LaTeX with Texmaker and Overleaf: the one-stop LaTeX course

Explore creating bulleted, numbered, and descriptive lists in LaTeX using itemize, enumerate, and description with step-by-step syntax and examples.

Learn to create figures in LaTeX using the graphics and float packages, including includegraphics, captions, and labels. Control figure placement with h, t, b, and centering for clean layouts.

Learn to create structured tables in LaTeX using begin table and begin tabular, add labels and captions, customize alignment with l, c, r, and insert horizontal lines.

Learn to cite in LaTeX with site B and site T, see citations in text, reference list, and light markup, and manage reference database with a tech file using Manderlay.

Learn to use Mendeley as a reference manager, organize sources in folders, drag and drop PDFs, automatically populate metadata, and export a bib file for LaTeX workflows.

Explore overleaf, a cloud-based latex editor that simplifies collaboration with templates, provides easy compilation, and helps you build book-like documents with chapters, front matter, and more.

Learn to create a polished LaTeX document from start to finish using Texmaker and Overleaf, covering title pages, abstract, tables, figures, math, and references with Mandalay.

Set up the document by choosing the report class, font size, and language. Organize the preamble with comments and apply the US ESUs style package from the GetUp repository.

Master LaTeX document setup by configuring language and encoding with Latin and babel, enabling math with amsmath, bold math with bm, and tailoring fonts for Overleaf templates.

Explore setting up references, bibliography, nomenclature, and symbols using LaTeX packages, and customize fonts, graphics, and colors with dedicated commands.

Learn to use additional LaTeX packages for this document, including float to pin figures and tables at exact positions with H, and tabularx for tables.

Create a LaTeX title page by centering content, adding two centimeters of vertical space, and applying bold styling, then display the author and year.

Include the abstract, table of contents, lists of figures and tables, and chapters and appendices, then assemble the main document and the references.

Set up your LaTeX document, configure front matter, and write the abstract within the abstract file, then view the resulting pdf.

Create chapter one in a LaTeX document with a titled introduction, contents, and label; insert a figure with caption, citations, and a references list.

Learn to create a complex LaTeX equation in chapter two with Texmaker and Overleaf, including bold math, matrices, subscripts, and labeling for a joint Gaussian distribution.

Learn to add a figure in LaTeX chapters using Texmaker and Overleaf, control figure placement with the float package, label figures, and update the list of figures.

Explore how to structure chapters, sections, and lists in LaTeX using itemize and labeling, then learn to create and align multiple equations with the align and line environments, including citations.

Learn how to add and position tables with float barriers, create short captions for lists of tables, and adjust figures with scaling in chapter 3.

Explore organizing a LaTeX project with a references database and bibliography. Add an appendix, manage labels, and compile the bibliography within the main document.

Master the reverse chronological cv with a clear, concise layout using light tech templates; tailor education, employment history, skills, and referees while ensuring honesty, consistency, and a strong first impression.

Learn to craft a clean CV using LaTeX with an Overleaf template, including personal data, work experience, education, and publications, with practical tips on compiling and sharing online.