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A primer in MathML

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Course by: Sunil Kumar Singh

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Summary: This course, as the name suggest, is intended to help authors who want to publish mathematical content on web. The emphasis here is to enable learners to quickly adapt to the extensive mathML markup language and begin writing codes even without a specialized editor, available commerically. The course is presented in the form of a tutorial, which essentially saves on unnecessary details. This tutorial is not intended currently (may be supplemented later with the help coming from others) to be a comprehensive treatment on mathML. The presentation here is restricted to areas which form the basic part of the electronic publication of mathematical content.

Instructor: Sunil Kumar Singh

Institution: Linusx

Course Number: Linusx

This collection contains: Modules by: Sunil Kumar Singh

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