Resources from my 4th semester

A couple of assignments in my 4th semester had me producing things that I think the web might be able to use. I didn’t put a ton of time into preparing some of these for the web nor can I guarantee accuracy, but:

• From Discrete Mathematics (EECS 203)…

  • Chapter 1 summary - covers basic logic stuff.
  • English ways to express conditionals
  • Exam #1 study guide - Covers propositions, operations, conditionals, quantifiers, inference, and sets.
  • Exam #2 study guide - Many of my classmates and I collaborated on this. Contains information on counting, big-O notation and the like, probability, counting, Bayes’s Theorem, and more.
  • Final exam study guide - This thing was beautiful. Even my professor helped! From the Google Docs page, you can download it in any format you like (HTML, PDF, Word document, etc.).

• I made my own personal LaTeX document for doing math homework. You can adapt it for your use (eg, remove my name). (Also available in plain text format.)

• All of my notes from Math 216, differential equations - disorganized and some plain text might be garbled, but mostly scanned notes that might be useful.

• I compiled a list of quotes about emperor Tiberius from the ancient Roman historians Suetonius and Tacitus. I used only a handful of these in a paper.

• I made a study guide which contains summaries of some important people/events in Roman history after the Julio-Claudian emperors.

• I attended a Michigan Hackers talk on the Facebook API and took some notes which you might find useful.

Except where noted otherwise (or clearly not by me), these resources are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License.

Enjoy!