This template is built upon one provided by the CSE chair @TUM in 2016. Though I am not familiar with the original owner, I owe them much of the credit for this work. The original publisher of this document for CSE was Yoshiyuki Sakai.
Note: if you prefer not to use minted (due to usability or preference), the package can of course be removed by commenting these lines of code with a % symbol and removing the minted example here. The listings package can be used by uncommenting here.
Creating a PDF from your LaTeX document based on this template consists of three steps.
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In the base project directory, run the following command:
pdflatex -shell-escape main.tex. -
In order to add citations to the work, run:
bibtex main. -
To recompile with citations repeat step 1.
pdflatex -shell-escape main.tex
Your compiled document will be found in the base project directory under main.pdf.
Note for IDE: If you are using an IDE, you may be able to specify the -shell-escape
flag in its settings or to specify an option specific to your builder in the main.tex
file. For example, this is known to work for the latex-tools package for Atom and Sublime:
% !TEX option = -shell-escape
Currently, this template compiles successfully with:
- LaTeX (pdflatex)
- XeLaTeX
- LuaLaTeX
In case you want to mix more than one languages (e.g. english and german), using XeLaTeX (instead of LaTeX + Babel) is highly recommended.
A great resource for learning LaTeX can be found here and is a great starting point for beginners.