These are notes and summaries of my classes based on my professors' lectures and notes. I write them as a study method and in order to keep everything neatly in one place, rather than across different files and handouts. I also like to add extra material or things I find interesting, because it keeps me motivated when studying.
At the moment, there are files for 3 of my past classes, and one for a current class, which I am working on and will keep updating until the end of the semester.
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CS101 : Advanced Information, Computation and Communication I (Latest PDF)
This is a summary of the theory seen during the class. It was meant as a revisions material, summarizing the theory and demonstrations, rather than a cheatsheet.
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MATH101 : Analyse I (Latest PDF)
Je résume certaines notions que je n'ai pas bien comprises et j'ajoute des techniques et formules qui n'ont pas été abordées en cours mais qui me semblent utiles.
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MATH111 : Algèbre linéaire (Latest PDF)
Ces résumés sont basés sur le cours et expliquent des notions que je ne maîtrise pas bien. J'ai aussi rajouté des astuces et des erreures fréquentes lorsque je fais les anciens examens.
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COM102 : Advanced Information, Computation and Communication II (Latest PDF)
I have decided to start compiling notes I take after the classes to better understand and review the material.
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CS214 : Software Construction
These are not regular LaTeX notes, instead I started making summaries of the notions I'm supposed to know using Obsidian. The format is markdown, so anyone should be able to read them without the app.
These notes are really short summaries of key points of the Scala programming language, that we had to learn in class.
Should you find any mistake, whether it is grammatical, ortographic or theoretical, do not hesitate to contact me! Suggestions are welcome too and I only wish to improve and learn more.
You can use this material and modify it as long as you credit my work. I wish you all the best in your studies!