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We provide a link to an Overleaf Template that can be copied/saved and used
for those without the ability, interest, and/or knowledge to install things
locally.
This is a link to an overleaf project with some instructions and a backup of the Calc
sequence homework files. Note that this isn’t necessarily maintained, so to get the
most recent files you should visit the actual page and append “.tex” to see the actual
code in use, but the included code in overleaf gives a decent place to start and look
through existing content.
Also be aware that overleaf does not support sage, so any randomization should be
debugged on a sage (python) server. There are a bunch of public servers available, so
Googling something like “online sage compiler” should get you access to
one to check if your code works. That being said, a local install of LaTeX,
sage, and sagetex would be ideal since you can debug everything locally and
in-line.