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Here is your basic starting page = 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.

{{{#!latex
Einstein developed the famous equation for converting matter to energy.
\begin{equation}
   E = MC^2
\end{equation}
}}}

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}

MyStartingPage (last edited 2024-05-13 19:15:49 by scot)