Information about the course, including text, meeting times and places, grading, and homework policies is in the syllabus.
Notes are available here.
May 6: Blank copies of midterm 1 and midterm 2. Note that the final will also include material from Chapters 7 and 8.
April 27: Midterm 2 has been graded. The average score was about 57 (of 129) and the standard deviation 30.
April 27: Solutions for the second midterm.
April 24: Blank copies of past quizzes are available.
March 6: Solutions for the first midterm.
January 30: A video recording of today's class.
January 29: Class tomorrow, January 30, will be on Zoom. You can use this link to join, or the meeting ID 938 0968 2369. There is also an announcement on Brightspace.
January 25: This is an undergraduate advising session for one of my classes. You can ignore this if it is not useful to you.
January 24: A suggestion from Richard Li on understanding why another way to say "P implies Q" is "P only if Q": read the bit about clouds and rain here.
January 18: I mentioned in class advice on learning from the "Learning How to Learn" course on Coursera. I do not mean to suggest that you should rush out and take this course now, but thought the advice to study a little every day was on point. A summary of this course is available on Reddit.