Install your favourite latex distribution (e.g. MikTex full on Windows or texlive-full for linux). You can also use sharelatex or overleaf.
In expose you can find AVT's expose template, expose.tex is your main file.
Modify required information, e.g. title, author, ..
In thesis you can find AVT's thesis template, main.tex is your main file.
Also modify required information, e.g. title, author, ..
For building your pdf you can e.g. use under linux:
latexmk -pdf TEMPLATEFILENAME.tex
You should install some latex-GUI, e.g. Texmaker. All templates include a short guide for using latex commands, a longer guide is for example Latex.
Download this repository and add all files to the repository that your supervisor created for your thesis. Change all required information, e.g. author, course, title, thesistype, professor, advisor in your template file.
Here is a short list of some search engines for related work search:
- scholar
- semanticscholar
- sciencegate
- CiteSeer
- arxiv
- dblp : bib entries (that are somehow complete and unified)
Some engines will only provide pdf versions of papers if you are within the university network.
For presentations please checkout the presentation folder.
For research seminar we use the IEEEtran template (https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html).
Check the research_seminar subfolder, where mostly everything is already prepared.