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A repo for my coursework as a phd masters student at the University of Waterloo in the applied math department, with a specialization in quantum information.

I mostly took courses pretty seriously, but I know grades during a grad degree basically don't matter. For that reason I tried not to spend crazy amounts of time on homeworks, but if I did, chances were I was fiddling with LaTeX, not doing homework. I learned a lot of cool TeX things while writing all these up, like drawing quantum circuit diagrams, plotting functions, and doing things with colors.

Year 1 (2020-2021)

Fall 2020

Course Professor Directory
Numerical Analysis Hans De Sterck num
Advanced Quantum Theory Achim Kempf aqt
Quantum Info. Processing Richard Cleve qip

Winter 2021

Course Professor Directory
Open Quantum Systems Joseph Emerson oqs
Lie Groups & Lie Algebras Da Rong Cheng lie

Summer 2021

Course Professor Directory
Software Verification using Proof Assistants Prabhakar Ragde swv

Year 2 (2021-2022)

Fall 2021

Course Professor Directory
Theory of Quantum Information John Watrous tqi
General Relativity for Cosmology (dropped) Achim Kempf gr

Winter 2021

Course Professor Directory
Logic and Computability (audit) Jason Bell log

Workflow

All my classes thus far have required us to use Crowdmark to submit homework. In order to submit to crowdmark each homework question must be on a new page. To accomplish this I use the pages option on the latex homework template I've been working on. Once I'm finished I run

pdfseparate hwname.pdf hwname-%d.pdf

This separates the pages into their own document and I can upload them individually. Modern life...

A command to run to see which homeworks have given me the most trouble... kind of.

git log --name-only --pretty=format: | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr

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