repository is released into the public domain, not encumbered by any kind of copyright at all.

Parts of the code (esp. the title page) are based on the original template (available from the faculty website) by Martin Mareš, Arnošt Komárek, and Michal Kulich. (Thanks!)