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The aim of the CoppeTeX project is to provide a LaTeX framework suitable for writing thesis and dissertations according to the formatting rules established by the Alberto Luiz Coimbra Institute for Graduate Studies and Research in Engineering (COPPE/UFRJ). It is also intended to construct a friendly environment where users can discuss general LaTeX issues, and to which all COPPE students (but not exclusively) are pleasantly invited. The CoppeTeX toolkit comprises a LaTeX document class, and BibTeX and Makeindex styles. Its document class allows the composition of MSc dissertations, DSc qualifying exams, and DSc thesis. The BibTeX style creates numbered lists of bibliographic references whose entries are sorted in the order they are cited. The Makeindex style helps to create sorted lists of abbreviations and symbols. There is still a mailing list where people can post questions concerning the distributed material, as well as TeX/LaTeX related problems. Important Notice - ReadMe first! This project is NOT officially supported by COPPE/UFRJ. All of its content is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. It is under the GNU General Public License version 3.

This is a template for American Mathematical Monthly.

Problem Template

This is a slight modification to the default template provided by writeLaTeX with some instructional commenting. This is meant to provide a template for students who wish to use LaTeX to type their projects in my class.

PhD thesis template for the University of Oxford Mathematical Institute. The ociamthesis.cls was written by K.A. Gillow. The latest version (2.2) was released on 22/11/2010. The class is based upon the standard report class around which most people design their thesis. For more information please see the corresponding thesis class FAQ page.

UPDATE: This template has now been superseded by the new PNAS journal LaTeX template, available here. Template for a two-column PNAS journal article. This template is from LaTeX Templates and is based on the older PNAS author guidelines from October 4, 2013.

A template for the Journal of Radiation Oncology Informatics. You can reuse this for your journal by editing the specific entries in the CLS file for name (do a Search and Replace of 'jroi' for your journal's initials, copyright holder [line 213] and colour (something different that you prefer) [line 406, 408]. You will need to change the first line in MAIN.TEX from '\documentclass[JROI,PDF]{jroi}' to reflect your journal.

Just a quick thing I threw together to allow you to keep track of the state of Commander games in Magic: The Gathering. The \makecommandersheet command creates the sheet with the given list of names.

Template for homework in MECE 731 Rochester Institute of Technology