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A collection of Problem Templates was developed to aid in the writing of new problems.

Basic WeBWorK Problem Templates

**Sample Problems**
Problem	Description	Source code
A first problem	This sample problem shows the basic structure of a WeBWorK PG problem file and how it is constructed.	add
A second problem	This sample problem shows how to write three commonly used problem types: formulas making use of more of the MathObjects Formula functionality, multiple choice, and string entry problems.	add.
A third problem	This sample problem shows how to write problems that include simple dynamically generated graphs.	add
A fourth problem	This sample problem illustrates the basics of how to use PGML commands to layout a question.	add

Templates by Subject Area

The Templates by Subject Area contains a collection of templates organized by subject area. Some shortcuts are listed here for your convenience.

Macro file examples

Macro_file_template

Index of Problem Coding Techniques

Problem coding techniques are listed in alphabetical order on the Problem Techniques page.

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+A collection of '''Problem Templates''' was developed to aid in the writing of new problems.
-A collection of '''Problem Templates'' was developed to aid in the writing of new problems.
+== Basic WeBWorK Problem Templates ==
+{| border="1" cellpadding="8" align="center"
+|+ '''Sample Problems'''
+! Problem !! Description !! Source code
+|-
+| [[SampleProblem1|A first problem]] || This sample problem shows the basic structure of a WeBWorK PG problem file and how it is constructed.  || ''add''
+|-
+| [[SampleProblem2|A second problem]] || This sample problem shows how to write three commonly used problem types: formulas making use of more of the MathObjects Formula functionality, multiple choice, and string entry problems. || ''add''.
+|-
+|  [[SampleProblem3|A third problem]] || This sample problem shows how to write problems that include simple dynamically generated graphs. || ''add''
+|-
+|  [[SampleProblem4|A fourth problem]] || This sample problem illustrates the basics of how to use PGML commands to layout a question. || ''add''
+|}
+== Templates by Subject Area==
+The [[SubjectAreaTemplates|Templates by Subject Area]] contains a collection of templates organized by subject area. Some shortcuts are listed here for your convenience.
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Algebra|Algebra]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Trigonometry|Trigonometry]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Precalculus|Precalculus]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Differential Calculus|Differential Calculus]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Integral Calculus|Integral Calculus]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Sequences and Series|Sequences and Series]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Parametric Equations and Vector Parametric Equations|Parametric Equations and Vector Parametric Equations]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Multivariable Differential Calculus|Multivariable Differential Calculus]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Multivariable Integral Calculus|Multivariable Integral Calculus]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Vector Calculus|Vector Calculus]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Differential Equations|Differential Equations]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Linear Algebra|Linear Algebra]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Complex Analysis|Complex Analysis]]
+* [[SubjectAreaTemplates#Graphing|Graphing]]
+== Macro file examples ==
+[[Macro_file_template]]
+==Index of Problem Coding Techniques==
+Problem coding techniques are listed in alphabetical order on the [[:Category:Problem Techniques|Problem Techniques]] page.
+[[Category:Authors]]