The course notes can always be found here at the top of the page. (Last revision: Sat Dec 07.)
If you're interested in typesetting math, the system I use to make my handouts is called LaTeX, and it can be downloaded for free (in Windows format) at http://www.miktex.org. If you own a Mac (system OS X) or a Linux computer, you already own a copy of this program, as it's been a standard Unix program for about 20 years. And for our purposes, the key point is that under any system, LaTeX can produce pdf output that is ideal for online homework submission.
LaTeX is well worth learning, if you have some free time; it's used for manuals and technical reports throughout nerd-dom. For self-study, I highly recommend the LaTeX book by Leslie Lamport, which you can purchase here.
Click on the link in the "Sections covered" column for a copy of the slides for the day; click on links in "Extra slides" for other stuff displayed that day; and click on the link in the "Video" column to watch the lecture on YouTube.
| Date | Sections covered | Extra slides | Video |
| Wed Aug 20 | Intro, 1.1-1.2, 2.1-2.2 | Video |
| Homework: | 20% |
| Exam 1: | 14% |
| Exams 2 & 3: | 18% each |
| Final: | 30% |