NotQuiteMWE.tex

\documentclass[]{afit-etd-update}

% The afit-etd class requires the following packages: url, refcount, graphicx,
%                                                     sf298, hyperref
%
% Required files to support the afit-etd class are:
%      afit-etd.cls
%      afitlogo.pdf or afitlogo.eps
%      af298.sty (slight modifications implemented to fix a 'glitch')
%
% All of the required files must be located in your LaTeX search path.  The
% easiest place to put them is in the working directory along with this
% thesis.tex file.


% Additional files used in this shell but not required are:
%     thesis.bib (used as an example only)
%     thesnum3.bst (can be replaced with any other bibliography style file)
%     CampusPhoto.pdf and CampusPhoto.eps (used as an example only)
%
% This shell will not process without these files, but if you delete sample
% text and replace the BST file with another, then these will not be required
% at all.


% Options for the afit-etd class are:
%      cmfont    - revert to TeX's computer modern font (Times New Roman is the
%                  default)
%      11pt      - use an 11 pt font instead of the default 12 pt font
%      nonumbers - employ a format, as shown in the AFIT style guide, that
%                  omits the section numbers for all headings except chapters
%      draft     - draws frames where graphics would be instead of actually
%                  including graphics.  This is a standard LaTeX option and
%                  will have other effects based on the packages used

% Send bug reports to the author at: [email protected]

% The following packages and macros are recommended but not required:
%\usepackage{xcolor}                  % standard package for including colors



%\usepackage[printonlyused]{acronym}  % facilitates the use of acronyms
%\usepackage{acronym}  % facilitates the use of acronyms



%\usepackage[square,sort&compress,numbers]{natbib} % better citations especially
                                                  % when including a string of
                                                  % citations

%\setcitestyle{notesep={:}}

%\usepackage{subfigure}

% Packages for fonts
%\usepackage{amssymb}  % math symbols (amsmath & amsthm are defined in afit-etd)
%\usepackage{lettrine} % provides dropped characters to lead off a paragraph.
                      % These are not required, but some people like them at
                      % the start of each chapter.

%\renewcommand{\LettrineTextFont}{\normalfont}

%\usepackage{bm}       % The most comprehensive package for bold math figures
%\usepackage{textcomp} % \texttimes, \textdegree, \textohm, \textmu

% Packages for tables
%\usepackage{booktabs} % improved rules (lines) for tables
%\usepackage{dcolumn}  % align at decimal in tables
%\usepackage{multirow} % table elements spanning multiple rows
%\usepackage{amsmath}
%\usepackage{multirow}
%\usepackage{placeins}
%\usepackage{epstopdf}
%\usepackage{tabularx}
%\usepackage{graphicx}
%\usepackage[ruled]{algorithm2e}
%\usepackage{algpseudocode}
%\usepackage{float}
%\usepackage{appendix}
%\usepackage{colortbl}
%\usepackage{tikz}
%\usepackage{hyperref}
%\usepackage{mathtools}
%\usepackage{subfigure}
%\usepackage{multirow}
%
%\usepackage[autostyle=try]{csquotes}



%\usepackage{mdframed}
% This code below makes the word number the same size no matter if you shrink the equation
%\makeatletter
%\renewcommand{\maketag@@@}[1]{\hbox{\m@th\normalsize\normalfont#1}}%
%\makeatother
% If this causes other problems it can be deleted


%\graphicspath{{./figures/}} % reduce clutter by storing figures elsewhere

%\newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}

% Defining macros for all references makes it easy to change format later from
% "Equation 1" to "Eqn (1)", for example
%\newcommand{\fig}[1]{Figure~\ref{fig:#1}}
%\newcommand{\tab}[1]{Table~\ref{tab:#1}}
%\newcommand{\eq}[1]{Equation~\eqref{eq:#1}}
%\newcommand{\eqtwo}[2]{Equations~\eqref{eq:#1} and \eqref{eq:#2}}
%\newcommand{\chap}[1]{Chapter~\ref{chap:#1}}
%\newcommand{\sect}[1]{Section~\ref{sec:#1}}
%\newcommand{\Ref}[1]{Reference~\citenum{#1}} % \citenum is defined in the
                                             % natbib and provides the
                                             % reference number without brackets


%\usepackage{color}
%\usepackage{soul}
%\newcommand{\hlc}[2][yellow]{ {\sethlcolor{#1} \hl{#2}} }

%%%%% Required front matter definitions %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

\title  {Continuous Decision Support}

\doctype{DISSERTATION} % or GRADUATE RESEARCH PAPER, DISSERTATION, or REPORT
                 % REPORT will generate a simplified format more suitable for
                 % class assignments

\author          {Me Myself}{andI}
\rank            {}
\previousdegrees {B.S., M.S.} % Abbreviate any previous degrees

% Uncomment the following lines if there is a second author
% \coauthor          {FirstName I. LastName}
% \corank            {Major, USAF}
% \copreviousdegrees {B.S.}

\degree          {Doctor of Philosophy in Systems Engineering}
\graduation      {17}{September}{2015} % format is {DD}{Month}{YYYY} where
                                   % Month must be: March, June,
                                   % September, or December

\designator{AFIT-ENV-14-M-XX} % assigned by the graduate advisor in
                               % during the student's final quarter


\distribution{DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A:\\APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE;
  DISTRIBUTION UNLIMITED} % or other appropriate distribution statement from the
                          % AFIT Style Guide

\committee{ % Advisor must be listed first in the list of committee members
  {David R. , PhD (Chairman)},
  {Jeffery D. , PhD (Member)},
  {Bradley J. , PhD (Member)}
}

\department {Department of Systems and Engineering Management}
\school     {Graduate School of Engineering and Management}
\dean       {Badiru} % only used for PhD dissertations

% Uncomment the following line to switch from blank signature lines on
% the approval page to lines marked with ``/signed/'' and the
% corresponding dates.  This avoid having to scan the signature page into the
% final PDF document for the electronic version, but it also doesn't look as
% professional.  Similarly, the Dean's signature can be indicated using the
% second line below.  Note that the original signatures are still required on
% the hardcopy submitted to the library.

% \committeeSignedDates{2 Jun 2011,3 Jun 2011,4 Jun 2011}
% \deanSignedDate{9 Jun 201

\abstract{Insert abstract here.}
% The abstract can also be saved in a separate file, called abstract.tex for
% example, and included here using: "\abstract{\input{abstract}}"

% Required SF298 macros. See the SF298 package guide for additional fields.
\DatesCovered{October 2008 - December 2015} % First quarter of classes to Graduation
\ContractNumber{}   % "in house" if AFIT sponsored or blank otherwise
\ProjectNumber{}    % JON number (per advisor) or blank
\SponsoringAgency{} % sponsor address or '\relax' (will appear blank)
\Acronyms{}         % sponsor unit/office symbol or blank
\SMReportNumber{}   % blank unless sponsoring agency assigned a report number
\AddlSupplementaryNotes{}   % Add any other comments as necessary
\ReportClassification {U}   % document classification
\AbstractClassification {U} % abstract classification
\PageClassification {U}     % SF 298 classification
\AbstractLimitation {UU}    % change to 'SAR' if limited distribution
\SubjectTerms{Add four or five key words/phrases for indexing}
\ResponsiblePerson {Dr. David R. (ENY)}
\RPTelephone {(937) 255-3636 x0000 [email protected]}
     % advisor's 4 digit extension and email address.  If necessary to fit into
     % the block, the \footnotesize command can be placed before the phone
     % number to reduce the font size

% \renewcommand\AbstractSize\scriptsize % if the abstract is too long to fit on
% the SF298, then the abstract should probably be shortened.  However, in a
% pinch, this command can be used to reduce the fontsize for the abstract on
% the SF298.

%%%% Optional macro definitions %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

\dedication{\centering Insert optional dedication or remove/comment out this
line completely.  The text will be centered vertically and horizontally on
the page}

\acknowledgments{Insert optional acknowledgments or remove/comment out
 this line completely.  Remember, you are not to include names of personal
 relations (e.g., spouse, parents, etc.), but you may include names of professional
 relations (e.g., advisor, sponsor, fellow students, etc.)}
% If you prefer to provide "acknowledgements" instead (note the added "e"
% between the "g" and the "m") then add the "e" in the macro name so that
% it reads "\acknowledgements".}

%\vita{Insert optional vita or remove/comment out this line completely.}

% The default disclaimer and copyright statement is included by default.  An
% alternate disclaimer for foreign students or others can also be
% used by uncommenting the following line:
%
% \govtdisclaimer{Alternate Disclaimer.//See the Style Guide for more information}

% The List of Tables and Figures can be omitted if not needed:
%
% \notables
% \nofigures

% Additional "lists" can be added to the end of the front matter using the
% \addlistof macro.  This macro takes three parameters:
%    \addlistof{name}{header}{list}
% where
%    name is used in the title of the list, i.e. "List of name"
%    header is placed at the top of each page used by this list
%    list is typeset as provided
%
% For example, one might insert a list of symbols using the tabbing environment
% with:
\addlistof{Symbols}{Symbol\quad Definition}{
\begin{tabbing}
  Symbol\quad \= Definition \kill % In the tabbing environment this sets up the
  % tab stop.  The \kill prevents the line from being printed, so use the line
  % with the longest symbol here.  In this example the header word "Symbol"
  % with a quad space after it sets the tab stop and is reflected in the
  % header.  If the header is not the longest line, then the header will need
  % to be adjusted to make the columns line up, and a \boxtowidth macro is
  % provided for this purpose.
  %
  % For example, if the tab is set using a line of:
  %      $\verylongsymbol$\quad \= no real meaning \kill
  % corresponding to a symbol entry of:
  %      $verylongsymbol$\quad \= no real meaning \\
  % then the appropriate header is:
  %      {\boxtowidth{$verylongsymbol$\quad}{Symbol}Definition}

  $I$    \> current (amps) \\
  $R$    \> resistance (ohms) \\
  $V$    \> voltage (volts) \\
  \null\\
  \textit{Subscripts}\\
  $rms$ \> root mean square \\
  $t$ \> true \\
  $0$ \> nominal\\
  \null\\
  \textit{Superscripts}\\
  $b$ \> body reference frame \\
  $n$ \> navigation reference frame \\
\end{tabbing}
}
% A disadvantage of the tabbing environment is the lack of automatic
% wordwrapping.  A list environment might be used instead.  For example:
\addlistof{Other Symbols}
          {\boxtowidth{$verylongsymbol$\quad}{\hfill Symbol\quad}Definition}{
  \begin{list}{}{\setlength\topsep{0pt}
                 \settowidth\labelwidth{$verylongsymbol$}
                 \settowidth\labelsep{\quad}
                 \setlength\leftmargin{\labelwidth}
                 \addtolength\leftmargin{\labelsep}
  }
  \item [$a$] first letter of the alphabet
  \item [$verylongsymbol$] no real meaning
  \end{list}
}


% Alternatives to the preceding list of symbols and the following list of
% acronyms can be created using:
%
% \listofsymbols
% \listofabbreviations[5em]
%
% where the corresponding symbols and abbreviations must then be marked at
% their first occurence in the text with "\addsymbol{Definition}{Symbol}" or
% "\addabbrev{Definition}{Symbol}", respectively.  If the symbols are
% too wide for the table, the alloted width can be increased by including
% an optional width in square brackets, as in  "\listofsymbols[.3in]".
% Both of these lists will be listed in the order that they appear in the text.

% A \singlespace macro is provided to allow a section of the document to by
% typeset with single spaced lines.  This macro must be enclosed in an
% environment to limit its scope.  For example:
%     { \singlespace This text will be set with single spaced lines } and now
%     the document is back to double spaced lines.


\begin{document}


% The acronym package can be used to add a list of acronyms.  Because
% the acronym formatting is modified to match the AFIT Style Guide,
% the following command must be in the body of the document prior to the
% call to \makePrefatoryPages
%\listofacronyms{
%\begin{acronym}[JCAAMP]
  %\acro{AFMC}{Air Force Materiel Command}
	%\acro{BAA}{Broad Area Announcement}
	%\acro{CDF}{Cumulative Distribution Function}
	%\acro{DP}{Development Planning}
	%\acro{FTE}{Full Time Equivalent}
	%\acro{FY}{Fiscal Year}
	%\acro{HQ}{Headquarters}
	%\acro{IED}{Improvised Explosive Device}
	%\acro{JCAAMP}{Joint IED Defeat Capability Approval and Acquisition Management Process}
	%\acro{JIEDDO}{Joint IED Defeat Organization}
	%\acro{LP}{Linear Program}
	%\acro{NPV}{Net Present Value}
	%\acro{PMJ}{Professional Military Judgment}
  %\acro{RD}{Research and Development}
%\end{acronym}
%}

% The following line is required to generate the prefatory pages
\makePrefatoryPages

%% Body of the text follows, using \chapter, \section, \subsection,
%% \subsubsection, \paragraph, and \subparagraph to generate the
%% section headings.  For convenience, it may be useful to break the
%% full document into separate files, perhaps divided by chapters.  In
%% that case, the files would be loaded here using "\input{filename}"

%\include{Hendrix_CH1_Introduction}
%\include{Hendrix_CH2_LiteratureReview}
%\include{Hendrix_CH3_TriageMethod}
%\include{Hendrix_CH4_ContinuousDecisionSupport}
%\include{Hendrix_CH5_EffectOFParameters}
%\include{Hendrix_CH6_ElicitationAndApplication}
%\include{Hendrix_CH7_Conclusions}

%\appendix    % Indicates the transition from chapters to appendices.  If there
             %% is only one appendix it will not be labeled (can't have an "A"
             %% without a "B"...).  The labels will be added automatically if
             %% there are more than one.  To get the counter in sync, a third
             %% "latex" may be required on the file.
%
%\chapter{Side-by-Side Figures and Non-Breaking Spaces}
%
%It is possible to insert figures side-by-side as shown in
%Figures~\ref{fig:leftlogo} and~\ref{fig:rightlogo}.  Note the use of the tilde
%character in the \LaTeX{} source to prevent a line break before a number.
%Subfigures can also be created using the \emph{subfig} package as in
%\fig{subfigures}.
%
%\begin{figure}
  %\begin{minipage}{.5\linewidth}
    %\centering
    %\includegraphics[width=0.6\textwidth]{afitlogo}
    %\caption{An AFIT Logo}
    %\label{fig:leftlogo}
  %\end{minipage}
  %\begin{minipage}{.5\linewidth}
    %\centering
    %\includegraphics[width=0.6\textwidth]{afitlogo}
    %\caption{Another AFIT Logo}
    %\label{fig:rightlogo}
  %\end{minipage}
%\end{figure}
%
%\begin{figure}
  %\centering
  %\subfloat{\includegraphics[width=0.3\textwidth]{afitlogo}}
  %\hspace{1.2in}
  %\subfloat{\includegraphics[width=0.3\textwidth]{afitlogo}}
  %\caption{Side-by-Side Subfigures}
  %\label{fig:subfigures}
%\end{figure}

% The \references command should be used to insert the list of references.
% Assuming one is using BibTeX, this should contain both a \bibliographystyle
% and a \bibliography command referencing a separate bibliography file.

%\references{
%  \bibliographystyle{thesnumb} % or ieeetr, spie, aiaa, etc.
%  \bibliography{Hendrix}
% }
\end{document}