In Jupyter and Juno we can display systems in a prettier way than we are currently doing. Instructions on displaying LaTeX is given here
http://docs.junolab.org/latest/man/info_developer.html

Essentially, one has to define (pseudo code)

function Base.show(io::IO, ::MIME"text/html", G::TransferFunction)
    "\$\\dfrac{$(G.num)}{$(G.den)}"
end

Current docstring contents are not sufficient. Every function, regardless of trivialness, require at least one usage example.

As of now we have only mentioned courses name. Its not of much use because the list is available everywhere on internet.
We need to work on roadmap, difficulty level and pre requisites.

I would like to invite all collaborates to update specific folders readme in order to have a good repo

Thanks

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@akshaykvnit @khush3 @SharathRaparthy @saad2121 @uddeshtople @aayush-fadia @Raj19022000 @KartikP

The documentation of post operators (continuous and discrete) is lacking or misplaced (eg. BFFPSV18 docs is dispersed in ReachSets.jl and reach_blocks.jl). See also this comment.

One place to document what the algorithms are doing is the algorithm's struct. Also all the available options admitted by the algori