Logic for Linear Algebraists: 150 minutes of logic for proof writing

Section A.3 Style

1. use the appropriate LaTeX template for the course;
2. adhere to mathematical style conventions, such as:
   1. using math mode for math symbols,
   2. writing sentences that do not start in math mode,
   3. not writing “two-column” proofs reminiscent of a high school geometry class,
   4. using aligned equations when a string of equations is too long for a page,
   5. using inline equations for minor mathematical manipulations,
   6. using appropriate LaTeX environments (proof, prop*, example*, etc);
3. discern when to write an example instead of a proposition and proof;
4. adhere to the conventions of grammar;
5. write clearly and concisely in a way that does not obscure the logic or mathematics.