Latex thesis keywords

Remember to add in chapters/ before the file name so that LaTeX knows where to find it. We will now add in an appendix at the end of the document. To do this we use the appendix command to tell LaTeX that what follows are appendices. Again We'll write the appendix in a separate file and then input it.

Your thesis could be the longest and most complicated document you'll ever write, which is why it's such a good idea to use LaTeX instead of a common word processor. LaTeX makes tasks that are difficult and awkward in word processors, far simpler. When writing something like a thesis its worth splitting up the document into multiple.tex files.

From the source you can see how keywords are inserted. The list of keywords is produced by the keywords environment (be aware of case sensitivity!). The keyword list will appear in the final output right after the abstract starting with "Index Terms".

To do this we use the \appendix command to tell LaTeX that what follows are appendices. Again We'll write the appendix in a separate file and then input it. If we now compile the document, all our chapters will be added to the document and the table of contents will be automatically generated. Now we have a basic structure for a thesis set up.