LaTeX templates — Getting Started

A template to help students at the University of Bristol with their Mathematical Investigations projects

Curso Básico destinado ao evento do IX SEPE (2019). Neste Projeto tem-se 22 arquivos iniciais para aprender o básico de LaTeX com Overleaf

Problem set template with instructions

A plain template we use to teach an introduction to LaTeX for our second year undergraduate stats course.

This is a LaTeX template for MAT214

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.

Modified previously existing template for CS 330 Duke HW Latex-ing Includes following packages: fancyhdr % Required for custom headers lastpage % Required to determine the last page for the footer extramarks % Required for headers and footers \usepackage[usenames,dvipsnames]{color % Required for custom colors subcaption graphicx % Required to insert images listings % Required for insertion of code courier % Required for the courier font comment multirow amsmath \usepackage[table,xcdraw]{xcolor geometry pdflscape pdfpages booktabs geometry

This is a generic template for a law review article. It is modeled after the Word law review article template that Eugene Volokh created. This template, in addition to converting the coding from Word to LaTeX, adds some features. It includes the option of having multiple authors, using a table of contents, and including an abstract. The code indicates how to modify the template for an article with multiple authors and how to remove the table of contents, the abstract, or both. While there have been a few attempts to create a package that will automatically format citations using the Bluebook style, they have not gone very far or been very successful. So, you are left on your own. I have given examples in the text of how to use LaTeX codes to achieve the Bluebook style, which may help guide you. These should help you with most of the typesetting styles you need, and you can use the Bluebook to determine the particular requirements for a cite.

One of the acceptable templates for writing a physics comps paper at Carleton College. This template is part of an internal wiki page for students at Carleton College.