BangorEE

(An unofficial) Bangor Electronic Engineering Dissertation LaTeX Class.

This is a heavily modified version of Cameron Gray's "bangorcsthesis", the official Computer Science Thesis LaTeX Class - bangorcsthesis

A preview of the output of this class can be found here.

Usage

• Offline - drop the bangoree.cls file into your working directory
• Overleaf - add a new file "From External URL", using the address https://raw.githubusercontent.com/owenjones/bangoree/master/bangoree.cls

Included Files

• bangoree.cls - The Electronic Engineering class file
• example.tex - An example document file
• skeleton.tex - A skeleton (ready to go) document file

Class Options

Required

• bsc - Sets degree to Bachelor of Science
• msc - Sets degree to Master of Science
• beng - Sets degree to Bachelor of Engineering
• meng - Sets degree to Master of Engineering

Optional

• indent - Indents the first line of each paragraph
• nohyphen - Attempts to prevent words becoming hyphenated
• draft - Places a DRAFT watermark across the document
• nooffset - Removes the binding offset and equalises margins, to produce a version of the document to be published online
• twosided - Adjusts margins and inserts blank pages to allow the document to be printed double sided

Class Macros

Preamble

• \course{<Electronic Engineering|Computer Systems Engineering>} - Adds the course scheme, which is printed verbatim, to the title page
• \supervisor{<supervisor>} - Adds a supervisor. For multiple supervisors call this macro multiple times
• \partner[<vertical spacing>]{<content>} - Adds content to the title page, underneath the Bangor logo and school information. If a vertical spacing is omitted the content is centred between the crest and degree information
• \usebibliography{<bibliography file>} - sets up the references, using the specified bibliography file

Main Body

• \statements - Generates the statements page, using the name specified as the dissertation author

• \abstract{<abstract>} - Generates an abstract page

• \acknowledgements{<acknowledgements>} - Generates an acknowledgements page

• \tables - Generates the contents, figures, and tables pages

• \content - Marks the point at which the main document body begins

• \references - Generates the references pages

• \abbrv{<abbreviation>}{<definition>} - Adds an abbreviation to the abbreviations page

Abbreviations

This package has the ability to generate an abbreviations page, using the \abbrv macros mentioned above.

After typesetting the document run the command makeindex <document title>.nlo -s nomencl.ist -o <document title>.nls to sort the abbreviations, then typeset your document again.