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| Welcome to the temporary starting page for the Computing Wiki. I'll be adding content shortly. | Welcome to the Computing Wiki of Dr. A. This wiki is here for his classes and for personal projects. |
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| This wiki includes the ability to add | * OnlineClasses contains links to Intro to Word Processing, Intro to Spreadsheets and Intro to Databases including general and specific FAQs. * UsingLatex contains information about different LaTeX tools and templates for you to get started with. These will be especially useful for any of my upper division computing classes. * ComputerTerms is a collection of definitions and explanations written during my own studies. This wiki includes the ability to add <<latex(\LaTeX)>> inline, such as the symbol for complex numbers <<latex(\usepackage{dsfont} % $$\mathds{C}$$)>>. The following is an example of including LaTeX in a page format. |
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Einstein developed the famous equation for converting matter to energy. \begin{equation} E = MC^2 \end{equation} |
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Dr. A |
Computing Wiki
Welcome to the Computing Wiki of Dr. A. This wiki is here for his classes and for personal projects.
OnlineClasses contains links to Intro to Word Processing, Intro to Spreadsheets and Intro to Databases including general and specific FAQs.
UsingLatex contains information about different LaTeX tools and templates for you to get started with. These will be especially useful for any of my upper division computing classes.
ComputerTerms is a collection of definitions and explanations written during my own studies.
This wiki includes the ability to add <<latex(\LaTeX)>> inline, such as the symbol for complex numbers <<latex(\usepackage{dsfont} % $$\mathds{C}$$)>>.
The following is an example of including LaTeX in a page format.
Einstein developed the famous equation for converting matter to energy.
\begin{equation}
E = MC^2
\end{equation}