University of Oregon's Thesis and Dissertation LaTeX site.
It might be a bit under-automated, or a bit over-divided, as I'm not sure the abstract and the dedication need separate files.
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04 April 2015
A marvelously detailed, well-commented thesis package (even if it is in one document): "Using LaTeX for thesis writing..."
Using LaTeX for thesis writing at the University of Washington.
The author mentions he set it up as a single file in order to make file-sharing simpler, but it doesn't seem entirely clear how to set it up in the multiple-TeX-file format he suggests.
The author mentions he set it up as a single file in order to make file-sharing simpler, but it doesn't seem entirely clear how to set it up in the multiple-TeX-file format he suggests.
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