As featured in Math Values as a guide for beginners on getting started with using only the best typesetting language for writing mathematics. This guide covers everything from using packages, to plotting 3-dimensional curves in space. 

My first exposure to LaTeX was in Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations where my professor made a comment about it being more professional and versatile than other word processors / typesetting languages. I took it as a challenge to learn how to write up my homework, and I was amazed at how easy this was to do with templates in Overleaf. I managed to submit my final two assignments for the class using LaTeX.

I then managed to completely forget about how useful Overleaf was until taking Abstract Algebra with Dr. Pamela Harris. She strongly encouraged everyone taking the course to learn how to use LaTeX/Overleaf, especially those of us who were going to pursue a higher education in mathematics. It was for those classmates as well as future student that I wrote my guide to writing homework assignments in Overleaf.