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Latest revision as of 16:03, 13 July 2026

Ready-to-use LaTeX templates on UP Overleaf. Open a template, then choose Menu → Copy Project to get your own editable copy.

You need a UP Overleaf account to open these links. The copy you make is yours — later changes to the master template do not affect it.

Templates

Template	For	Link
NGSE Thesis Template (Blank)	Thesis manuscripts following the format of the National Graduate School of Engineering (NGSE), College of Engineering, UP Diliman	Open

How to use a template

Click the template's Open link above (log in to UP Overleaf if prompted).
In the editor, open the Menu (top-left) and choose Copy Project.
Give your copy a name. You now have your own editable version.
Edit, and hit Recompile.

How to contribute a template

Anyone with a UP Overleaf account can contribute — you do not need to be an admin. In short: build a blank, generic Overleaf project, add a short README.md, share it read-only, and add a row to the table above.

For the full step-by-step guide (building the project, sharing read-only, who-can-do-what), see Contributing an Overleaf Template.

Notes

Templates are listed in the Templates ▾ menu in the Overleaf top navigation. The most-used ones appear there directly; this wiki page is the complete list.
Read-only links require a UP Overleaf login — they are not open to the public internet, so it is safe to list them here.

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-== Available templates ==
+== Templates ==
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 == How to contribute a template ==
-Anyone with a UP Overleaf account can contribute — you do not need to be an admin.
+Anyone with a UP Overleaf account can contribute — you do not need to be an admin. In short: build a blank, generic Overleaf project, add a short <code>README.md</code>, share it read-only, and add a row to the [[#Templates|table above]].
-# Build your template as a normal Overleaf project. Keep it '''blank/generic''': placeholders instead of real names, titles, and data.
+For the full step-by-step guide (building the project, sharing read-only, who-can-do-what), see '''[[Contributing an Overleaf Template]]'''.
-# Add a short <code>README.md</code> explaining which files to edit.
-# Click '''Share''' (top right) → turn on link sharing → copy the '''"Anyone with this link (read only)"''' URL. It looks like <code>http://10.206.150.206/read/abcd1234</code>.
-# Add a row to the table above with the name, a one-line description, and that link.
-# Make sure it actually compiles before you post it.
 == Notes ==