We recommend using the document class "book" when writing larger assignment with different chapters in your document. To choose this, simply write the following in your preamble:

\documentclass{book}

Usually when starting a blank project, Overleaf chooses the documentclass "article", so in that case you just replace the word "article" with "book". You can also use this command to specify other settings like paper and font size:

\documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{book}

Overleaf uses default settings if you choose not to specify any settings. Remember to start your document part using \begin{document} and end it with \end{document}. Then organize the document using commands for chapters and subchapters inbetween the beginning and the end.

Task

Insert chapters and subchapters so that you get the following result in your document.

Hint: try using the commands \chapter, \section, \subsection and \subsubsection.

Screenshot from Overleaf showing an example of chapter headings

Hint

Use the commands \chapter, \section, \subsection and \subsubsection.

Suggested solution

Suggested solution to chapter headings

Bonus - unnumberd chapters

Want unnumbered chapters or subchapters? Insert an asterisk/star symbol (*) in the command like this: \chapter*{This is a chapter heading}.