Thesis template for the chairs of Data Science and DIPS -- Department of Information Systems at the University of Münster. A link to this template (as a .zip file) can be found at: https://www.wi.uni-muenster.de/student-affairs/downloads
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% Official template of the CHAIR OF
% - DATA SCIENCE: STATISTICS AND OPTIMIZATION
% - CHAIR OF DATA SCIENCE: MACHINE LEARNING AND DATA ENGINEERING
% - CHAIR OF DIGITAL INNVOVATION AND THE PUBLIC SECTOR
% If you have problems after you did not find a solution on Stack Overflow or similar websites,
% or if you have an idea on how to improve this template,
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% xxxxxxxxx FIRST ADJUST THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS xxxxxxxxx
% a) the language of your thesis to either "english" or "german",
% b) the type of the thesis to either "bachelor", "master" or "seminar",
% c) the chair:
% "statistics" for the Chair of Statistics and Optimization,
%. "machineLearning" for the Chair of Machine Learning and Data Engineering,
%. "datascience" if the thesis is supervised by both Data Science chairs (Statistics & Machine Learning),
% "dips" for the Chair of Digital Innovation and the Public Sector
% d) and if the supervisor is equal to the principal supervisor
% d1) It is possible that your thesis is supervised only by a postdoc and there is no supervising professor, you can use "postdoc" --> e.g. Dr. Grimme, Dr. Lechtenbörger, ...
% d2) else if there is a professor and a supervisor use "supervisor".
% e) Whether you want to publish your thesis under free and open license or not (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode) -> appears at the same page as the declaration of authorship
% f) If you are writing a thesis jointly with other students, set it to true for (seminar) paper with multiple authors.
\documentclass[
language=english, % german english
thesis=master, % seminar bachelor master
chair=datascience, % statistics machineLearning datascience dips
supervisor=supervisor, % supervisor postdoc
license=cc-by-sa, % cc0 cc-by cc-by-sa [or keep it empty, i.e. "license=," ]
multiauthor=false, % true false
]{settings/statopt-thesis}
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% Include all relevant information for the title page
\title{Title of an Awesome Thesis Which Will Change the World and Reveal Incredible Insights Into Highly Relevant Topics}
% Please be aware that if you write a seminar thesis, the title of the thesis should be limited to three lines. If yours is too long, please discuss the issue with your supervisor, since it will not fit on the titlepage anymore.
% If multiple authors write a (seminar) paper, use commas or newline (\\)
% to separate names, e-mail addresses, ids. Examples are given as
% comments below. Address information is not be used with multiple authors.
\author{First Middle Last Name}
%\author{Maja Mustermann, Max Musterfrau}
%\author{First Middle Last Name\\Second Student with somewhat longer Name}
\email{student\_name@uni-muenster.de}
%\email{\{student1,student2\}@uni-muenster.de}
% Matriculation Number
\id{123456}
%\id{123456, 234567}
% Field of Study
\field{Information Systems}
% Address
\city{M\"unster}
% Information about the thesis and the course
% If you write a thesis which is supervised by both chairs of Data Science (=> You selected "chair=datascience" in the document definition), then you can include the second professor by adding a comma and the name of the second professor
\professor{Dr. Professor}
\supervisor{Supervisor, M.Sc.}
% You only have to include the course if you are writing a seminar thesis
\course{Name of the Seminar}
% Submission Date
\date{01.01.2023}
% Add bibliography
\addbibresource{library.bib}
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% Place for adding additional packages (if required)
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\begin{document}
\maketitle
% Uncomment the following part if you need an abstract
% \begin{abstract}
% \input{content/00-abstract}
% \end{abstract}
\tableofcontents
% In this template, lists of figures, tables, abbreviations etc. are not required. Don't add them, only if your supervisor explicitly demands them. In this case, include them after this comment (use the two commented lines below).
% \listoffigures
% \listoftables
% Add content files via the \input{...} -command.
% Put the files in the "content" folder.
\begin{content}
\input{content/01-introduction}
\input{content/02-chapter1}
\input{content/03-chapter2}
% .....
\input{content/10-conclusion}
% Comment this part out if you do not need an appendix.
\begin{appendix}
\input{content/99-appendix}
\end{appendix}
\end{content}
\begin{backmatter}
% References
\begingroup
\setlength{\emergencystretch}{.5em}
\printbibliography[
heading=bibintoc,
title={Bibliography}
]
\endgroup
% Declarations & Consent Forms
\declaration
\consent
\end{backmatter}
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\end{document}
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