Free LaTeX with Overleaf Course
How to Master Latex for Scientific Writing for Free
Are you looking to learn LaTeX for economic research papers or assignments? Look no further than my free online course on learning LaTeX with Overleaf. Designed for researchers, economics students, public officers, professionals, and economic enthusiasts, this course is the perfect starting point for those new to LaTeX or in need of a refresher.
Throughout the course, you'll learn the basics of LaTeX, including core concepts such as commands, environments, and packages, with numerous examples provided. I'll focus specifically on the essential aspects of LaTeX needed for writing economic papers and assignments. Join me as we dive into the world of LaTeX and take your economic writing to the next level!
What is Latex?
LaTeX is a versatile document preparation software that delivers high-quality typesetting for various publishing needs. From technical and scientific documents to any form of publishing, LaTeX can help you create professional and polished content.
How Can Economic Students benefit from it?
Economic students can benefit from LaTeX in many ways. It provides professional-looking documents, efficient mathematical notation, easy collaboration, and standardized formatting. LaTeX templates are available for economic research papers, saving time and ensuring work meets required standards. LaTeX's capabilities for rendering complex equations are particularly useful for economic students.
What is Overleaf and how does it differ from LaTeX?
Overleaf is an online LaTeX editor that allows users to edit and collaborate on LaTeX documents in real-time.
While LaTeX can be used offline on a personal computer, Overleaf is entirely web-based and requires no installation. Overleaf also provides features like autosaving, version history, and templates that make it easier to create and share LaTeX documents.
In summary, LaTeX is the underlying markup language used for typesetting, while Overleaf is an online editor that makes it easier to create, edit, and collaborate on LaTeX documents. The notation and codes are the same.
1- Math Equations
Learn how to write math equations in LaTeX with Overleaf. I cover the main things you should know to start presenting your math assignments in a professional format.
2- Create Tables
Discover how to easily create tables in LaTeX with Overleaf in this tutorial. Whether your table is simple or complex, I'll show you a shortcut that makes the process quick and painless.
3-Add Notes to Tables
Learn how to add notes to your tables or figures in this tutorial. Whether you're working on a research paper or an assignment, I'll show you how to easily include notes that enhance your work.
4- Add Bibliography
Discover how to add bibliography or references to your work using BibTeX, the most commonly used method in academia, in this tutorial. I'll guide you through the process step-by-step so you can easily include proper citations in your work.
