Handbook for Handouts
Preface
I LaTeX
1
LaTeX with Tikz (2D)
1.1
Syntax
1.1.1
The environment
1.1.2
Functions and constants
1.2
Parametric Plots (\draw and \node)
1.3
Shade an Area
1.3.1
The “fill” option in \draw
1.3.2
Fill by \tikzfillbetween
1.3.3
Fill by Intersection Segments
1.4
Curves on a Grid
2
LaTex with Tikz (3D)
3
LaTeX with SageMath
3.1
Installation on Mac OS
3.2
Basic Examples
3.2.1
Inline Commands
3.2.2
Blocks
3.2.3
Graphics
4
Jeopardy Game
4.1
Download and Edit Template
4.1.1
Design the Homepage (In the Macros)
4.1.2
Edit the homepage (In the Document)
4.1.3
Design the Question/Answer Pages (In the Macros)
4.1.4
Edit the Question/Answer Pages (In the Document)
4.2
(Optional)Explanations of the Template.
4.2.1
Load Packages
4.2.2
Colorboxes.
4.2.3
New Commands
5
PDF Editor
II R Markdown
6
Intro to R Markdown
6.1
What is R Markdown?
6.2
R Markdown Installation
6.3
R Markdown Tutorials
7
R Markdown PDF Handouts
7.1
Syntax Comparison with LaTeX
7.2
Loading LaTeX Packages in R Markdown
7.3
The DeSolve Package for Differential Equations
8
R Markdown HTML Handouts
8.1
Embed a Static File
8.2
Embed a Video
8.3
Embed a Web Page
8.4
Embed a Web App
8.5
Embed SageMath
8.6
Animations
8.7
Use Tabs
III SageMath
9
SageMath
9.1
Plots (2D)
9.1.1
Basic Plots
9.1.2
Popular Objects
9.1.3
Text
9.1.4
Fill a Region
9.2
Plots (3D)
9.3
Widgets
Appendix
A
LaTeX: Additional Examples
A.1
Jeopardy Template
B
R Markdown: Additional Examples
B.1
Embed a Web Page: Rescale the Contents
References
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Handbook for Handouts
Chapter 4
Jeopardy Game
A Jeopardy game can be
A nice ice-breaker on the first day of class.
A practice problem set on a test review day.
An entertaining activity on the last day of class.