Problem Sets
There are four required problem sets, each covering roughly one session’s worth of material. You are specifically required to complete the 3 core assignments (covering sessions 1, 2, and 3), as well as one assignment from your chosen track.
| Name | Problem Set | Released | Due |
|---|---|---|---|
| PS-S1 | Introductory LaTeX | Oct 19 | Oct 21 |
| PS-S2 | Academic LaTeX | Oct 21 | Oct 23 |
| PS-S3 | STEM-specific LaTeX | Oct 23 | Oct 26 |
| PS-E1 | STEM Track PSet | Oct 29 | Nov 2 |
| PS-F1 | TrEd Track PSet | Oct 29 | Nov 2 |
Guidelines
Hand in the .tex source file, any data files, and the compiled PDF as one .zip file named according to the following convention: ‘PS-{session code}-{First name}-{Last name}’ with {session code} being one of S1, S2, S3, E1, F1.
Any and all assignment submissions that do not follow this convention will not be graded.
Submissions should be sent over email to the course instructors:
- Daniel Dia (dmd13@mail.aub.edu)
- Jad Kanaan (jhk22@mail.aub.edu)
Academic Integrity
LaTeX For Everyone maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy for academic dishonesty. Copying work, sharing solutions, or unacknowledged use of LLMs is prohibited and will result in zero credit on the problem set and ineligibility for certification.
Collaboration. Discussing problems with other students is allowed and encouraged. Writing your solution is not a group activity: you must write up your own answers, in your own words, from your own understanding. If you worked on a problem with someone, name them at the top of your submission.
LLMs and other tools. Using an LLM to explain a concept, unpack a definition, or work through an example is fine and encouraged. Using one to generate something you then submit is not, whether or not you rewrite it on your own. Any use at all must be disclosed in a line at the top of your submission.