The LaTex Help by Example Latex Lessons will help you LaTex your homework. By comparing the provided LaTex Lesson code/input (FileName.tex) to the complied/output PDF file (FileName.pdf) you will quickly pick up the needed LaTex to do your homework.

As explained at Getting started with LaTex, start an Overleaf blank project (name it Latex Lessons). Then

1. download each provided Latex Lesson LateX file into your Overleaf Latex Lessons project
2. (re)compile each LaTex file in Overleaf (which will produce the corresponding PDF file)
3. read though the PDF files, learning LaTex as you go.

When you want to do something similar to what you have seen in a Latex Lesson, just compare that LaTex Lesson code/input (Filename.tex) to the complied/output PDF file to see how to do it.

A neat Overleaf feature is that if you double click (with left mouse key) at a place in the PDF file, then Overleaf indicates to you the corresponding place in the LaTeX file. This feature makes it easy to compare the PDF output to the LaTex input.

These LaTex Lessons are designed to be worked in order.

Latex Lessons
Latex Lesson Number	Used in Sundstrom's book	Topic	PDF File	LaTex file
1	Ch. 1	LaTeX Basics	PDF	LaTeX
2	Ch. 1	Delimiters and Sets	PDF	LaTeX
3	Ch. 1	Tag And Label Displayed Equations	PDF	LaTeX
4	Ch. 1	Align Displayed Equation	PDF	LaTeX
5	Ch. 1	Write A Proof	PDF	LaTeX

Just let Prof. Girardi know if you would like a Latex Lesson on a following.

1. Make a Table
2. Make a List

LaTeX is the de facto standard for the communication and publication of scientific and engineering documents.