tuna/thuthesis
Thuthesis
thuthesis est un modèle LaTeX de thèse et un moteur de mise en page de dissertation conçu pour formater les dissertations académiques selon les standards universitaires et nationaux. Il sert de standard de document universitaire pour diverses disciplines académiques, domaines professionnels et domaines d'ingénierie.
Le projet inclut un gestionnaire de bibliographie académique qui implémente les standards de formatage nationaux pour les références, les brevets et les styles auteur-date. Il fournit également une boîte à outils de typographie mathématique pour gérer les polices mathématiques, les symboles et la numérotation des équations en utilisant unicode-math.
Le système couvre le formatage de thèse académique et la préparation à la soumission, produisant à la fois des versions imprimables et électroniques des documents. Il gère la génération de composants essentiels tels que les pages de couverture, les résumés et les tables des matières, tout en fournissant des contrôles pour la typographie scientifique et la numérotation des figures et des tableaux.
Le modèle utilise l'automatisation de document LaTeX pour générer des PDF académiques complexes.
Features
- Thesis Templates - Provides standardized document structures and generates essential academic sections like cover pages, abstracts, and tables of contents.
- Academic Citation Formatters - Implements standardized bibliographic styles for academic dissertations according to national formatting standards.
- Document Layout Engines - Implements a layout engine for defining page orientation, margins, and numbering in printable academic documents.
- Academic Typesetting - Sets academic discipline categories and professional fields within the document properties using professional typesetting standards.
- Bibliographic Citation Management - Provides a specialized LaTeX backend to manage bibliographic references and automate the generation of formatted bibliography lists.
- Document Class Styling - Adjusts academic layouts by applying specific LaTeX class definitions based on degree type and institutional requirements.
- Hierarchical Style Cascades - Applies a sequence of general and specific formatting rules to ensure university-wide consistency across different colleges.
- Institutional Document Standards - Implements institutional styles for academic disciplines, professional fields, and engineering domains.
- Academic PDF Automation - Automates the generation of complex academic PDFs with standardized page numbering and bibliographic lists.
- Styling Configurations - Provides configuration sets that define the visual presentation and output style based on degree type and institution.
- Symbol Font Mappings - Maps specific fonts to Unicode characters via unicode-math to ensure consistent mathematical typography and symbol rendering.
- Submission Preparation - Produces print-ready and electronic versions of dissertations, including official cover pages and abstracts.
- Numeric Citation Styles - Applies national standards to numeric citations and handles language-specific strings across academic documents.
- Document Appendix Management - Creates isolated sections for research reports with independent tables of contents and numbering using custom LaTeX environments.
- Bibliography Formatters - Integrates bibliographic tools to generate and style lists with control over indentation and spacing.
- Undergraduate Bibliography Standards - Applies national bibliographic standards specifically to undergraduate thesis entries to ensure academic compliance.
- Documentation Metadata Configurations - Injects user-defined variables into templates to populate academic document properties, cover pages, and formal declarations.
- Submission Format Variants - Toggles output formats between print-ready versions and electronic submission versions for academic delivery.
- Supplemental Content Integration - Integrates appendices, acknowledgments, and declarations while allowing generated pages to be replaced with scanned files.
- Compilation Flags - Uses boolean switches during the build process to toggle between print and electronic submission versions.
- Build Automation - Automates the generation of PDF theses and documentation files through build targets and artifact management.
- Author-Year Styles - Applies author-year citation styles to bibliographic references to ensure compliance with national formatting requirements.
- Undergraduate Citation Standards - Applies national standards to undergraduate citations, including sequential numbering and superscripts.
- Math Text Styling - Provides specialized support for mathematical fonts and symbol rendering using unicode-math settings.
- Math Typography Toolkits - Manages mathematical fonts, symbols, and equation numbering through a specialized unicode-math configuration.
- Technical Typography - Provides specialized typographic support for rendering mathematical notation and scientific symbols in academic documents.
