# definitely-not-dhsndd

An unofficial template for a thesis or research paper at the DHSN Dresden.

The Template is designed after the current guideline for scientific papers by the DHSN Dresden (Version 2017).

Examples are under `examples/`.

Use it using a global show rule like so:

```typst
#show: dhsn.with(
  topic: "Thema der Arbeit", // Topic and title of the paper
  subtitle: [Art der Arbeit],
  // Kind of the paper (ex. "Belegarbeit im 2. Semester").
  // Look up the specific template description for a bachelorthesis!
  group: "0XY99-0", // Your tutor group
  company-data: [Praxispartner GmbH \ 01234 Stadt], // The address/contact of your training company
  author: "Maxi Musterfrau", // Your full legal name, multiple authors are not supported at the moment.
  location: "Dresden",
  // this should almost always be "Dresden"
  // when using this template because you are submitting it for DHSN in Dresden
  consultants: ( // List of consultants names
    (
        gender: "M",
        // possible values: "M" (male), "F" (female).
        // This only changes the Description from "Gutachter" to
        // "Gutachterin". When gender is left empty,
        // a gender neutral form is displayed instead.
        name: "Person Eins", // Full name of your consultant
    ),
    (
        gender: "F",
        name: "Person Zwei",
    ),
  ),
  assignment-date: datetime.today(), // The assignment date in the typst datetime format
  submission-date: datetime.today(), // The submission date in the typst datetime format
  bib: bibliography("my_sources.bib"), // The bibliography (in typst bib format, see bibliography() docs)
) 

```

Currently supported typst features:

- Headings
- Blocks of Text
- Bibliography and citation
- Figures
    - Code examples
    - Images
    - Tables
    - other Graphics (ex. using cetz module)

## How to cite

The guideline requires to use footnotes with a prose citation. To do this effectively use the following Syntax:

```typst

This content is taken out of a book #footnote[Vgl. @booklabel]

This content is taken out of another book #footnote[Vgl. #cite(<anotherbook>), S. 15]

````