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Master Academic Typesetting with LaTeX, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.77, with 85 lectures, 23 quizzes, based on 490 reviews, and has 2473 subscribers.

You will learn about Get started with LaTeX in Overleaf The basic features of Overleaf Best practices for writing clear and understandable LaTeX Structure a basic LaTeX document Create numbered and unnumbered lists in LaTeX Learn to typeset an article in LaTeX with abstracts, section, subsection, footnotes, and appendices Include graphics in your LaTeX documents Make professional bibliographies with Bibtex Use colors and fonts in LaTeX to style your documents Write mathematical equations, matrices, and integrals in LaTeX that look awesome! Use pre-existing templates to create beautiful CV's and more! Make high quality presentations using Beamer Make Figures in LaTeX with the TikZ package! This course is ideal for individuals who are College Students (for instance in mathematics, engineering, informatics, physics, and chemistry) or Researchers and educators or Professionals who want to create documents of publishable quality or Typography enthusiasts or Anyone who has tried to learn some LaTeX, but have found it difficult. It is particularly useful for College Students (for instance in mathematics, engineering, informatics, physics, and chemistry) or Researchers and educators or Professionals who want to create documents of publishable quality or Typography enthusiasts or Anyone who has tried to learn some LaTeX, but have found it difficult.

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Summary

Title: Master Academic Typesetting with LaTeX

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.77

Number of Lectures: 85

Number of Quizzes: 23

Number of Published Lectures: 85

Number of Published Quizzes: 23

Number of Curriculum Items: 108

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Get started with LaTeX in Overleaf
  • The basic features of Overleaf
  • Best practices for writing clear and understandable LaTeX
  • Structure a basic LaTeX document
  • Create numbered and unnumbered lists in LaTeX
  • Learn to typeset an article in LaTeX with abstracts, section, subsection, footnotes, and appendices
  • Include graphics in your LaTeX documents
  • Make professional bibliographies with Bibtex
  • Use colors and fonts in LaTeX to style your documents
  • Write mathematical equations, matrices, and integrals in LaTeX that look awesome!
  • Use pre-existing templates to create beautiful CV's and more!
  • Make high quality presentations using Beamer
  • Make Figures in LaTeX with the TikZ package!

Who Should Attend

  • College Students (for instance in mathematics, engineering, informatics, physics, and chemistry)
  • Researchers and educators
  • Professionals who want to create documents of publishable quality
  • Typography enthusiasts
  • Anyone who has tried to learn some LaTeX, but have found it difficult.

Target Audiences

  • College Students (for instance in mathematics, engineering, informatics, physics, and chemistry)
  • Researchers and educators
  • Professionals who want to create documents of publishable quality
  • Typography enthusiasts
  • Anyone who has tried to learn some LaTeX, but have found it difficult.

Do you need to write a thesis, research paper, or book in LaTeX? Would you like to create professional-looking documents with LaTeX to enhance your technical writing? Or are you suddenly required to learn LaTeX for some other reason, but have nowhere to start? If so, then this course is for you!

Hi there!

We’re a couple (Eirik and Stine) who love to create high-quality courses! Combined, we have around 10 years of experience with LaTeX. Both of us use LaTeX and Overleaf on a daily basis, and can’t wait to teach you all about it!

What this course is all about:

In this course, we will teach you how to write academic documents with LaTeX. There is no better way to create professional-looking documents than by using LaTeX. Learning LaTeX for beginners can feel rough and frustrating. We have made a concise course that will learn you LaTeX without the frustration! Once you master LaTeX, you can focus on the content rather than getting trapped in a typographical nightmare.

Why choose us?

This course is a comprehensive introduction to LaTeX by using Overleaf! We don’t shy away from the technical stuff and want you to stand out with your newly learned LaTeX skills. The course consists of many quizzes and projects so that you get intimate knowledge about writing LaTeX in Overleaf. If you have any questions during the course, then don’t hesitate to ask us in the Q&A for help.

In this course on LaTeX intended for beginners, we will guide you from the basics all the way to more advanced features using Overleaf. You do not need any knowledge of LaTeX, Overleaf, or typesetting in general.

Topics we will cover:

We will cover a lot of different topics in this course. In order of appearance, they are:

  • Introducing LaTeX and Overleaf

  • The Skeleton of a LaTeX Document

  • Creating Lists and Tables

  • Writing Beautiful Mathematics

  • Including Images

  • Adding References and Links

  • Writing Beautiful Mathematics 2

  • Styling with Fonts and Colors

  • Citing References

  • Using Classes and Templates

  • Presenting with Beamer

  • Creating Figures with TikZ

By completing our course, you will be comfortable with LaTeX and have a solid foundation for writing high-quality documents.

Still not decided?

The course has a 30-day refund policy, so if you are unhappy with the course, then you can get your money back painlessly. If are still uncertain after reading this, then take a look at some of the free previews and see if you enjoy them. Hope to see you soon!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introducing LaTeX and Overleaf

Lecture 1: Introduction to LaTeX

Lecture 2: Introduction to Overleaf

Lecture 3: Navigating in Overleaf

Chapter 2: The Skeleton of a LaTeX Document

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Minimal Working Document

Lecture 3: Sections and Subsections

Lecture 4: Short Introduction to Packages

Lecture 5: Paragraphs and Text-Formatting

Lecture 6: Comments in LaTeX

Lecture 7: Multi-Line Comments

Lecture 8: Project: About Me Document

Chapter 3: Creating Lists and Tables

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Commands vs. Environments

Lecture 3: Unordered Lists

Lecture 4: Ordered Lists

Lecture 5: Exercise: Replicating a List

Lecture 6: Making Tables 1

Lecture 7: Making Tables 2

Lecture 8: Exercise: Replicating a Table

Chapter 4: Writing Beautiful Mathematics 1

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Inline Math

Lecture 3: Greek Letters and Fractions

Lecture 4: Display Math and Subscripts

Lecture 5: Trigonometric Functions and Detexify

Lecture 6: Exercise: Second Degree Polynomial

Chapter 5: Including Images

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Including Images

Lecture 3: The Figure Environment

Lecture 4: Figures Wrapped in Text

Lecture 5: Exercise: Including Images

Chapter 6: Adding References and Links

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Basic Referencing

Lecture 3: Referencing Equations

Lecture 4: Hyperref Package and Links

Lecture 5: Exercise: References and Links

Chapter 7: Writing Beautiful Mathematics 2

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: More Math Symbols

Lecture 3: Exercise: Replicate the Mathematics 1

Lecture 4: Mathematics on Multiple Lines

Lecture 5: Formatting Mathematics

Lecture 6: Exercise: Replicate the Mathematics 2

Lecture 7: Math Fonts

Lecture 8: Matrices and Cases

Lecture 9: Exercise: Replicate the Mathematics 3

Lecture 10: Exercise: Replicate the Mathematics 4

Lecture 11: Making Theorems, Definitions, and Remarks

Lecture 12: Numbering and Theoremstyle

Chapter 8: Styling with Fonts and Colors

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Manipulating Text

Lecture 3: Finding Other Fonts

Lecture 4: Setting Basic Colors

Lecture 5: Design Custom Colors

Chapter 9: Citing References

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: References in the Main File

Lecture 3: Citing with BibTeX

Lecture 4: Using the Database

Lecture 5: BibTeX Exercise

Chapter 10: Using Classes and Templates

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Optional Arguments in the Documentclass

Lecture 3: The Letter Documentclass

Lecture 4: Using Templates

Lecture 5: Project: CV Template

Chapter 11: Presenting with Beamer

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Beamer Basics

Lecture 3: How to Structure your Beamer

Lecture 4: Styling Your Beamer

Lecture 5: Project: Make a Beamer Presentation

Chapter 12: Creating Figures With TikZ

Lecture 1: Introduction to TikZ

Instructors

  • TM Quest
    TM Quest
    Technology and Mathematics Quest

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  • 5 stars: 323 votes

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