Assignments

Assignments, also known as homework, are usually given to school or university students to reinforce their knowledge of a subject and aid in learning. They are typically structured in question and answer form to be completed by the student consecutively.

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fphw Assignment

This template is for formatting assignments or homework in a clear and simple way. The title section at the top of the first page clearly displays the assignment, student and class information. This information also appears in the headers and footers of subsequent pages. Questions in the assignment are clearly demarcated and appear inside boxes to focus attention. The template features examples of including images, tables, equations and code listings for covering virtually all common assignment information. Multi-part questions and answers are shown for more complex questions.

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Wenneker Assignment

This template can be used by teachers or students for school or university assignments. It contains a clear title section at the start to specify the assignment class, title, date and teacher/student name. The template supports up to 4 levels of sections to structure the assignment into sections, questions, subquestions and bonus content. Examples of common assignment content are included: figure, equations, lists, table, code and paragraphs of text.

Lachaise Assignment

This template is for teachers/instructors/educators to create assignments/homework for their students. It includes a clear title on the first page for the course, assignment and teacher’s name, as well as the institution and date. Sets of questions can be grouped by headings and the template includes examples of unnumbered and numbered sections, and numbered subsections (for longer assignments). Amongst the description text for each question, examples are provided for virtually any subject matter, including: equations, algorithms, code and command line outputs.

Cleese Assignment

This template comes in two versions, one for teachers/instructors/educators to create assignments/homework for their students to fill out by hand, and another for students proficient in LaTeX to answer questions posed to them at school or university/college. Both versions contain simple environments for each question and subquestion within, and allow answer boxes to be created with either an answer or blank for space to write an answer. Sets of questions can be grouped by headings and the template includes examples of including an image, table, equation and code within questions.

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LaTeX Example :: Homework Assignments (and Similar)

All of the writing that I do in graduate school is done in LaTeX and typeset in TeX . In order to rapidly learn LaTeX , I decided to submit all of my homework assignments using it. At first, this made assignments take a little longer, but once I got used to it, there were lots of benefits, and, of course, I definitely learned a lot about LaTeX and TeX .

During this time, I put together a LaTeX template for homework assignments (and other similar papers). I'm posting that here in the hope that it will make it easier for others to get started using LaTeX in their homeworks (and then hopefully also in their research publications).

In the templates posted below, I use Stephen Riehm's bracketing rules to mark places where user text should be merged into the template. In other words, wherever you see a <+ place holder +> , replace it with the appropriate text. Example text will be given in the caption of the place holder. If you are like me and use VIM , then you should be able to use <C-j> to move from place holder to place holder. (just like moving from bullet to bullet with <C-space> in WinEdt ; in fact, I used to use bullets in these files instead, but I started using VIM more than WinEdt, and VIM place holders are more descriptive than WinEdt bullets)

  • homework_tex.ascii – click here to view homework.tex in browser
  • homework_tex_example_tex.ascii – click here to view homework_tex_example.tex in browser
  • homework_tex_example.pdf – a pdf rendered from the example

NEW!!  – I have made two additional similar homework templates that may also be helpful. Both of these include a subtitle that will be excluded if the subtitle is left blank. Both also include a \matlabscript and a \scalefig macro for including MATLAB scripts and figures easily. Otherwise, the first is almost identical to the original template. The second uses a different type of homeworkProblem that is a macro rather than an environment. This macro allows for subtitles to be used on each homework problem. The titles of the homework problem will be included in the header and footer information while the subtitles will only be shown at the beginning of each problem.

There are comments within the templates that explain the usage of the new macros. See the simple examples for more help. The examples make use of \matlabscript and \scalefig .

  • homework_new_tex.ascii – click here to view homework_new.tex in browser
  • homework_new_example_tex.ascii – click here to view homework_new_example.tex in browser
  • homework_new_example.pdf – a pdf rendered from the example
  • NOTE: This example shows a subtitle being used and a caption on the MATLAB script.
  • homework_type_2_tex.ascii – click here to view homework_type_2.tex in browser
  • homework_example.m file used in source: (.m file)   (.ascii file for browser)
  • homework_type_2_example_tex.ascii – click here to view homework_new_example.tex in browser
  • homework_type_2_example.pdf – a pdf rendered from the example
  • NOTE: This example shows the use of no subtitle and no MATLAB script caption.

LaTeX/Customizing Page Headers and Footers

Page styles in Latex terms refers not to page dimensions, but to the running headers and footers of a document. These headers typically contain document titles, chapter or section numbers/names, and page numbers.

  • 1.1 Plain pages issue
  • 2.1 Style customization
  • 2.2 Plain pages
  • 2.3 Examples
  • 3.1 How can one move the page number to the center of the footer and remove the capitalization of the header?
  • 3.2 How can I have my name and title of my thesis in the inner foot?
  • 3.3 How to change to font style in headers and footers?
  • 4 Page n of m
  • 5 Customizing with titleps

Standard page styles [ edit | edit source ]

The possibilities of changing the headers in plain Latex are actually quite limited. There are two commands available: \pagestyle { ''style'' } will apply the specified style to the current and all subsequent pages, and \thispagestyle { ''style'' } will only affect the current page. The possible styles are:

The commands \markright and \markboth can be used to set the content of the headings by hand. The following commands placed at the beginning of an article document will set the header of all pages (one-sided) to contain "John Smith" top left, "On page styles" centered and the page number top right:

There are special commands containing details on the running page of the document.

Note that \leftmark and \rightmark convert the names to uppercase, whichever was the formatting of the text. If you want them to print the actual name of the chapter without converting it to uppercase use the following command:

Now \leftmark and \rightmark will just print the name of the chapter and section, without number and without affecting the formatting. Note that these redefinitions must be inserted after the first call of \pagestyle { fancy } . The standard book formatting of the \chaptermark is:

Watch out: if you provide long text in two different "parts" only in the footer or only in the header, you might see overlapping text.

Moreover, with the following commands you can define the thickness of the decorative lines on both the header and the footer:

The first line for the header, the second for the footer. Setting it to zero means that there will be no line.

Plain pages issue [ edit | edit source ]

An issue to look out for is that the major sectioning commands ( \part , \chapter or \maketitle ) specify a \thispagestyle { plain } . So, if you wish to suppress all styles by inserting a \pagestyle { empty } at the beginning of your document, then the style command at each section will override your initial rule, for those pages only. To achieve the intended result one can follow the new section commands with \thispagestyle { empty } . The \part command, however, cannot be fixed this way, because it sets the page style, but also advances to the next page, so that \thispagestyle {} cannot be applied to that page. Two solutions:

  • simply write \usepackage { nopageno } in the preamble. This package will make \pagestyle { plain } have the same effect as \pagestyle { empty } , effectively suppressing page numbering when it is used.
  • Use fancyhdr as described below.

The tricky problem when customizing headers and footers is to get things like running section and chapter names in there. Standard LaTeX accomplishes this with a two-stage approach. In the header and footer definition, you use the commands \rightmark and \leftmark to represent the current section and chapter heading, respectively. The values of these two commands are overwritten whenever a chapter or section command is processed. For ultimate flexibility, the \chapter command and its friends do not redefine \rightmark and \leftmark themselves. They call yet another command ( \chaptermark , \sectionmark , or \subsectionmark ) that is responsible for redefining \rightmark and \leftmark , except if they are starred -- in such a case, \markboth { Chapter/Section name }{} must be used inside the sectioning command if header and footer lines are to be updated.

Again, several packages provide a solution:

  • an alternative one-stage mechanism is provided by the package titleps );
  • fancyhdr will handle the process its own way.

Customizing with fancyhdr [ edit | edit source ]

To get better control over the headers, one can use the package fancyhdr written by Piet van Oostrum. It provides several commands that allow you to customize the header and footer lines of your document. For a more complete guide, the author of the package produced this documentation .

To begin, add the following lines to your preamble:

You can now observe a new style in your document.

The \headheight needs to be 13.6pt or more, otherwise you will get a warning and possibly formatting issues. Both the header and footer comprise three elements each according to its horizontal position (left, centre or right).

The styles supported by fancyhdr :

  • the four LaTeX styles;
  • fancy defines a new header for all pages but plain-style pages such as chapters and titlepage;
  • fancyplain is the same, but for absolutely all pages (this page style is deprecated, for new documents a combination of fancy and \fancypagestyle should be used instead, see section 26 of the manual).

Style customization [ edit | edit source ]

The styles can be customized with fancyhdr specific commands. Those two styles may be configured directly, whereas for LaTeX styles you need to make a call to the \fancypagestyle command.

To set header and footer style, fancyhdr provides three interfaces. They all provide the same features, you just use them differently. Choose the one you like most.

  • You can use the following six commands (these commands are deprecated, use the new ones defined below).

Hopefully, the behaviour of the above commands is fairly intuitive: if it has head in it, it affects the head etc, and obviously, l , c and r means l eft, c entre and r ight respectively.

  • You can also use the command \fancyhead for header and \fancyfoot for footer. They work in the same way, so we'll explain only the first one. The syntax is:

You can use multiple selectors optionally separated by a comma. The selectors are the following:

so CE,RO will refer to the center of the even pages and to the right side of the odd pages.

  • \fancyhf is a merge of \fancyhead and \fancyfoot , hence the name. There are two additional selectors H and F to specify the header or the footer, respectively. If you omit the H and the F , it will set the fields for both.

These commands will only work for fancy and fancyplain . To customize LaTeX default style you need the \fancyplainstyle command. See below for examples.

For a clean customization, we recommend you start from scratch. To do so you should erase the current pagestyle. Providing empty values will make the field blank. So

will just delete the current heading/footer configuration, so you can make your own.

Plain pages [ edit | edit source ]

There are two ways to change the style of plain pages like chapters and titlepage.

First you can use the fancyplain style. If you do so, you can use the command \fancyplain { ... }{ ... } inside fancyhdr commands like \lhead { ... } , etc.

When LaTeX wants to create a page with an empty style, it will insert the first argument of \fancyplain , in all the other cases it will use the second argument. For instance:

It has the same behavior of the previous code, but you will get empty header and footer in the title and at the beginning of chapters.

Alternatively you could redefine the plain style, for example to have a really plain page when you want. The command to use is \fancypagestyle { plain }{ ... } and the argument can contain all the commands explained before. An example is the following:

In that case you can use any style but fancyplain because it would override your redefinition.

Examples [ edit | edit source ]

For two-sided, it's common to mirror the style of opposite pages, you tend to think in terms of inner and outer . So, the same example as above for two-sided is:

This is effectively saying author name is top outer, today's date is top inner, and current page number is bottom outer. Using \fancyhf can make it shorter:

Here is the complete code of a possible style you could use for a two-sided document:

Using \fancypagestyle one can additionally define multiple styles for one's document that are easy to switch between. Here's a somewhat complicated example for a two-sided book style:

Customizing with scrlayer-scrpage [ edit | edit source ]

Package scrlayer-scrpage is part of the KOMA-script bundle. Using this package to customize the headers and footers is recommended with every KOMA-script class. The package can be used with the standard classes as well.

Just loading the package doesn't change the default behavior. Chapter titles are on left hand pages, the section titles on right hand pages. The page number appears in the outer head.

Now, what can we do to customize the headers and footers?

We can use the commands that are available with the package, they are described in more detail in the package documentation.

Following a few examples that may be needed in real documents.

How can one move the page number to the center of the footer and remove the capitalization of the header? [ edit | edit source ]

Both, header and footer are separated in an inner, center, and outer part, which can be set independently. The asterisk defines the same content to be on plain pages as well. Usually, pages on which a chapter starts, use the plain style.

How can I have my name and title of my thesis in the inner foot? [ edit | edit source ]

How to change to font style in headers and footers [ edit | edit source ].

The package provides an interface similar to the KOMA-script classes. You can add font attribute to the header and footer. The page number can be set independently.

Page n of m [ edit | edit source ]

Some people like to put the current page number in context with the whole document. LaTeX only provides access to the current page number. However, you can use the lastpage package to find the total number of pages, like this:

Note the capital letters . Also, add a backslash after \thepage to ensure adequate space between the page number and 'of'. And recall, when using references, that you have to run LaTeX an extra time to resolve the cross-references.

Customizing with titleps [ edit | edit source ]

titleps takes a one-stage approach, without having to use \leftmark or \rightmark .

For example:

defines a pagestyle named main with the page at the left on even pages and at the right on odd pages, the chapter title at the center of even pages, and so on.

With titleps all the format is done in the page style, and not partly when the mark is emitted and partly when the mark is retrieved. The following example is similar to the previous one, but elements are coloured:

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12 February 2014

Doing your homework in latex.

It is a common occurrence for other students to comment on my homework whenever I turn it in for one of my classes.

The complete LaTeX file (and the pdf output) can be found in my repository, latex-homework-template .

Below are a few screenshots of problems that I’ve done in the past:

Cover page

If I didn’t know how easy it was and the benefits that I get from typesetting my homework, I’d probably ask as well. However, I’d argue that using LaTeX to type up homework has made me a far better student than when I used to handwrite my homeworks.

And that is something that I care a lot about.

The Benefits

I can summarize the benefits like so:

It can be kept in Source Control. Handwriting can’t be stored in a version control system; once you erase something, it’s gone.

You can see your homework materialize in front of you. Seeing the results and the equations in their complete LaTeX-glory is a very powerful way to conceptualize things. There’s just something different about the way things look so perfect that makes the subject easier to understand.

You’ll do better in your classes. This one goes with the previous point, but having the ability to see your homework helps you understand it. By understanding it well, you’ll do better on tests. You will maximize how much you can learn as well as maximize your grade (if that matters to you).

It’s very neat & tidy. Although my handwriting has improved quite a bit, I still find myself slipping back into a rushed, messy script from the past. LaTeX gives zero doubt that the professor/TA will be able to read my solutions.

About LaTeX

A very short history.

Donald Knuth , a legendary Computer Scientist as well as one of my favorites, is well known for the system that he created called just TeX .

It is a piece of typesetting software that aids in writing documents and formulas. The power comes from the fact that the document that you write is plain source code.

The code that you write is then “typeset” into the final document in whatever form you wish.

Here’s an example of some basic LaTeX code:

With the output looking like below:

Example output

Using the Template

I’ve created a GitHub repository, latex-homework-template , just for my homework template that I’ve been using ever since I started. I found it online and used it as a base to start my template.

To use it, just download the homework.tex file and start editing. Once you need to typeset it, you’ll need LaTeX here .

After that, you just need to compile it and you’ll get your output. There are tons of different resources that I’ve found useful in learning LaTeX:

TeX StackExchange

LaTeX Wikibook

Effect on Performance

I have a solid set of anecdotal evidence in favor of using LaTeX for writing up my homework.

In all the classes that I’ve used LaTeX, I’ve come out of the class with a very strong understanding of the material as well as a good grade. Although I’m not a big fan of grades (like at all), I know it matters to some people.

This might have to do with the fact that doing the homework in LaTeX takes longer. It might have to do with the fact that I perfect the appearance and spend a lot more time looking at the subject.

The most likely reason is a combination of all that I previously mentioned plus other factors. I’m usually one to always want to quantify something, but in this case, I know it helps; that’s all I need.

Learning Curve

There definitely is a learning curve when it comes to trying to use LaTeX for homework. I felt that it was definitely worth the effort unlike how it might seem to some students.

I reasoned that when I go to graduate school, I will want to use it there. I also know how pervasive it is in textbooks. Since I love to read textbooks so much, I wanted to see what it took to write them so elegantly. I may even want to write one in the future; we’ll have to see =]

To me it seemed like a small tradeoff for the great benefits that it provided.

I cannot recommend using LaTeX for your homework enough.

The benefits go a long way. It helps you learn the material and in a way that isn’t as easily achieved when just using pencil and paper.

LaTeX is also widely used in academia and learning about the tool is almost essential if you wish to go to graduate school.

Once I graduate from university, I plan on releasing all my code for the last three semesters as open source. It includes all my LaTeX code which has really accumulated over the last year. It should provide a nice resource for others.

In the meantime, hopefully if you start using LaTeX for your homework, you won’t be able to resist doing it early because of how fun it is. Well, at least it was fun for me =]

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Latex Template for Homework (English/Chinese) | Latex作业模板(中文/英文)

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Folders and files, repository files navigation, latex-homework-template.

A LaTeX template for homework, which is developed based on GitHub - jdavis/latex-homework-template .

支持中文输入,可切换中文模板。

Here are just a few features of this homework template.

  • Cover page (includes English version and Chinese version).
  • Problem markers.
  • Configurable problem numbers (see the last 3 problems for an example).
  • Some examples of commonly used commands about basic writing, figures, mathematics, algorithms and codes.
  • Citation and References.
  • homework.cls: Latex class file of specific basic settings, including language setting.
  • example.tex: An example demo for showing how the template works.
  • references.bib: source data of citations and references.
  • example.pdf: An example demo for showing how the template works.
  • figures: figures which will be used in example.tex
  • ReadMe.md and ReadMeImages: this file

If you need references, please compile references.bib file first before compiling example.tex file. Otherwise, remember to comment the codes at the end of example.tex .

3 Configurations

3.1 language.

默认为英文模板,如需中文模板,请在 homework.cls 文件中取消第6行注释,如下方所示:

3.2 Page Headers

Use page headers in each page by default. If want to cancel them, please uncomment line 13 in homework.cls . For example:

3.3 Cover Page

Use cover page by default. If you do not want a cover page, please uncomment line 20 in homework.cls . For example:

4 Screenshots

4.1 the cover page, 4.1.1 english version (by default).

Includes course name, due dates and authors, allowing single or multiple authors.

Cover page

4.1.2 Chinese Version

默认为英文模板,如需切换为如下所示的中文模板,参见3.1节。

Chinese Cover page

4.2 Without Cover Page

If you do not need a cover page, please follow the configuration presented in Section 3.3.

4.2.1 English Version (by default)

Without Cover Page

4.2.2 Chinese Version

Without Cover Page (Chinese Version)

4.3 Homework Problems

Support automatically increasing problem counter and different types of problems. For example, solution, proof and multiple sub-problems.

Example problems 1

4.4 Basic Writing

It also allows to set specific problem id. Provided examples for citations, figures, item listing and tables.

Example problems 2

4.5 Mathematics Problems

Provided examples for writing equations and formulas.

Example problems 3

4.6 Algorithm Related Problems

Provided examples for algorithms, graph drawing and codes.

Example problems 4

5 Installing

First you will need LaTeX. Instructions on obtaining it can be found here: http://latex-project.org/ftp.html

Compiling from the command line will look like the following (Run xelatex example.tex for 3 times to ensure bibliography is correct):

Or you can use TeXShop or a similar native client to typeset the LaTeX file.

This code is distributed under the MIT license. For more info, read the LICENSE file distributed with the source code.

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    \end{problem} \noindent The code for this in the \LaTeX\ document looks like this: \begin{minted}{latex} \begin{problem}{Title Goes Here} Answer Goes Here!!! \end{problem} \end{minted} \noindent Whenever you want to type up a new problem you insert the above code, change the title to give the page and problem number, and type the solution in ...

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    There are comments within the templates that explain the usage of the new macros. See the simple examples for more help. The examples make use of \matlabscript and \scalefig. homework_new.tex - the new template. homework_new_tex.ascii - click here to view homework_new.tex in browser. homework_new_example.tex - an example assignment using ...

  8. LaTeX/Customizing Page Headers and Footers

    Standard LaTeX accomplishes this with a two-stage approach. In the header and footer definition, you use the commands \rightmark and \leftmark to represent the current section and chapter heading, respectively. The values of these two commands are overwritten whenever a chapter or section command is processed.

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    I defined some commands \idnumber and \classname for the ID number and the class name; the \makeheader command typesets the information for these two commands and \author, \title with the desired formatting. The setspace package was used to change the interline spacing. The lipsum package was only used to generate text for the example. Share.

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    Doing Your Homework in LaTeX. It is a common occurrence for other students to comment on my homework whenever I turn it in for one of my classes. The complete LaTeX file (and the pdf output) can be found in my repository, latex-homework-template. View on GitHub. Below are a few screenshots of problems that I've done in the past: Cover page ...

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    latex-homework-template. The LaTeX file that I use as the base for all my homeworks in university. You should follow me on Twitter. Features. Here are just a few features of this homework template. Title page. Problem markers. Configurable problem numbers (see the last 3 problems for an example). Some commonly used math macros. Screenshots The ...

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    header button. It should turn green and open a sidebar. (4)Next to les, you'll nd a drop down menu. Pick upload from computer, and select the homework template. (Feel free to delete the main.tex le.) (5)Rename your le to re ect the assignment! You don't want a whole bunch of Homework Template les.

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    Latex Template for Homework (English/Chinese) | Latex作业模板(中文/英文) - YZ-Cai/LatexHomeworkTemplate. ... Use page headers in each page by default. If want to cancel them, please uncomment line 13 in homework.cls. For example: % % Use Page Header or not % % \def\hmwkPageHeader{1} ...

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