This is a custom Latex template based of the Latex template of SeniorMars: https://github.com/SeniorMars/dotfiles/tree/master/latex_template. I have simply added a list of equations and some customs commands used in some of my mathematics and physics courses.

Importing the package into latex

To import the common.sty, you can use one, two or three as a package option. This will simply let the common.sty know how far the current latex file you are working on is. (Basically how many cd .. should you do to reach common.sty). You can also use the argument extra-page to have extra pages after the end of each problem.

\documentclass{report}
\def\package_import{..}
\usepackage[one]{\package_import/common}

Setting up the table of equations

For the equation list to appear properly, you first need to have \let\cleardoublepage=\clearpage before creating the document. After, inside the \begin{document} block use:

\maketitle
\newpage

\begingroup
\let\cleardoublepage\relax
\let\clearpage\relax
\tableofcontents
\endgroup
\newpage
\begingroup 
\let\cleardoublepage\relax
\let\clearpage\relax
\listofmyequations
\endgroup

You will then be able to use \tonote{equation}{Name of equation} to add equations to the equation list.

Using the homework boxes template

The homework template is pretty simple. It allows to copy the question and then answer them right after, making for a nice and easy to read document. To create the question box the command \hwq{Name of the question}{Question text} is what you use. If the question/problem doesn't have subquestions, you can directly use the \sol{Solution text} command to enter your solution. For subquestions, use \hwsq{Current section number}{Subquestion text}{Subquestion solution text}.

Now to setup the header of your pdf: (You will need to add a space after the course name if you want it to look nice!)

\defcourse{Name of the course }
\defassignnum{Number of the assignment}
\startassign{Your name}

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