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FeDeX_LaTeX
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Hello,
I didn't know where else to post this so I thought I would post this here.
I don't know a huge amount of LaTeX but I find it generally quite easy to use. However, if I were to write a CV, do you think it would be worth putting down that I am able to program in LaTeX? Would it be unnecessary to write this? Would that knowledge simply be assumed if I had a maths degree?
Furthermore, is it really considered a skill to be able to use it? I say this because I found it relatively easy to pick up just by looking at what other members did when they used it, before learning about other functions.
I didn't know where else to post this so I thought I would post this here.
I don't know a huge amount of LaTeX but I find it generally quite easy to use. However, if I were to write a CV, do you think it would be worth putting down that I am able to program in LaTeX? Would it be unnecessary to write this? Would that knowledge simply be assumed if I had a maths degree?
Furthermore, is it really considered a skill to be able to use it? I say this because I found it relatively easy to pick up just by looking at what other members did when they used it, before learning about other functions.