The template is designed to meet all formatting requirements set by the Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies (GPS) at the University of Alberta. This ensures that your thesis will be correctly formatted for submission.
Generates table of contents, lists of figures, and tables automatically.
Handles page numbering, margins, and section breaks with no manual adjustments.
Supports PDF/A conversion, which is required for final submission.
Pre-configured template with placeholders for chapters, references, and appendices.
Modular design, making it easy to modify and expand your thesis content.
Supports multiple citation styles (e.g., APA, IEEE, Vancouver).
Supports complex mathematical equations using LaTeXβs amsmath package.
Includes templates for figures, tables, and captions with consistent styling.
Enables cross-referencing for equations, sections, and references.
Predefined title page that aligns with UofA standards.
Add custom packages for additional functionality.
Access the latest version of the template on GitHub.
Track changes and updates with version control.
Contribute improvements or report issues to help refine the template.
Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux with TeX distributions like TeX Live, MiKTeX, and Overleaf.
Fully compatible with online LaTeX editors, enabling collaboration and remote access.
Step-by-step user guide for setting up and using the template.
Troubleshooting tips for common LaTeX issues.
Community support via GitHub Discussions and the Support Page.