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2.1 Notational Information ¶

Before options are described, it is worth explaining the slight notational quirks the documentclass has.

Majority, if not all, of the options given by \SetMCI and are by default either as set or unset unless specified otherwise.

• If a feature is set by default, then the option will be executed as long as the user does not alter its value.
• Conversely, if a \SetMCI value is unset, then it will not show in the document or alter anything within the document as long as the user does not change its behavior.

Throughout the documentation, various configuration to the \SetMCI command is given in the form of /root/parent/child for clarity.

For example the /Thesis/Supervisor/Postfix option can be invoked in the documentation as such:

...
\SetMCI{
  Thesis = {
    Supervisor = {
      Postfix = {},
    },
  },
}
...

where ... designates the code prior and after the \SetMCI command, and {} is where the value is entered.

Alternativey, the option /Degree can be set as follows:

...
\SetMCI{
  Degree = {},
}
...

where again, ... designates the code prior and after the \SetMCI command, and {} is where the value is entered.