ethz-iis-assignment:1.0.0, ethz-iis-dissertation:1.0.0, ethz-iis-research-plan:1.0.0 and ethz-iis-thesis:1.0.0

[fischeti]

I am submitting

• a new package

Description: I am submitting four templates at once that together cover the main document types used at the Integrated Systems Laboratory (IIS), ETH Zürich:

• ethz-iis-dissertation: PhD dissertation template for doctoral students
• ethz-iis-thesis: Thesis/semester project report template for Bachelor's, Master's = students
• ethz-iis-research-plan: Research plan template for PhD candidates (first-year report)
• ethz-iis-assignment: Thesis assignment sheet template for advisors

These are the official templates of our research group (PULP at IIS). I am happy to split them into separate PRs if that is preferred.

Since these are official IIS templates, please let me know if any further steps are required to verify this.

Regarding assets: the ETH Zürich logo included in the templates is a registered trademark of ETH Zürich but is in the public domain from a copyright standpoint (see Wikimedia Commons), but underlying usage of this asset must comply with ETH Zurich branding guidelines, which is documented as well in the READMEs of each template. The PULP logo is owned by our group.

I have read and followed the submission guidelines and, in particular, I

• selected a name that isn't the most obvious or canonical name for what the package does
• added a typst.toml file with all required keys
• added a README.md with documentation for my package
• have chosen a license and added a LICENSE file or linked one in my README.md
• tested my package locally on my system and it worked
• excluded PDFs or README images, if any, but not the LICENSE

• ensured that my package is licensed such that users can use and distribute the contents of its template directory without restriction, after modifying them through normal use.

[elegaanz]

Thank you for these templates :) I've left two small comments which apply to all of them.

[elegaanz]

I'm not sure how discoverable this guide is, from what I can see it is not exported anywhere, nor linked to in the README.

[fischeti]

Thanks for the review! The guide is integrated in the thesis template as an appendix. I have pushed a commit now to include it in the dissertation template as well and improved the integration slightly (see 897a455)

[elegaanz]

Ah I skipped that, thank you for pointing it out (and for adding it the dissertation template too).

[elegaanz]

If this isn't an official package of the school, could you pick another name please? It should be distinctive enough so that another package with the same purpose can be published without one of the two having an unfair advantage, and it should be clear from the name that it is community-built and not officially endorsed by the school. See our naming rules.

If you want to make this an official template, to keep the current name, that's also an option. In that case a member of the school staff should send an email to hello@typst.app stating that they officially endorse your package. In practice it means that they will accept submission of works built using it, and ideally promote it and guarantee that it will be maintained in the long term.

[fischeti]

I would like to make this an official template, if possible. Note that the template is only for the IIS group of ETH Zurich and not the whole university, but I thought iis is too generic and the ethz prefix makes it a bit more discoverable.

This template has been created in agreement with my supervisors and I will let them know about the confirmation email.

[elegaanz]

Sure. Ideally the director/head of the IIS lab should send the email, but any official permanent member will do.

[fischeti]

Thanks a lot for the review! I will get back to you regarding the official confirmation from the school.

[fischeti]

A member of our school staff has reached out to you over mail now

[elegaanz]

I received the email, thank you.