(Unofficial!) LaTeX2e Class File for Clemson University

In order to make it a little bit easier to format a thesis or dissertation according to the Guidelines set by the Graduate School Bernd Schandl has written a LaTeX2e class file that I am now maintainning. If you have any problems, questions or suggestions concerning the class file or the documentation let me know.

Please do not modify the file itself, at least not without renaming it. Otherwise there will soon be a lot of different versions floating around under the same name. If you need something changed which is of general interest (or is a bug) let me know and I will change it in the class file. Otherwise just write a style file and include it with a \usepackage command.

NEWS FOR VERSION v1.4

• Some skips, especially arounds floats (figures, tables), have been changed slightly, so LaTeX has a little more freedom to format the pages. This should lead to a slightly better appearance.

The files are in documented TeX format. Read the instructions in the README file on how to get the documentation, the class file and the sample file.

• Get started with README (3k)
• The installation file clthesis.ins (1k)
• The documented source file clthesis.dtx (105k)
• All in one: clthesis.zip (29k)

For a few introductory links concerning LaTeX2e have a look at my LaTeX Documentation page.

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