LaTeSe - A template for a master's thesis at the University of Coimbra

A template that has the advantage, over others, of:

Compiling the cover in LaTeX rather that importing an external PDF. This guarantees the proper formatting, fonts, color palette and logo size/resolution.
Using the \standalone package allows a smoother and faster compilation, since the whole document doesn't need to be compiled, which is a big problem when a lot of graphics are present. The package allows each .tex file to be compiled individually while being written and then group compiled when the main.tex file is ran.

Requirements for VS Code:

\red{} easily colors the text red (useful to indicate placeholders or temporary content).
\reffig{} automatically references mid-text the figure with the correct number and creates a hyperlink to it. Takes as an argument the label of the figure, i.e. \reffig{fig:label name}, and outputs (Figure #).

You must compile using XeLatex (or LuaLatex), otherwise the process to change to the required fonts is very cumbursome
Just install the fonts in your system using the usual .ttf format (Arrus BT, Arrus BT Small Caps and Arrus BT Small Caps Bold)

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 103 Commits
abstract		abstract
acknowledgments		acknowledgments
appendix		appendix
conclusion		conclusion
cover		cover
images		images
introduction		introduction
methodology		methodology
results		results
sota		sota
.gitignore		.gitignore
Master-Thesis.bib		Master-Thesis.bib
README.md		README.md
acronyms.pdf		acronyms.pdf
acronyms.tex		acronyms.tex
main.pdf		main.pdf
main.run.xml		main.run.xml
main.synctex.gz		main.synctex.gz
main.tex		main.tex
pkgs.sty		pkgs.sty