LaTeX for Java Developers

LaTeX for Java Developers, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 55 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 89 subscribers.

You will learn about An in-depth understanding of Latex An in-depth understanding of developing Java API This course is ideal for individuals who are Java Programmers or Latex Users It is particularly useful for Java Programmers or Latex Users.

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Summary

Title: LaTeX for Java Developers

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

An in-depth understanding of Latex
An in-depth understanding of developing Java API

Who Should Attend

Java Programmers
Latex Users

Target Audiences

Java Programmers
Latex Users

This course is aimed at LaTex and Java enthusiasts who are interested in systematically creating PDF documents in java by leveraging the power of LaTex. The intention was to cover all the aspects of Java and LaTeX from the very basics to the advanced. Things you will learn:

You will learn some of the deepest concepts of java programming, such as running command line application from within java
You will learn various Java design patterns, especially the builder and fluent builder design pattern
You will learn about some of the widely used software that uses LaTeX such as Texshop, LatexIt, Bibdesk.
You will learn how LaTeX works and how it handles various elements of a PDF document
You will learn how to handle graphics and images in LaTeX.
You will learn all of the options that LaTeX provides for manipulating figures.
You will learn about Bibliography and how to manage them using Java and LaTeX

Although Java was chosen as the programming language for this course, the ideas behind developing the object-oriented API can be easily translated into other programming languages such as C++ and Python.

The material presented in this course and the accompanying powerpoint slides are prepared with utmost quality. The powerpoints are very rich in contents and are freely available as a downloadable PDF file. You can use the slide numbering to follow along with the lectures.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to LaTeX

Lecture 2: LaTeX Math Commands in Microsoft Office

Chapter 2: LaTeX Renderer in Java

Lecture 1: A Simple LaTeX Document

Lecture 2: Implementing LaTeX Commands in Java

Lecture 3: LaTeX Packages & Math Environments

Lecture 4: Implementing LaTeX Environments in Java

Lecture 5: LaTeX Equation Environment in Java

Lecture 6: LaTeX Packages in Java

Lecture 7: Why We Need to Run LaTeX Typesetter More Than One Time

Lecture 8: Implementing Latex Labels and References in Java

Lecture 9: Running pdflatex from Java

Lecture 10: Changing the Working Directory of pdflatex in Java

Lecture 11: Implementing render() Method in LatexRenderer in Java

Lecture 12: Running pdflatex from LatexRenderer Multiple Times

Lecture 13: Setting Latex Typesetter Using Java System Properties

Chapter 3: Latex Document Elements in Java

Lecture 1: Latex DocumentClass in Java

Lecture 2: Using Custom Latex Document Classes

Lecture 3: Adding Latex Packages to LatexDocument Class

Lecture 4: Adding Preambles and Title to LatexDocument in Java

Lecture 5: Implementing Title Class in Java

Chapter 4: Latex Math Environments in Java

Lecture 1: Understanding Latex Math Environments

Lecture 2: Adding Equations to LatexDocument Class

Lecture 3: More on Latex Equation Environments in Java

Lecture 4: Implementing Subequations Environment in Java

Lecture 5: Boxed Equation Environments in Java

Chapter 5: Latex Text Formatting in Java

Lecture 1: Formatting Text & the Color Package

Lecture 2: Implementing FormattedText Class in Java

Lecture 3: Bold, Italic, and other Text Formatting Commands

Chapter 6: Latex Figure Environments in Java

Lecture 1: Latex Figure Environment in Java

Lecture 2: Customizing Figure Environment in Java

Lecture 3: Creating Caption & Graphic Classes in Java

Lecture 4: Adding Inline Graphics & Images

Lecture 5: Adding Options to Graphic Class in Java

Lecture 6: Adjusting the Size of Graphic in Java

Lecture 7: Origin of Rotation & Bounding Box of Graphics in Java

Lecture 8: Cropping Images in Graphic Object

Lecture 9: Adding Multi-page PDF Images

Lecture 10: Manipulating Bounding Box of Images

Lecture 11: Adding List of Figures in Java

Chapter 7: LaTeX Hyper Links in Java

Lecture 1: Working with Hyperref Package

Lecture 2: Hyperref Options

Lecture 3: Implementing HyperSetup in Java

Chapter 8: LaTeX Bibliography in Java

Lecture 1: Introduction to Bibliography in LaTeX

Lecture 2: Implementing BibItem in Java

Lecture 3: Implementing ArticleBib Class in Java

Lecture 4: Adding Author List to ArticleBib Class in Java

Chapter 9: LaTeX Packages & Their Options

Lecture 1: CTAN Packages

Lecture 2: "color" Package

Lecture 3: "amsmath" Package

Lecture 4: "graphicx" Package

Chapter 10: Resources (source code, powerpoints, references, …)

Lecture 1: Complete PowerPoint Slides

Lecture 2: Java Project "Latex4j" Source Code

Lecture 3: LaTeX PDF Tutorials

Lecture 4: LaTeX Command Line Options

Lecture 5: Youtube Tutorials on LaTeX

Instructors

Meisam Bahadori
Engineer

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