LaTeX For Everyone and Everything

The very basic document in LaTeX. See how everything works in your environment.

Remember to post in the Q&A if you have any issues! I would love to help out! 

In this lecture, we will discuss what constitutes a LaTeX document and see why this makes LaTeX very easy to use if done properly.

Incorporating figures in your text is easy once you know the right way to do it. Learn how to avoid mistakes made by beginners.

Tables are usually problematic for many people getting started. In this lecture, learn to approach them in the best way possible.

A powerful technique in LaTeX is cross-referencing different parts of your document - sections, subsections and equations. Study how in this lecture.

LaTeX documents are extremely easy to work with if structured properly. If structured incorrectly, they can be a mess. In this lecture, see the best practices for creating structure in your LaTeX docs.

Managing citations in your work is one of the core strengths of LaTeX. Get tips in this lecture on how to use them most effectively.

The same document can be visually different depending on the audience and the venue of publication. In this lecture, see how you can change styles easily within seconds.

Some internals of how LaTeX works are included in this lecture. Watching this lecture can help you solve many issues down the line if you ever get stuck.

LaTeX is the industry standard for Mathematics typesetting. In this lecture, get an intro on best practices for inserting maths in your documents with minimal hassle.

Get some tips on how to improve your equations.

Some additional notes on mathematics which will surely come in handy.

Some advanced methods of making your life much, much easier when working with LaTeX. Most people skip these tips in their courses so make sure you do go through them and use them!

If you work with computer science or software engineering, you would most likely have to add algorithms to your papers. This section teaches you how to create beautifully typeset algorithms.

Including "verbatim" text with line numbers and other fancy additions is easy with LaTeX. See how to do this in your docs.

Include code from your project files easily into your LaTeX documents.

Learn the best practices for creating slides using LaTeX. The quality is second to none and slides are so easy to manage!

One issue with beamer presentations is that they all look the same. See how to make your slides unique while still keeping the exceptional quality of LaTeX!

Learn how you can use LaTeX to create stunning, high quality figures. In this lecture, we will introduce the basic structure of TikZ, the drawing package.

Learn how to style your TikZ figures easily and effortlessly!

See how TikZ can save you time when creating technical diagrams. Learn the best practices and take your work to the next level.

Creat Gantt Charts in absolutely high quality using LaTeX.

One of the issues many people face is in using Chicago/APA style (or any style that needs author-year citation) with LaTeX. In this lecture, I will share the easiest way to use parenthesis-based author-year style formatting using natbib.