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LaTeX is a powerful typesetting system ideal for creating high-quality academic documents. This workshop provides a comprehensive introduction to LaTeX, assuming no prior knowledge and starting with the basics.
You'll learn how to structure documents, include figures and tables, use footnotes, and create cross-references etc. In the second part, we'll explore working with templates, such as those for dissertations and publisher-provided article templates. We'll also cover topics like dealing with citations, creating indexes, and handling larger projects. By the end of this workshop, you'll be ready to start your own project and have the skills to continue learning and solving specific challenges on your own.
Where? 4.006, University and City Library building, 4th floor (entrances)
When? 7 November 2024, 9 am – 1 pm
Who? Denis Arnold & Gabriele Schwiertz
When? 7 November 2024, 9 am – 1 pm
Who? Denis Arnold & Gabriele Schwiertz
✔ No previous knowledge required
✔ You will need your laptop to participate as the course is mainly hands-on.
✔ You need to be able to connect to the internet via Eduroam
✔ You will need your laptop to participate as the course is mainly hands-on.
✔ You need to be able to connect to the internet via Eduroam
We have sent out an invitation to overleaf via mail. Everything else will be explained in the workshop. Further links and materials for participants of the LaTeX-workshop for PhD-candidates of the Graduate School for Geo Sciences are collected here.
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Slides & Handouts
Further reading, video tutorials, ...
Reference managment
Using LaTeX locally on your computer
Using templates
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