Add the notes from math classes

[Knguyen-dev]

Here are some notes from math classes that we need to make sure are added and listed:

1. Physics 1 and 2
2. Linear Algebra. I mean we have this kind of. We could try to re-create everything in markdown, but the fact of the matter is that I have a notebook of the notes. A good solution would be printing out the notes in a PDF,
3. Discrete Math: I mean, sure. But I think the current notes cover pretty much all you need to know about discrete math which is just boolean expressions, existential and universal claims, one-to-one or onto functions, graph theory and sets.
4. Calculus 1 and 2: I mean yeah sure. I feel that a lot of this could be something that you can easily look up or something? Also the notes I have are so old for this, that I don't think they'd be good to put in the repo. They probably wouldn't help me.

[Knguyen-dev]

Add statistics notes once the class is over. I think you can migrate the statistics notes from google colab and the ones from stat-s350 here. Though I'd like you to focus more migrating the stats-350 notes over though since those seem a lot more important.

• Physics E&M is completed. The first couple of 6.002 Circuits and Electronics has been done as well.
• Linear algebra is about 60-70% completed.
• For course-level notes, like things that you'd learn in a formal or course-like manner. I find that using google docs is a better experience. However for short-medium sized write ups, you can have that in a markdown file.

[Knguyen-dev]

Linear Algebra is almost completed. I doubt you'll be able to complete Calculus 1 and 2 notes, as those are mostly handwritten. It'd take quite a bit of planning especially with the fact that we want discrete notes to be done as well.

[Knguyen-dev]

Statistics isn't fully completed, but all of the contents are now on google docs. The only thing mainly is to reformat the latex to be readable.

[Knguyen-dev]

Also the discrete math notes are looking prety good. Though we're still adding to them when learning about the algorithms and whatnot.