\documentclass[11pt]{ucthesis}
%%% \documentclass[11pt/12pt/10pt, final/draft/comment]{ucthesis}
%%% The first argument is the text size. The second argument changes
%%% The margins and the spacing. 
%%% FINAL mode prints double spaced with figures and thesis margins.
%%% DRAFT mode prints single-spaced with 1" margins, with slightly
%%%   narrower margins for the figure captions so that they stand out.
%%% COMMENT mode prints an extra wide right margin and tiny margins
%%% everywhere else. This allows your committee plenty of room to add
%%% comments.
%%% Margins can be changed in the last lines of the ucthesis.cls
%%% with the geometry command.

% This information will get stored inside the PDF file
\pdfinfo{
       /Title      (From Spiral to Spline: Optimal Techniques in Interactive Curve Design)
       /Author     (Raph Levien)
       /Keywords   (splines, elastica, euler spirals, curves)
    }

% This gives you control over how far down in the hierarchy the
% table of contents will print. I use 2.
\setcounter{tocdepth}{2}

% This allows me to add directories to the graphics path
% so that I don't need to specify directories in the individual
% LATEX paths.
% EACH PATH MUST END IN A '/' 
% In other words, \includegraphics{Fig1} will first look in the current 
% directory, but if it can't find the file Fig1, it will  look for
% SUBDIRECTORY/Fig1 . If that's not there, it will look next in
% SUBDIRECTORY2/Fig1 . If it finds that, it will ignore anything after
% SUBDIRECTORY2. 
%
% As I have them now, they are:

% commented out, as all my graphics commands are relative to the base dir

%\graphicspath{{SUBDIRECTORY1/FIGURES_THESIS/},{SUBDIRECTORY2/FIGURES_THESIS/},{/ANOTHER/DIRECTORY/PATH/}}

% ========================================= Extra commands
% Degree Symbol
\newcommand\degrees{\ensuremath{^\circ}}
\newcommand{\tab}{\hspace{5mm}}
\newcommand{\blankpage}{\clearpage ~ \newpage}

\usepackage[pdftex]{graphicx}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\usepackage{multirow}

% Inconsolata support
% You should be able to download these support files from
% http://ctan.org/pkg/inconsolata
% Comment out if not available.
\pdfmapfile{+fi4.map}
\usepackage{inconsolata}

\frenchspacing

\setlength\overfullrule{0pt}

% ========================================= DOCUMENT
\begin{document}

% Declarations for Front Matter

% TITLE
\title{From Spiral to Spline: Optimal Techniques in Interactive Curve Design}

% NAME
% Note that this must be exactly as it appears in University records.
\author{Raphael Linus Levien}

% PREVIOUS DEGREES
% Put each previous degree on its own line in the following format:
\prevdegrees{M.S. (University of California, Berkeley) 1995}

% DATE OF GRADUATION
% This text will appear on the title page
% Note that degrees are only granted in Fall and Spring at Berkeley.
\degreemonth{Fall} \degreeyear{2009} \degree{Doctor of Philosophy}
% This text will appear on the abstract page.
% For Berkeley, it should be identical to the graduation month.
\defensemonth{Fall} \defenseyear{2009}

% COMMITTEE MEMBERS
% You can have up to 5 members listed separately. 
%After that, you throw them all into the "other members" category.
\numberofmembers{3} 
	\chair{Professor Carlo S\'equin} 
	\othermemberA{Professor Jonathan Shewchuk} 
	\othermemberB{Professor Jasper Rine}
	%\othermemberC{Professor Arthur C. Clarke}
	%\othermemberD{Professor Dee Light}
	%\othermembers{Professor Too Many\\ Professor Another One}
	
% DEPARTMENT/DEGREE PROGRAM
%Your Department. Make sure this is the department and/or program
% name that you are enrolled in...
\field{Engineering--Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences}

% CAMPUS NAME
% Your UC Campus, e.g., "Berkeley"
% Note that if you are not at Berkeley, you may have to modify the
% ucthesis.cls to change the wording on the Title page.
\campus{Berkeley}


\begin{frontmatter}

% ===============================================
% MAKE THE TITLE PAGE
% ===============================================
\maketitle


% ===============================================
% APPROVAL SIGNATURE PAGE
% ===============================================
\approvalpage

% ===============================================
% Copyright Page
%
% The copyright page is optional. However, the University
% thesis guide says that a blank page should be inserted
% if no copyright information is included.
% ===============================================
\copyrightpage
% or the blankpage
%\blankpage

% ===============================================
% ABSTRACT
%
% 	The Abstract should be stored in a file called abstract.tex
%	"It is preferred that the abstract text be less than 350 words"
%	Also generates a signature line at the end of the abstract
% ===============================================
\abstract
	\input{abstract}
	\abstractsignature	% This prints a signature line for the chair to sign.
\endabstract

\end{frontmatter}

% ===============================================
% OPTIONAL MATERIAL
% Everything after this is optional and can appear in any order
% you desire.
\begin{optionalFrontMatter}

% ===============================================
% Dedication Page
% The dedication is optional. 
% ===============================================
\begin{dedication}
% Prints the text of the file dedication.tex centered vertically on the page.
	\vspace*{\fill} 
	\input{dedication}
	\vspace*{\fill} 
\end{dedication}

% ===============================================
% TABLE OF CONTENTS
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Contents}		% Put the table of contents in the table of contents
\tableofcontents

% COMMENT OUT THIS LINE IF YOU WANT TITLE HEADERS
% THROUGHOUT YOUR DOCUMENT
\pagestyle{plain} 

% Insert the List of Figures and List of Tables after the TOC
% Like everything in this section, these are both optional.
\listoffigures 
\listoftables

\begin{acknowledgements}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Acknowledgements}
% The Acknowledgements section should be stored in a file called acknowledgments.tex
	\input{acknowledgements}
\end{acknowledgements}

% I'm not doing a vitae for now, but might if it's required.
%\begin{vitae}
%% The Vitae section should be stored in a file called vitae.tex
%	\input{vitae}
%\end{vitae}

% BLANK PAGE AFTER VITAE
\blankpage

\end{optionalFrontMatter}
%%%% END FRONT MATTER...


% ============================= DISSERTATION TEXT
% Begins regular arabic numeral page numbers...

\begin{dissertationText}
\renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{1.66}

% CHAPTERS
\include{intro}
\include{props}
\include{elastica}
\include{two}
\include{hist_elast}
\include{hist_euler}
\include{four}


\include{toolbox}
\input{numint}
\input{solvecloth}
\input{global}

\include{tobez}

\include{fonts}
\include{space}

\include{conclusion}

% Start Bibliography on its own page
\clearpage

% I use the AGU style references in agu.bst
% You can substitute the name of another bibliography style file here.
%\bibliographystyle{agu}
\bibstyle{alpha}
\bibliographystyle{plain}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Bibliography}
\ssp	% SINGLE SPACE REFERENCES (optional)
\bibliography{curves}


% ------------------- OPTIONAL APPENDICES
%\appendix
%\chapter{Some Ancillary Stuff}
%	\input{appendixA}
%\chapter{Some More Ancillary Stuff}
%	\input{appendixA}
\end{dissertationText}
\end{document}

% Congratulations, Doc!