Kevin Richardson
| Feb/01 | Wed | 11:00AM-12:30PM | 32-D831 |
Enrollment: Unlimited: No advance sign-up
Due to popular demand, a tutorial on LaTeX. I go through the basics of using LaTeX (the professional-looking typesetting thing used for most MIT handouts) for philosophy handouts/papers. Coverage includes:
* The what and why of LaTeX (its grounds and so on...)
* How to create a bare-bones paper and handout
* Margin notes!
* Using BibTeX and other bibliography packages
* Logic/math environments
* Converting LaTeX to Word Doc and other formats
In short, I save you time otherwise spent Googling how to do X in LaTeX.
Sponsor(s): Linguistics and Philosophy
Contact: Kevin Richardson, kev1n@mit.edu