Evaluating results for a seminar paper, a bachelor’s or master’s thesis, or a scientific publication often forces students to present large amounts of data in a consistent and suitable way. This is a complex task and problems often arise. Finding out how best to solve them can be a long and frustrating process. For this reason we would like to discuss some tips and rules, and show packages and other tools that help with presenting evaluation results and data in general.

The tools of our choice all come from the LaTeX world, but the rules naturally apply to other tools as well. The talk shows a selection of LaTeX packages that make presenting data easy. Only little prior knowledge of LaTeX is needed to follow the examples. The examples are designed to be as simple and self-explanatory as possible.

The talk will be in German or English, as preferred.