Education
Learning in Games: Evolutionary Game Theory
MIT
A pure LaTeX Beamer lecture deck. White pages, boxed theorem environments, Computer Modern math, and zero decoration — academic signal at its most unfiltered.
Design System
Color Palette
White
#FFFFFF
Backgrounds
Black
#000000
Text / math
MIT Cardinal
#750014
Institutional accent
Frame Gray
#B0B0B0
Box rules / footers
Typography
- Headings
- Computer Modern (LaTeX default) frame titles
- Body
- Computer Modern with full mathematical notation; similar to CMU Serif
- Notes
- Itemized proofs and definition boxes; slide numbers bottom-right.
Visual Style
AcademicMinimalRigorousUnstyled
Layout
Beamer frames: centered title page, then flush-left frame titles over itemized content and displayed equations.
Imagery
None — payoff matrices and strategy diagrams only.
Charts & Data
Line-drawn game trees, replicator-dynamics phase plots, and payoff tables.
Source
Frequently Asked Questions
- What colors does MIT use in its presentations?
- MIT's MIT 14.126 Lecture uses a 4-color palette: White (#FFFFFF) for backgrounds, Black (#000000) for text / math, MIT Cardinal (#750014) for institutional accent, Frame Gray (#B0B0B0) for box rules / footers.
- What fonts does MIT use in its slides?
- Headings: Computer Modern (LaTeX default) frame titles. Body: Computer Modern with full mathematical notation; similar to CMU Serif.
- What is the presentation design style of MIT?
- The deck's visual style is academic, minimal, rigorous, unstyled. Beamer frames: centered title page, then flush-left frame titles over itemized content and displayed equations.
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