LaTeX and Friends
by Marc van Dongen
Publisher: University College Cork 2010
Number of pages: 272
Description:
This book provides computer science graduate (or equivalent) students an introduction to technical writing and presenting with LATEX, which is the de-facto standard in computer science and mathematics. They are presented with techniques for writing large and complex documents and presentations.
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