LaTeX in Different Environments Workshop

Welcome to the Latex-in-Different-Environments Workshop. This workshop will cover modularizing you documents, the latex compilation process, and using LaTeX in different environments than Overleaf.

As in the previous workshop, all the code used to prepare the document and the presentation are available in this github repo.

Workshop Series Map

0. LaTeX Workshops and Tutorial Series
   Top level page for the workshop series
1. LaTeX Introduction
   An introduction to the typesetting tool LaTeX
   • A Demo Document
     A document showing off the features discussed
   • Live Coding Walkthrough
     A starting point for you to prepare your first document during the live coding session
2. More Powerful LaTeX Features
   Expanding on different ways of thinking about document preparation and some of LaTeX's more sophisticated tools
   • Beamer Demonstration An introduction to, and demonstration of, a presentation slide deck prepared with LaTeX using the beamer document class
   • Additional Concepts Demo
     A quick taste of where else you could take some of these ideas
   • Course Specific Material
     Some useful course specific material for ELEC
3. Modularity and LaTeX in Different Environments ^{(you are here)}
4. Full Reproducibility and Experimental LaTeX Tools

Overview and Usage

This tutorial document is designed to be used in Overleaf, but will work with any current version of TeXlive (Linux or Mac), MacTeX (Mac), or MikTeX (Windows). If you are compiling this document outside of Overleaf, please note that the minted package has an external dependency of Pygments, but Pygments is multiplatform and will work with Windows, Mac, or Linux.

This document demonstrates basic usage of a couple of LaTeX's importing packages.

1. import
2. standalone
3. catchfilebetweentags

Workshop Series Contributors

• Ghassan Arnouk
• Alec Bales D'Cruze
• Aaron English