how to add the table of contents to beamer?

Well, for you second question you can check this. For the first one you should ask exactly what you want. The tittle is very general and vague. You should title your question: How I can have the table of contents on the left side on all slides on Beamer? or something like that.

@ Aradnix. Thanks. I mean as the slides go through, one can see the sections and subsections list on the left side, and the current one will be highlighted. I've seen in people presentation, but I couldn't find templates.

@closevoters: The linked question by @Aradnix does only provide a solution for the logo issue, but not for the \tableofcontents issue, so it's no duplicate of that, but I am sure it's a duplicate of another question, but I have not found it ;-)

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Probably this is what you want.

\documentclass[12pt] \usetheme \usepackage \usepackage \usepackage[english] \logo<\includegraphics[height=1cm]> \title[XXXX] \author \institute[AI] [email protected]> % Your email address > \date \begin \begin \titlepage % Print the title page as the first slide \end \begin \tableofcontents \end % PRESENTATION SLIDES \section % %------------------------------------------------ \subsection % \begin bla bla. \end %------------------------------------------------ \begin bla bla \end %------------------------------------------------ \section \begin \begin \label \frac=\frac \left(\left[1-\prod_^\rho(\alpha_ r_,S_, k_)\right]\prod_^\rho(\alpha_ r_,S_, k_)-r_a(t)\right)\end \end %------------------------------------------------ \section \begin \end %---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \end

Here, to bring the Table of Contents on the left side, use the Berkeley theme of Beamer.
Then, to insert a logo use the command \logo<[options]\includegraphics>
Also, you need not include a seperate \frametitle<> , in the \begin environment itself, addition of one more argument does the job. Like this \begin

Highlighting the current section

Scaling the equation to fit the frame: