Imperial College London thesis
Academic
Follows Imperial College London's thesis rules (community template Imperial College London PhD thesis template by Tamas Suto and William Knottenbelt, Department of Computing, no licence, only its layout reproduced in code of our own; not an official template of the College). A PhD, MPhil, MD(Res) or EngD thesis, in English, on A4 with equal margins on both sides, with the title page bearing Imperial College London, the department, the title, your name and the degree (optionally the Diploma of Imperial College), every page numbered in Arabic numerals from the title page, the statement of originality and the copyright declaration (the suggested wording for CC BY-NC) at the beginning, the abstract, the contents with the lists of tables and figures, the acknowledgements and a dedication, double-spaced text with space between paragraphs, chapters headed Chapter 1, an underlined running head, the bibliography and the appendices after it, for two-sided printing or a one-sided PDF. Without the College logo or crest.
- Format
- A4 portrait
- Margins
- left, right, and top 2 cm, bottom 3 cm
- Body text
- Latin Modern Roman (Computer Modern) 12 pt, dvojité řádkování (24 pt), mezera mezi odstavci, odstavce neodsazené; úvodní strany řádkování 1,5
- Headings
- Latin Modern Roman tučně, Chapter 1 nad názvem kapitoly
- Numbering
- Chapter 1 / 1.1 / 1.1.1
- Page number
- no page numbers
- Citations
- IEEEcan be changed
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