This repository contains an unofficial LaTeX template for preparing undergraduate theses/dissertations at the University of Kurdistan Hewlêr's Department of Computer Science and Engineering. The template is based on the official guidelines from AY2022-2023 provided by the university and includes all the necessary formatting and styling details to ensure that your work meets the required standards.

To use the template, follow these steps:

1. Download the files from this repository by clicking the Clone or download button and selecting Download ZIP.
2. Unzip the downloaded file to extract the template files.
3. Open the file main.tex in a LaTeX editor (such as Overleaf, TeXstudio, or TeXnicCenter).
4. Follow the instructions in the comments to customize the template with your own information and content.
5. Use the main.tex file as a reference to see how to structure and format your work.
6. When you're ready, compile your final document to generate a PDF of your work.

To use this template, you will need a LaTeX distribution installed on your computer or using an online editor like Overleaf. We recommend using Overleaf, or one of the following editors, MiKTeX on Windows, MacTeX on Mac, or TeX Live on Linux.

In addition use XeLaTex to compile the project, and you will need to install the packages mentioned in ukhthesis.cls. If you are using Overleaf, these packages should be automatically installed when you compile the document.

The template can be customized with your own information and content by modifying the fields used in each file. You can also add your own chapters, sections, and subsections by using the \chapter{}, \section{}, and \subsection{} commands, respectively.

The main.tex file included in this repository demonstrates how to use the template and includes examples of common elements such as equations, figures, tables, and images.

To manage your references, use the \cite{} command to cite sources within the text.

The template is set up to use the natbib package, which allows you to use BibTeX (.bib) files to store your references. To use this feature, create a .bib file and include it in the template. Then, use the \cite{} command to cite sources from the .bib file. References have the Harvard referencing style.

If you have any questions or run into any issues while using the template, please don't hesitate to contact the maintainers or open an issue on the repository. We'll be happy to help!