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Having always been fond of graphic design, I found out about LaTeX during lockdown, when we, students, were asked to adapt our workflow. Writing maths on the computer was never a requirement, but I was curious about the ways to achieve this.
I then had the opportunity to develop my skills and discovered the world of Tikz (figures in LaTeX) until I became autonomous when it came to writing complex documents such as the examples below.
Résumés de cours
During my two years of preparatory class in advanced maths, physics and engineering, I produced a number of summaries of my teachers' lectures to help me grasp the concepts covered. Here are some examples of industrial engineering science lesson summaries that I produced from scratch (I mean that I did not copy my teachers' lessons, but reworded them and added value).
Liaisons Pivot
Un mot sur le S.I.C.
I wrote this document from scratch and upon my own needs: I needed a document to clarify some basic and common technological solutions that are useful to know for one of the exams of my preparatory class. You will find many figures and illustrations I imagined.
Matériaux
Here is a final example of an (unfinished) course summary on materials, production and manufacturing processes. I will not be sharing any more documents as I plan to compile them in a book that will be available for sale. There would be no point in providing them all free of charge.