This slide set demonstrates features of the GC3 Beamer theme, including: 1) Using dummy text and math equations like integrals on slides. 2) Highlighting code blocks and text in different colors. 3) Inserting part dividers and adding vertical space between paragraphs. 4) Using environments like "exercise" to typeset exercises and questions. 5) Including clickable web links and references to additional materials.

1. A Very Wonderful Slide Set
for the Benefit of the
Audience
Or: How to Demo the GC3 Beamer Theme
A. U. Thor <a.u.thor@uzh.ch>
05/04/2013

2. The title of this slide can take up to two lines
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing
elit.
– dummy text
– dummy text
No slide is a real slide without some math:
x/2 =
1
0
ydy
and a (clickable!) web URL: www.uzh.ch
A Wonderful Slide Set University of Zurich, GC3: Grid Computing Competence Center 05/04/2013

3. A part divider slide

4. Features available in gc3.sty
# blocks of Python code
def factorial(n):
if n > 0:
# with highlight too!
return n*factorial(n-1)
else:
return 1
Highlighting works in normal text as well, and in
different colors .
The + command inserts separates paragraphs with
more vertical space.
University of Zurich, GC3: Grid Computing Competence Center A Wonderful Slide Set 05/04/2013

5. More features from gc3.sty
Environments for typesetting exercises, questions, and
references to additional material.
Q: How do you typeset an exercise?
Exercise A: Use begin{exercise} and
end{exercise} to typeset an exercise.
See also: The README.md file in this directory.
To use the optional features, insert this in the LATEX
preamble:
usepackage{gc3}
University of Zurich, GC3: Grid Computing Competence Center A Wonderful Slide Set 05/04/2013