A detailed course to Master LaTex on Overleaf to craft high-quality academic publications efficiently
What you will learn
Get started with LaTeX in Overleaf
The basic features of Overleaf
Structure a basic LaTeX document
Create lists/enumerations in LaTeX
Include graphics/figures in your LaTeX documents
Using colors and fonts in LaTeX to style your documents
Use pre-existing templates for conferences and journals!
Manage citations and references with bibliographies and bibligraphy styles
Write mathematical equations, algorithms and more!
Format and number graphics, tables, and sections
Why take this course?
This comprehensive course welcomes individuals eager to master the art of creating professional, typeset publications using LaTeX on Overleaf. Whether you’re aiming to enhance the visual appeal of your documents or streamline the complex processes of academic writing, this course is designed for you.
LaTeX transforms the way you handle document elements such as references, figures, tables, footnotes, formatting, and complex mathematical constructs like equations, algorithms, and scientific proofs. It does so in a programmatic manner that significantly outperforms traditional word processors.
Are you preparing a manuscript for a specific conference or journal? LaTeX’s versatility comes into play here as well. Numerous academic venues offer LaTeX Style files (.sty), enabling you to adapt your document to meet specific publication standards with just a simple line of code.
Beyond academic papers, LaTeX is incredibly flexible for creating a variety of documents, including books, reports, technical and business documents, screenplays, resumes, and letters.
This course is accessible to both Mac and Windows users with all tools available online at no cost. Join us to elevate your academic writing skills and efficiency with LaTeX on Overleaf!
Topics covered:
- Software for Academic Writing
- Using Overleaf Formatting Templates
- Adding Title, Authors, Abstract
- Adding Sections
- Adding Itemization and Enumerate
- Adding Labelling Sections
- Adding Figures
- Adding Tables
- Adding Equations and Algorithms
- Adding Citations and Bibliography
- Collaborating with Authors