A template for typesetting exam papers for courses in the School of Engineering, The University of Edinburgh. The template conforms to the guidelines for setting out exam papers with or without marking schemes given by the Engineering Teaching Organisation.
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% The University of Edinburgh - School of Engineering
% LaTeX Exam template
% School of Engineering, The University of Edinburgh (c) 2019-2020
% This template is built upon the LaTeX exam style
% Comments / suggestions: F. Teixeira-Dias (f.teixeira-dias@ed.ac.uk)
% A. Giannopoulos (a.giannopoulos@ed.ac.uk)
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% NOTES:
% - Read the included "ReadMeFirst.txt" file before writing your exam
% - All figures/graphs/etc. should be in the folder "Images"
% - Create each question in a separate *.tex file
% - Lines with the "EDIT" comment can/should be edited
% - DO NOT edit or change the following files: SoECoverPage.tex
% SoEExam_aux.tex
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\documentclass[a4paper,addpoints,fleqn,11pt]{exam}
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% EDIT - Course and exam information
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\newcommand{\theCourseCode}{CODE12345} % EDIT - Course code (e.g. MECE10002)
\newcommand{\theCourse}{Course Title} % EDIT - Course title (e.g. Dynamics 4)
\newcommand{\theExamDate}{Month Year} % EDIT - Date of exam (e.g. May 2019)
\newcommand{\theDiet}{Diet} % EDIT - Exam diet (Main OR Resit)
\newcommand{\examOC}{Closed} % EDIT - Type of exam (Closed OR Open)
\newcommand{\useCalculators}{Yes} % EDIT - Calculators allowed? (Yes OR No)
\newcommand{\formulaSheet}{Yes} % EDIT - Formula sheet included? (Yes OR No)
\newcommand{\hasSections}{Yes} % EDIT - Does the exam have sections? (Yes OR No)
% If Yes: Use \sectionStart to start new sections
% If No: Comment all \sectionStart lines
\newcommand{\separateBooks}{Yes} % EDIT - Answer sections in separate books? (Yes OR No)
\newcommand{\numberQuestions}{All} % EDIT - Number of questions to answer. (e.g. All OR 3)
\newcommand{\withSolutions}{No} % EDIT - Include solutions (Yes OR No)
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% BEGIN DOCUMENT
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\input{SoEExam_aux} % Document and style definitions
\begin{document} % Start of content
\input{SoECoverPage.tex} % Cover page
\begin{questions} % Start questions
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% EDIT - Exam structure - Sections and questions
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% EDIT - Copy to add sections/questions
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\sectionStart % EDIT - Start new section: COMMENT this line if no sections
\callQuestion{MCQuestion.tex}{15} % EDIT - Question file name and points
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% EDIT - Copy to add sections/questions
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\sectionStart % EDIT - Start new section: COMMENT this line if no sections
\callQuestion{ThisQuestion.tex}{20} % EDIT - Question file name and points
\callQuestion{ThatQuestion.tex}{20} % EDIT - Question file name and points
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% EDIT - Copy to add sections/questions
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\sectionStart % EDIT - Start new section: COMMENT this line if no sections
\callQuestion{AnotherQuestion.tex}{20} % EDIT - Question file name and points
\callQuestion{YetAnotherQuestion.tex}{20} % EDIT - Question file name and points
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% End questions
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\end{questions} % End of sections and questions
\vfill \medskip\hfill\textbf{END OF EXAM} % End of exam paper
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% DO NOT EDIT - Formula sheet
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\callFormulaSheet{FormulaSheet.tex} % EDIT - Formula sheet: COMMENT line if no formula sheet
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% End exam paper
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\end{document}