Ostrálka is a template for writing bachelor and master thesis at Faculty of Electrical Enginnering and Computer Science at Vysoká škola Báňská - Technical University of Ostrava.
Warning
This package currently does not include any VŠB logos due to licensing issues and has not yet been published to Typst Universe, because I would like the first version to be with the logos. To use this package, you have to install it manually, refer to Local installation. To supply your own logos, refer to links in guidelines links.
In your CLI run:
typst init @preview/ostralka-vsb-fei
This will create a skeleton project for your thesis. Read comments in the generated main.typ file and modify it to your needs. Focus especially on setting your language, filling out title page details correctly and removing outlines and lists that are empty.
For local installation, follow Typst's Packages tutorial for local packages.
- University's LaTeX template
- VŠB FEI thesis styleguide
- Faculty logos (requires to be logged in to a university account)
The template follows these guidelines wherever it can. When guidelines specify more than one option, these options can be configured in the template. When guidelines specify no formatting on some item the template tries to copy LaTeX template with mention in main.typ that the style can be changed.
Look into template's repository's issues. Feel free to submit a PR too.
Refer to the copyright file, written in accordance with Debian copyright file format.
In a nutshell, everything in the repository is licensed under MIT license, except:
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Code in
templatefolder — MIT-0 license, meaning you can use it to write your thesis without any attribution -
Logos in
src/logosfolder — refer to license -
src/iso690-numeric-brackets-cs.cslfile — CC-BY-SA-3.0 licenseIt comes from the CSL project, from styles repository. Authors are listed in the file itself. There have been some small modifications made to it to align more with ČSN ISO 690. The resulting style is not fully compliant with ČSN ISO 690, but for the purposes of thesis it's been good enough so far.