How to write thesis in latex Overleaf? *2024 Full tutorial* | FREE Overleaf template
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
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This is a step-by-step tutorial on writing your thesis using Overleaf, an online collaborative tool using latex. I will review the entire planning and designing phase of a graduate thesis.
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Find all packages down at this link : mayukhbagchi.com/overleaf-the... (hit the very first link)
Thesis template and all related links: mayukhbagchi.com/overleaf-the...
Hope you all found this video useful. Please let me know if you have any questions, comments or suggestions.
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0:00 Intro
0:51 What is latex?
1:31 Thesis structure and planning
4:19 What is overleaf?
7:07 Document class font size
9:27 Setting up chapters and parts of a thesis
12:39 Declaring latex packages
13:40 Main matter pages: Dedication, Abstract, Acknowledgement, Table Of Contents
16:55 Page numbering style for front matter pages (roman)
19:39 Acronym page setup
22:35 Updates so far
22:57 How to write individual chapters? Headings and sub-headings
25:56 How to change page numbering styles?
26:55 How to import figures?
28:20 How to fix a figure position in latex?
31:52 How to make tables? Multirow and multicolumn
35:04 How to cite in latex?
38:22 How to write equations
41:45 How to refer equations and chapters?
42:00 How to embed hyperlinks in latex?
42:41 Footers in Latex
42:35 Updates so far
44:34 Use acronyms
45:21 How to make a custom title page in latex?
50:05 Outro
thanks you solve all of my questions
Thank you!😊. This is very useful💪
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful. Great Work. Thanks !!!
Thanks dude for going over! Glad if it could help you :)
You have explained very nicely dada. Thanks for the video, suggestions and a great guidance. Thanks a lot !!
You are welcome! I am really glad that it helped you!
Great share, thank you for your huge effort!!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
This is solid!
Glad you liked it brother!
Thanks a lot!
You're welcome!
Thanks for this video.
You're welcome!
Very nice tutorial 💯
Thanks so much Adarsh!
Awsome video on Thesis writing using LaTeX. Could you please tell me the ways to increase the fontsize of "Chapter number" and "Chapter title" in every chapters.
Thank you for this wonderful video, this will be very much useful for the students doing thesis. I don't know why it didn't have reach. It deserves more views and likes. Keep doing with useful contents, and you will definitely reach great heights for your efforts
So glad you found it useful! Thanks for the kind words!
thank you brother
You're welcome!
This was a really really helpful video for me as a beginner. One big thing I found would be very helpful to include is the formatting of the margins, the font size/types, and the spacing. You have shown how you put 1.5cm of vspace but, for example, if you need two vertical spaces for the font size 12 on Arial type font?
Thanks for the feedback I will surely keep this in mind for future videos.
Thanks
Welcome!
wowww...nice
Thank you!
Can you help me with the packages? Unfortunately, the packages for font size are not in the description, so I need your help (declaring the packages). Solid tutorials. Good work.
So a universal font size can be declared right when you create a document (Check 7:34 as I do that). Other than that for controlling individual specific word or letter fonts you can simply use the following :
\tiny
\scriptsize
\footnotesize
\small
ormalsize
\large
\Large (note the capital 'L')
\LARGE
\huge
\Huge (the largest size)
These do not need any special package! let me know if you have further questions! cheers!
Thank you very much for your very informative video. The small problem is that the bibliography list at the end is not sorted alphabetically. How to resolve this? I thank you in advance.
Try using a different bibliography style like “\bibliographystyle{apa}”
Sir is it times new roman style? And pt 12?
hey am washing,send me some links to access this templates
Good day, a great share. I am trying to download the ShareLaTex for windows and I am getting an error message. Can you please advise as to how I can download the ShareLaTex to my laptop?
Thanks so much! Honestly I donot have any experience using ShareLaTex. I would still recommend you using the standard online Overleaf editor, as its honestly the best. However incase you still need to use an offline Latex editor go with TeXstudio they have a wider community and will help you get started faster.
very well explained... I have one question, You cited the references as the name but what if we want to cite the references by number e.g. cite in text as [1-3] and in the bib file we add the references 1 to 3 then how we will do it?
I added the references but they do not show as with numbering in the final text
To cite references by number in LaTeX using Overleaf, create a `.bib` file with your references in BibTeX format. In your LaTeX document, add the `natbib` package and use `\citep` for citations. Include the bibliography with `\bibliographystyle{plainnat}` and `\bibliography{yourfile}`. Compile your document, run BibTeX, then compile twice more to update the references. This setup will produce numbered citations like `[1-3]` and a corresponding bibliography section.
same formate handing we can do in Microsoft word. then whats the plus point of using latex?
any one please clear it to me
Using LaTeX offers several advantages over Microsoft Word for handling complex formatting. LaTeX provides precise control over document layout, especially for technical and scientific documents, such as equations, citations, and bibliographies. It allows for consistent styling and automated formatting, which can save time and reduce errors. Additionally, LaTeX documents are text-based, making version control and collaboration easier, especially for large projects or documents with multiple contributors.
After insert of figure, I want to start new paragraph below it, but it is coming above figure or around figure, How i can fix it?
I have gone over this in my video briefly, but you have to specify the figure to stay at that particular position passing the [h] parameter after starting the figure. Also, it could be that there is not enough page space left, and Latex is shifting the text accordingly. Keep adjusting the figure size.
Hey can you list down all the packages that you have used in this tutorial?
sure, find them here: www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/queens-thesis-template/bvsbgnzbbwbw, open this as a template in Overleaf and copy down the packages as required. Unfortunately, there are a lot of them and it would be inconvenient to copy all of them here.
sir g e page ke top main jo line hy os ko kesa khatam karna hy
You have to change the page margins most probably.
Very nice and solid tutorial, though your face placement was a bit annoying!
I will work on that, thanks for the feedback!