This is the template for doctoral/master thesis. It’s my thesis still in writing with
all the content removed. I also populate it with LaTex tips and tricks that you might find useful. The template
is not an official one but it complies with all requirements regarding layout, font typeface and appearance.
It compiles with PdfLaTeX and biber. XeTeX and LuaTeX are also tested and confirmed working.
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This is my poster at the Image and Vision Computing New Zealand (IVCNZ) 2016 held at Massey’s Manawatu campus. It’s the visualisation of the paper I submitted to that conference. I’m too lazy to remove the actual content so you have to do that yourself.
To change the background image, find line
\includegraphics[width=\paperwidth,height=\paperheight]{bird3.jpg}
and change bird3.jpg to anything you want.
The poster is A0 size, but temporarily resized to A4 when editing, so that the size stays manageable and you don’t have to zoom in everytime it’s recompiled. This is thank to package pgfpage and its command \pgfpagesuselayout{resize to}[a4paper]. When you send the poster for printing, remember to uncomment that line and compile again. I’m sure the printery knows how to resize A4 to A0, but it’s better to provide the right size right away, so the bitmap background doesn’t become pixelated.
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This is the template for academic report at university level. It’s basically my PhD Confirmation Report with
all the content removed. I also populate it with LaTex tips and tricks that you might find useful. The template
is not an official one but it complies with all requirements regarding layout, font typeface and appearance.
It compiles with PdfLaTeX and biber. XeTeX and LuaTeX are also tested and confirmed working.
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This is the presentation I gave at the INMS PostGraduate Conference 2016. You are welcome to use it as template for your own presentation
A nice thing I did in this document is to embed presenter’s note in it.
Several software like MS Powerpoint are able to detect these notes and show them as cues on the screen facing the presenters.
Not only that, after compiling all the notes will be extracted to a
.pdfpc file for an easy print-out.
Because I couldn’t guarantee that the computer on which I presented my talk would show the notes for me, I needed this fail-safe measure.
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