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A bundle of scripts and templates to use beamer-LaTeX to generate slides and a manuscript from the same stack of LaTeX files.
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OHAI!

this is a template for lectures, making use of latex, beamer, and pgf/tikz. It produces lecture notes and lecture slides in roughly one go.[1] It makes use of make, bash, and (of course) latex to achieve this.

== How to Start ==

We have prepared a neat (yet unfinished) installation script. It is found in bin/initLecture.sh. It copies the necessary files, creates links to our files and may even initiate titles, dates and such. Furtermore you get some templates thrown in for free.

== License == The License is the MIT License, until further notice.

== Open Topics ==

  • Produce PDF-files, that are named differently, based on the lectures name. (Students' request, they get confused, if all lecture materials have the same file name. Understandable, if you ask me.)
  • make makedepend recursive

[1] Given you know honed your LaTeχ skill in the past, it should be not to difficult to get started.

== Contributors ==

This packet is collaborately developed by members of the Max-Planck Institute in Magdeburg and the University of Siegen. Namely:

  • Jens Saak
  • Lars Fischer
  • (the guy whose name I do not recall) <<<<<<< HEAD ======= =======

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