%% ut-thesis.tex -- document template for graduate theses at UofT
%%
%% Copyright (c) 1998-2013 Francois Pitt <fpitt@cs.utoronto.ca>
%% last updated at 16:20 (EDT) on Wed 25 Sep 2013
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%% This work consists of the files listed in the accompanying README.
%% SUMMARY OF FEATURES:
%%
%% All environments, commands, and options provided by the `ut-thesis'
%% class will be described below, at the point where they should appear
%% in the document. See the file `ut-thesis.cls' for more details.
%%
%% To explicitly set the pagestyle of any blank page inserted with
%% \cleardoublepage, use one of \clearemptydoublepage,
%% \clearplaindoublepage, \clearthesisdoublepage, or
%% \clearstandarddoublepage (to use the style currently in effect).
%%
%% For single-spaced quotes or quotations, use the `longquote' and
%% `longquotation' environments.
%%%%%%%%%%%% PREAMBLE %%%%%%%%%%%%
%% - Default settings format a final copy (single-sided, normal
%% margins, one-and-a-half-spaced with single-spaced notes).
%% - For a rough copy (double-sided, normal margins, double-spaced,
%% with the word "DRAFT" printed at each corner of every page), use
%% the `draft' option.
%% - The default global line spacing can be changed with one of the
%% options `singlespaced', `onehalfspaced', or `doublespaced'.
%% - Footnotes and marginal notes are all single-spaced by default, but
%% can be made to have the same spacing as the rest of the document
%% by using the option `standardspacednotes'.
%% - The size of the margins can be changed with one of the options:
%% . `narrowmargins' (1 1/4" left, 3/4" others),
%% . `normalmargins' (1 1/4" left, 1" others),
%% . `widemargins' (1 1/4" all),
%% . `extrawidemargins' (1 1/2" all).
%% - The pagestyle of "cleared" pages (empty pages inserted in
%% two-sided documents to put the next page on the right-hand side)
%% can be set with one of the options `cleardoublepagestyleempty',
%% `cleardoublepagestyleplain', or `cleardoublepagestylestandard'.
%% - Any other standard option for the `report' document class can be
%% used to override the default or draft settings (such as `10pt',
%% `11pt', `12pt'), and standard LaTeX packages can be used to
%% further customize the layout and/or formatting of the document.
%% *** Add any desired options. ***
\documentclass{ut-thesis}
%% *** Add \usepackage declarations here. ***
%% The standard packages `geometry' and `setspace' are already loaded by
%% `ut-thesis' -- see their documentation for details of the features
%% they provide. In particular, you may use the \geometry command here
%% to adjust the margins if none of the ut-thesis options are suitable
%% (see the `geometry' package for details). You may also use the
%% \setstretch command to set the line spacing to a value other than
%% single, one-and-a-half, or double spaced (see the `setspace' package
%% for details).
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% %%
%% *** I M P O R T A N T *** %%
%% %%
%% Fill in the following fields with the required information: %%
%% - \degree{...} name of the degree obtained %%
%% - \department{...} name of the graduate department %%
%% - \gradyear{...} year of graduation %%
%% - \author{...} name of the author %%
%% - \title{...} title of the thesis %%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% *** Change this example to appropriate values. ***
\degree{Doctor of Philosophy}
\department{Computer Science}
\gradyear{2012}
\author{Fran\c{c}ois Pitt}
\title{UT-Thesis Class File Example}
%% *** NOTE ***
%% Put here all other formatting commands that belong in the preamble.
%% In particular, you should put all of your \newcommand's,
%% \newenvironment's, \newtheorem's, etc. (in other words, all the
%% global definitions that you will need throughout your thesis) in a
%% separate file and use "\input{filename}" to input it here.
%% *** Adjust the following settings as desired. ***
%% List only down to subsections in the table of contents;
%% 0=chapter, 1=section, 2=subsection, 3=subsubsection, etc.
\setcounter{tocdepth}{2}
%% Make each page fill up the entire page.
\flushbottom
%%%%%%%%%%%% MAIN DOCUMENT %%%%%%%%%%%%
\begin{document}
%% This sets the page style and numbering for preliminary sections.
\begin{preliminary}
%% This generates the title page from the information given above.
\maketitle
%% There should be NOTHING between the title page and abstract.
%% However, if your document is two-sided and you want the abstract
%% _not_ to appear on the back of the title page, then uncomment the
%% following line.
%\cleardoublepage
%% This generates the abstract page, with the line spacing adjusted
%% according to SGS guidelines.
\begin{abstract}
%% *** Put your Abstract here. ***
%% (At most 150 words for M.Sc. or 350 words for Ph.D.)
\end{abstract}
%% Anything placed between the abstract and table of contents will
%% appear on a separate page since the abstract ends with \newpage and
%% the table of contents starts with \clearpage. Use \cleardoublepage
%% for anything that you want to appear on a right-hand page.
%% This generates a "dedication" section, if needed -- just a paragraph
%% formatted flush right (uncomment to have it appear in the document).
%\begin{dedication}
%% *** Put your Dedication here. ***
%\end{dedication}
%% The `dedication' and `acknowledgements' sections do not create new
%% pages so if you want the two sections to appear on separate pages,
%% uncomment the following line.
%\newpage % separate pages for dedication and acknowledgements
%% Alternatively, if you leave both on the same page, it is probably a
%% good idea to add a bit of extra vertical space in between the two --
%% for example, as follows (adjust as desired).
%\vspace{.5in} % vertical space between dedication and acknowledgements
%% This generates an "acknowledgements" section, if needed
%% (uncomment to have it appear in the document).
%\begin{acknowledgements}
%% *** Put your Acknowledgements here. ***
%\end{acknowledgements}
%% This generates the Table of Contents (on a separate page).
\tableofcontents
%% This generates the List of Tables (on a separate page), if needed
%% (uncomment to have it appear in the document).
%\listoftables
%% This generates the List of Figures (on a separate page), if needed
%% (uncomment to have it appear in the document).
%\listoffigures
%% You can add commands here to generate any other material that belongs
%% in the head matter (for example, List of Plates, Index of Symbols, or
%% List of Appendices).
%% End of the preliminary sections: reset page style and numbering.
\end{preliminary}
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% Put your Chapters here; the easiest way to do this is to keep %%
%% each chapter in a separate file and `\include' all the files. %%
%% Each chapter file should start with "\chapter{ChapterName}". %%
%% Note that using `\include' instead of `\input' will make each %%
%% chapter start on a new page, and allow you to format only parts %%
%% of your thesis at a time by using `\includeonly'. %%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% *** Include chapter files here. ***
%% This adds a line for the Bibliography in the Table of Contents.
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}
%% *** Set the bibliography style. ***
%% (change according to your preference/requirements)
\bibliographystyle{plain}
%% *** Set the bibliography file. ***
%% ("thesis.bib" by default; change as needed)
\bibliography{thesis}
%% *** NOTE ***
%% If you don't use bibliography files, comment out the previous line
%% and use \begin{thebibliography}...\end{thebibliography}. (In that
%% case, you should probably put the bibliography in a separate file and
%% `\include' or `\input' it here).
\end{document}