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I first created GayaUKM , a LaTeX document class and template for authoring theses following the formatting guidelines of University Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) in 2013, on a commission by Pusat Pengurusan Siswazah,  UKM.

With inputs from PPS, faculty and students from UKM, GayaUKM is now at v1.4. Unfortunately, I no longer quite have the time to continue maintaining and updating GayaUKM after v1.4.

I am therefore very glad to announce that Dr Mohd Hairi Mohd Zaman, from UKM’s Department of Electrical, Electronic and Systems Engineering, have agreed to take up the mantle to maintain GayaUKM. Thank you, Hairi! The new Github repo address is at  https://github.com/mohdhairimohdzaman/GayaUKM .

I thank also UKM’s PPS thesis committee, especially Dr Asyraf and Dr Zambri, for their past support of GayaUKM and for helping to spread the word about LaTeX among Malaysian academics and students.

Malaysian University Thesis Templates on Overleaf

There, I’ve gone and published my thesis document classes and templates on Overleaf (previously writeLaTeX) .

• Universiti Sains Malaysia thesis template
• Universiti Malaya thesis template
• Multimedia University thesis template
• Universiti Utara Malaysia thesis template
• University Kebangsaan Malaysia thesis template (English)
• University Kebangsaan Malaysia thesis template (Malay)

At some point I’ll probably get round to uploading the university-themed beamer templates, too. 🙂

(A little more information about Overleaf after the divider and disclaimer)

(Disclaimer: I provide L a T e X -related community support for Overleaf — so you probably won’t want to just take my word for the following; go try it out yourself! 🙂

Overleaf provides an online collaborative environment for authoring and publishing research using L a T e X . One nice thing about Overleaf is the rich text mode — which hides most L a T e X stuff from collaborators who are not familiar with it.

Another nice thing is the commenting facility .

So if you’d like to use L a T e X to write your thesis but your supervisor balks at it, try introducing them to Overleaf’s rich text mode and commenting feature. They just might be convinced!

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• Template Gaya UKM (UKM Style)

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Writing chapter using template, generate a table of content, 29 comments:.

thank you :) how about the reference/citation?

You mean format of reference header? Same concept as other chapter. Use Heading 1, then enter, then type "REFERENCE" with title style.

hi, Does this means that all the chapters can be written in one document? since before this I make 1 document for only one chapter ==. if it is, this will make my life way easier.

hai, thank you for the helpfull tips. Does this mean that i can write the whole chapters in one document? since before this i have to write one chapter for one document

That is very true. Yes, you can write the whole thesis in 1 file. I am doing it. However, I only use Heading 1 and so on, for Chapters, references and appendix (with little bit of modification). In a thesis, you have to write cover page, acknowledgement, etc. Those pages are written manually. Well, this is my way. I'm welcomed if you have other option.

hi there, thanks for the feedback. just wanted to share. I've tried using the your methods in my writing and so far it is way better than my methods. way more organised. i didn't have to open and close too many documents since i only use one doc for the whole chapters. thank you so much. really appreciate it XD.

about TOC, I've already select 'none' for tab leader but after clicking OK, the '.....' tab leader still appear. do you have a solution for this problem?

TOC is a bit tricky. Each point of TOC (for example Chapter II, 2.1, 2.1.1) follows different style. Assuming you generate TOC automatically. - Chapter I, Chapter II, so on, follow style of "TOC 1" - 2.1, 2.2, so on, follow style of "TOC 2" - 2.1.1, 2.1.2, so on, follow style of "TOC 3" So, for example if you want to remove the dots of 2.1, you have to modify style "TOC 2". To modify, you have to open the Styles list. There is a small arrow right bottom of Styles, click it. Then go to "TOC 2", right click, choose modify. Choose Format, then Tabs. Then choose the second tab, select none as the leader. It is a bit complicated, hopefully you can understand.

I'm still trying to use this template, 1) For reference, when I use it as usual, in the table, it automatically written as Chapter...so what I did, i retype it manually. Is this wrong? 2) How to put the table name? 3) Why my subtitle not at the center, is it because i use Microsoft 2007? 4) How to add manually for declaration, abstract, etc.? ..because it is not clickable to add another row for sentence Sorry for bothering you. Thank you.

1. If you mean reference header, yes you use heading 1 style and yes it will be written as Chapter in the navigation pane (document map if you use Word 2007). For TOC, you have to change "Chapter.." to "References" manually. Be careful that you dont disrupt the TOC format. 2. Did you mean table title? Go to References ribbon, Insert caption, choose table as label, go to Numbering, choose 1,2,3 format, tick include chapter number. Then the table number is generated automatically. You can add the title as you like. 3. I am not sure why subtitle is not at the center. You can check the subtitle style. Right click the subtitle style, modify, and make sure the center format is active. 4. Did you mean adding them in TOC? You cant really add in the generated TOC, you have to provide blank space before the TOC. You manually write them, before the TOC. Hope this helps.

Sorry for my broken english. Thank you for helping me. One more question. I'm referring to panduan penulisan tesis. This template format is quite different for TOC How can I edit it? For example.. CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of Study 2 1.2 Problem Statement 2 Thank you.

You are right, for TOC, you need to modify it (later I will modify this guide so that you all can modify the TOC easier). For now, I'll tell you how to modify it. 1. When you use Heading 1 style. write chapter title also. Although you can't see it (because it is in white color), but it will be shown in the navigation pane and in the TOC. What I mean is that, don't leave it blank as I told you in the guide, but write the title, for example: "INTRODUCTION". 2. Go to your generated TOC (assuming you have created it), update field, update entire table. Then you will see: CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION. 3. In the TOC, change the "1" to "I" as followed in UKM Style (Gaya UKM). Done. As I mentioned before, TOC is a bit tricky, but it is better than manually writing everything :)

Thank you. Already done it :) Except, same question as faten fufoo, dots for TOC2 and TOC3 cannot be remove. Even though i tried to set it as none. Only successful for TOC1.

There are few tab stop positions. Make sure you choose the last tab stop (you can click the number in the list dialog). The purpose of the last tab stop is to position the page number. The last tab stop supposedly is 14.5 cm (or around that value) and the last tab stop's alignment is right. Then set the Leader to none.

Alhamdulillah. Already done it. Thank you so much :)

how to make the start page number 1 from the chapter 1 and not from contents?

You have to use Section Break before every chapters. In TOC pages, you use page numbers i, ii, so on. Then use Section Break after you finish writing TOC. On chapter pages, you change the format of page numbers 1,2,3, so on and make sure it starts from 1. Try to Google about section break if you still dont understand.

i am so sorry, can you help me for numbering the pages? thank you.

Assuming your last page before chapter is List of Figure. So, at the end of list of Figure, add section break (Next page). Then on the next page, insert page number. Go to the Page number format, start from 1 (instead of continue from previous section). Tick also "Different on first page". If you still cant understand, Mr Google always ready to help.

Thank you so much. Really appreciate your afford to assist others

Assalam Tuan, Do you provide ready made template, for Bahasa melayu version? Thanks

Yes. You can download the BM version (check the first step). Inform me if the template is missing something. Well..the template is not perfect as I replied other comments. I still don't have time to fix it. But you can modify accordingly.

Thank you so much. Your assistance is so useful for me. Wish u all the best and success.

Dear dps and everyone accessing here for gaya ukm, Thank you very much for providing template for gaya ukm. My thesis is almost done, now I am copying and pasting it in the template provided here. Following your instruction I left a page blank for generating TOC. When I generated TOC after copying my entire Chapter 1, the page number was ok, but when I have manually inserted the preceding pages (title page, acknowledgement, abstract etc.) , I see English numbers for all these pages. As we know according to gaya we have to use roman number for the first few pages, can I change them into roman numbers? I will highly appreciate any help in this regard.

Hi Somebody, Correction on my first step, use Section Break instead of Page Break. So, before chapter page, insert Section break - next page. Insert page number on the pages before chapters, format it to roman. On chapter page, format the page number to numeric and start from 1, also check 'different on first page'. Hope this helps. As an alternative, this year UKM has released their official template which is quite accurate. Just that they did not provide guide how to use it.

Thank you very much for taking time to reply. Yes, there is the ukm official template available, regrettably without guidelines. I have found your step by step guidelines very useful. I have finished copying my thesis in your template until chapter 3. I would highly appreciate if you could to tell me how I can insert tables in your template which are compatible to gaya ukm? Though in my previously prepared thesis (five files for five chapters and individual files for references and appendices) I prepared the tables compatible to gaya ukm, when I tried to copy these tables in your template, they become very awkward and I even cannot edit them in my effort to make them compatible to gaya ukm. However, if you could inform step by step procedures of how one can add tables, references and appendices in your template and modify the template to make it compatible to gaya ukm, many ukm students like me will be benefited and will remain thankful to you. Finally, I really appreciate your voluntary service for the student community of ukm.

Hi, To answer your question, I need to write a long guide. Currently I am busy. So, what I can do is give you rough idea. 1. Add table. Table is drawn as normal table. However, the issue is the caption of table (or figure). Caption is the table number and its title. Word can automatically generate the table number (if you have properly set the heading). I found the guide of setting caption in: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Add-format-or-delete-captions-in-Word-82fa82a4-f0f3-438f-a422-34bb5cef9c81?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US 2. References. I trick my template by treating references or appendices as Chapter. So, create a chapter with title: References. Which means, write "References" as Heading 1 and Title. 3. Appendices. Same as References. You are welcomed.

Hi dps, I have used your template not the official one as it does not have step by step guidelines like yours. May I request you to inform how to add references and appendices in your template which will be automatically generated in the navigation pane as well as in TOC. Thanks in advance.

Hi, I answered in the previous comment.

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