Entering university was not an easy transition. I have suffered anxiety back then, and I still do.
However, I have realized that periodically summarizing what I have learned in class is a fantastic way to both review for midterms and finals and enhance comprehension for these courses.
Thus, I initiated to put my notes together after writing them on an iPad (Yes, I take hand-written notes, just on an iPad) so that I can grasp the structure of the course contents which helps me to understand. Some of the notes are in LaTeX (for mathematics, for example), some of the notes are in Markdown (for computer science, for example. It is rather convenient for me to take notes through Markdown in many occasions), some of the notes are just handwritten (I probably did not organize them because I am lazy).
The life here is kinda crazy, so it is no doubt that I intend this project to be enjoyed by all people if they were of any help (hopefully they do). However, more importantly, it is a great opportunity for me, myself, to keep track of what I have done, and allow myself to use these notes whenever I want (especially away from a local machine).
To help both me and you to navigate, the table of contents is presented below. The format will be as follows:
Course Code (Course Name) (Credits)
- Year 1 (7 courses, 47 credits)
- CPSC 110 (Computation, Programs, and Programming) (4)
- CPSC 121 (Models of Computation) (4)
- FREN 101 (Beginners' French) (3)
- FREN 102 (Beginners' French) (3)
- SCIE 001 (Science One) (27)
- STAT 200 (Elementary Statistics for Applications) (3)
- WRDS 150B (Writing and Research in the Disciplines) (3)
- Year 2 (Ongoing)
- CPSC 210 (Software Construction) (4)
- ECON 101 (Principles of Microeconomics) (3)
- ECON 102 (Principles of Macroeconomics) (3)
- MATH 223 (Linear Algebra) (3)
- MATH 226 (Advanced Calculus I) (3)
- CPSC 213 (Introduction to Computer System) (4)
- CPSC 221 (Basic Algorithms and Data Structures) (4)
- ECON 301 (Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis) (3)
- ECON 319 (History and Philosophy of Economics from Ricardo to Keynes) (3)
- ECON 326 (Introduction to Econometrics II) (3)
- ENGL 110 (Approaches to Literature and Culture) (3)
This list and course notes will update after each term ends (around December, April, and August).
The template for the LaTeX is from a generous contributor on Overleaf: https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/math-notes-template/kfqdrzrzpvvk