uothesis: University of Oregon LaTeX Thesis Consulting

You can download LaTeX from the LaTeX Project page.

Here are some LaTex editors or more download options:

TeX Live (TeX Users Group) – easy way to get up and running with the TeX document production system
WinEdt 7 for Windows
MiKTeX package download
Overleaf – a cloud-based collaborative publishing system with free and paid options, tutorials, and templates

Online Tutorials and courses

These documents will better familiarize you with LaTeX:

Short Intro : This one page introduction to LaTeX is a quick overview of this powerful typesetting system.
Getting Started with LaTeX – brief intro
LaTeX Introduction : If you are using LaTeX for the first time, this detailed document is a great tutorial.
Another brief tutorial : Prepared by Henri Gavin at Duke University.
Short math guide : LaTeX is a powerful tool when it comes to math editor and this document is a short introduction.
The Not So Short Introduction to LATEX2 – Or LATEX2 in 157 minutes
Pandoc Converts All Your (Text) Documents

These documents may help you with BibTex:

Below might be useful on your LaTeX adventure:

LaTeX Project
LaTeX Wikibook
Class Guide : This documentation is for class and package writers and requires some experience with LaTeX.
LaTeX documentation in French and German
Informal introduction to class file
Brigham Young University Physics Department’s LaTeX thesis class file
Style/Class tutorials on stackexchange and the reference guide
Computing Resources at UO Math Department
LaTeX info page from UO Physics Professor Noeckel’s page
Document Design: Lessons Learned
The n-Category Café – A group blog on math, physics and philosophy – LaTeX Overflow
Learning LaTeX, an online tutorial by Richard Kaye at the University of Birmingham
TeX – LaTeX Stack Exchange – a Q&A site for users of TeX, LaTeX, ConTeXt

UO Dissertation and Theses Templates

There are a number of templates and formatting information on the Graduate School Web site.

Last updated June 2016

uothesis