bibliography.bib
You can place BibLaTeX formatted citations here.
For reports involving a large group of people, using Zoetro Citation manager with Zotero API is recommended to import citations.
\addbibresource{Bibliography/custom_name.bib}Paste your images into this folder.
To include images in your main body, use the following code:
\begin{figure}[htbp]
\centering
\includegraphics[width=.5\linewidth]{Images/yourimage.png}
\caption[Title]{\textbf{Title.} Descriptive Caption.}
\label{img:key}
\end{figure}inspireFly logos used for the document setup are stored here.
All main matter sections are stored in this folder.
Once you create a new .tex file for your section ensure your section is labeled for example:
\section{Example Section}\label{sec:example_sec}
The label is used to refer back to your section. For example:
As seen in Section \ref{sec:example_sec}
Would result in “As seen in Section #”
To add a new section to the report add this line below the previous sections:
\clearpage
\import{./Sections}{#.YourSectionName}Define new acronyms in Acronyms.tex
ex. \newacronym{gcd}{GCD}{Greatest Common Divisor}
or \newacronym{lcm}{LCM}{Least Common Multiple}
gcd is the label, used latter in the document to reference this acronym.
GCD the acronym itself. Usually acronyms are written in all capital letters.
Greatest Common Divisor is the phrase this acronym is used for.
\acrfull{ } % Prints both, the acronym and its definition. In the example the output of \acrfull{lcm} is Least Common Multiple (LCM). Use this command for first appearance of acronym.
\acrlong{ } % Displays the phrase which the acronyms stands for. Put the label of the acronym inside the braces. In the example, \acrlong{gcd} prints Greatest Common Divisor.
\acrshort{ } % Prints the acronym whose label is passed as parameter. For instance, \acrshort{gcd} renders as GCD. In nomenclature.tex you may define acronyms like this:
Syntax:
\nomenclature{\(\variable\)}{Definition of variable}
Example:
\nomenclature{\(\Delta V\)}{Change in velocity required to perform a maneuver}
Ensure this file ends with \printnomenclature