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The University of Colorado
specifies
just how Master's theses and Doctoral dissertations
should be organized and formatted.
The file ``thesis.cls'' (now
version 1.10, January 2003)
contains the definitions needed to make the LaTeX2e
class format your thesis to conform to these specifications.
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Where to use it
The thesis class files are part of the LaTeX installation
on the main ITS systems ucsub, ucsu,
spot and rintintin. They are free to be
downloaded for use on any other computer.
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Various related files
The file thesis.cls defines the formatting for
thesis class, but in turn requires a few other standard
LaTeX files. Also, for some rough drafts you
may want to use (to save paper) a modified class, file
thesis2side.cls, for 2-sided single-spaced printing.
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Sample of usage
A quick way to use thesis class
is to imitate the usage/syntax shown in these sample files.
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Documentation
For the full story of how to use thesis class,
you should look through these details of usage.
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more about LaTeX
For questions dealing with LaTeX usage in general,
not specifically related to thesis class,
see the main LaTeX site. Contact
online Scientific Computing consulting with
any unanswered questions.
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