LaTeX templates and examples — Getting Started

This template can be used for typesetting solutions to homework assignments. We define a document class that includes a number of useful packages, defines shorthand macros for commonly used constructs and makes it easy to typeset answers to exercises. The template default content demonstrates how various tasks can be achieved in LaTeX as well: mathematical notation and many symbols, typesetting a table, including a figure, et cetera.

A simple initial exercise to get students started with LaTeX and Overleaf.

Original template for ALMA Cycle 7 regular proposals

This is a template to be used for \(LaTeX\)-based typing practice. I had heard some people complain that typing LaTeX takes so long, so I created this. If slow typing really is an issue for you and you are willing to practice, use this source code in a touch typing program such as TIPP10 (you can import your own texts for practice). This will ensure you get some targeted typing practice. Feel free to add structures you need most for your personalized 'typing workout'.

A run through the basic features to compliment the hands-on seminar. Suitable for a workshop/seminar or as a stand alone practice file, intending to get the audience up to speed and ready to venture out on their own. The tutorial template for this seminar can be found here.

A Template useful for students of the Academic Writing (2017) course given at the VU Amsterdam.

Ce modèle de rapport est conçu pour le département d'informatique et reprend la charte graphique d'Avignon Université . This model of report is designed to mimic the official template of the CS department of Avignon University (France).

This LaTeX tutorial will introduce LaTeX, creating a .tex file, sections, body text, tables, figures, mathematical formulas, acknowledgements, and references.

A multilingual example document with Arabic, Sanskrit, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Greek and Thai, using XeLaTeX + fontspec + polyglossia.