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1. Getting StartedBegin by installing the software you need to edit and compile LaTeX documents.
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3. Layout of a LaTeX documentLearn what makes up a LaTeX document and how to add additional packages.
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4. Starting with a templateBecome familiar with a pre-made LaTeX document and start saving files.
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5. Creating chaptersCreate chapters in separate files and input them to the main file. Include subsection headings.
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6. Including figuresAdd figures to your dissertation with captions and in-text references. Advanced users can consider the location of the figures on the page.
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7. Inputting tablesCreating tables, merging cells and using short names in the List of Tables.
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8. Inserting equationsUse equations in the text and on separate lines. Number each equation and refer to it in the text. Include matrices and arrays with Greek letters and super/subscripts.
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9. Importing Your BibliographyImport you bibliography from your chosen management system and include in-text citations.
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10. Useful ResourcesA list of links and documents to help you become more familiar with the LaTeX commands including cheat sheets and online tools