phd-thesis-template

A template PhD thesis at UFAL

Install

• The font is Linux Libertine and it needs to be installed first (depending on the machine).

• fresh ACL Anthology (see https://zlib.net/pigz/)

wget https://aclanthology.org/anthology.bib.gz
pigz -d anthology.bib.gz

• optionally: download and unzip verapdf as documented in Makefile.

Compilation

Either/or alternatives:

1) make

2)

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bibtex thesis
makeglossaries thesis
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lualatex thesis

How to collaborate

Dominik's tips for author-supervisor sharing and collaboration.

Let us assume that the main repository is a private GitHub repo.

on a local machine:

- sync GitHub repo (git clone/pull)

- edit 

- compile pdf: make

- or: simple sync with GitHub: make ci

    - it pulls, commits and pushes 

in overleaf that is connected with the GitHub:

- sync GitHub: In Overleaf editing page, click to Menu (button in top left) -> GitHub (under Sync label) -> check sync status displayed there and click on pull or push

- edit, compile, ...

- do not forget to sync again

How to send feedback:

• The author will be very thankful for feedback during writing. Most preferrable ways:

1) comments or edit suggestions in Latex macros, e.g.

• \XXX{YourName: your comment}
• \repl{to be replaced}{by this} or \repl{}{insert this here} or \repl{delete this}{}
• you can add macros for your comments to macros.tex , e.g. \def\Raj#1{\XXX{Raj: #1}}

3) Feedback in any form that is convenient for you, except direct edits larger than typo-fixing. E.g. handwritten annotations on a paper, simple text, etc., everything is OK.

4) Author welcomes your direct edits for clear typo correction. But no large edits, please, the author must be the author. Rather suggestions.

Credits

See template Chapter 3.