ELTE FI bachelor and master thesis template

The thesis.tex and the produced thesis.pdf serves as an example of usage. This class template enforces the required formatting rules for bachelor and master theses and generates the cover page given on the provided metadata. The chapters of the example document follows the typical structure of a BSc thesis. The formatting rules are defined to meet the requirements for theses submitted at the Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Informatics (Budapest, Hungary). However with minor modifications the template should be usable at other universities, too.

The template is configured for single sided printing by default, but also contains the required settings for double sided printing (commented out). The template supports producing both Hungarian and English theses, which can be easily controlled (see \documentlang).

Compilation

# Generate thesis.aux file (PDF file contains incorrect references yet)
pdflatex thesis.pdf
# Generate bibliography
bibtex thesis
# Generate nomenclature (optional)
makeindex -s nomencl.ist -t thesis.nlg -o thesis.nls thesis.nlo
# Generate final PDF file
pdflatex thesis.pdf
pdflatex thesis.pdf

Note: in case the bibliography changes, executing bibtex, then pdflatex twice is required to generate to correct references in the PDF output.

Compilation might be carried out through a preferred IDE (e.g. TexStudio), given the same commands should be executed.

Required packages (without completeness)

Image handling:

• Minimal and maximal size: adjustbox
• Subfigures: subfigure
• Rotation: rotating

Table management:

• Multirow and multicolumn support: multirow
• Breakable tables: longtable
• Vertical positioning of cells: array
• Multiline cells (line breaks): makecell

Lists:

• Lists with narrow spacing: paralist

Mathematical formulas and algorithms:

• Mathematical formulas: amsmath
• Mathematical definitions: amsthm
• Mathematical symbols: amsfonts
• Algorithms: algorithmic
• Code blocks: listingsutf8

Miscellaneous:

• Todos: todonotes

Predefined theorem-like environments

• definition
• theorem
• remark
• note