Copyright 2011,2012,2013,2014, 2015 Lulu Li [email protected], Palmer Dabbelt [email protected], unless noted otherwise in individual files
latex-style: latex style sheets defining shortcut terms for physics and nuclear engineering; page style setup for notes, homeworks etc
Examples of notes, homeworks and exam solutions written using these styles can be found at www.mit.edu/~lululi under "Lecture Notes" Section.
The most useful files are the following:
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Defining common engineering and science shortcuts:
- school-style-derivitives.sty: shorthands for common derivatives in physics and nuclear engineering;
- school-style-math.sty: shorthands for common terms in physics and nuclear engineering;
- school-style-units.sty: shorthands for common units
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Defining page styles for applications like lecture notes, homeworks, exams, and thesis:
- school-style-classnotes.sty: lecture notes;
- school-style-homework.sty: homeworks;
- school-style-researchnotes.sty: plain style for research notes;
- school-style-exam.sty: exam solutions;
- mitthesis.cls: MIT thesis style for course 22 MS thesis
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Setting up styles for an individual class: there are typically three .cls files (where classcode is replaced by the actual code of the class):
- school-classcode.cls: defines basic class info like class code number, name, professor name, school;
- school-classcode-notes.cls: calls school-classcode.cls and school-style-classnotes.sty;
- school-classcode-homework.cls: calls school-classcode.cls and school-style-homework.sty.