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NAME

EMAIL

(This person is a corresponding author)

NAME

EMAIL

(This person is a corresponding author)

(HERE YOU WRITE A DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE - TELL WHAT THE COURSE IS FOR, SUMMARIZE WHAT IS COVERED, PROVIDE ANY RELEVANT INFORMATION… ETC)

(OPTIONAL: INCLUDE BULLET POINTS OUTLINING TOP-LEVEL HEADERS)

• USE THIS SIZE FOR TOP-LEVEL HEADERS
• TOP-LEVEL 2
• TOP-LEVEL 3
• Tutorial Description

USE THIS SIZE FOR TOP-LEVEL HEADERS

NEXT HEADERS

AND SO ON

TOP-LEVEL 2

TOP-LEVEL 3

Course Description

A course is basically a syllabus and contains the units that will be covered in the course. Metadata in the header for the course includes: title, abstract, tags , prerequisites (by course or by topic), skills, requirements, and version/compatibility tags.

(BELOW THIS TEXT WILL APPEAR A LIST WITH THE CONTENTS OF THE COURSE IN SYLLABUS FORM AS LINKS)

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