I have not used AI in writing any of my notes or handouts. Any mistakes are 100% on me!
[August 24, 2022] I'm slowly revising the notes - currently, most of the revisions are for the linear algebra notes, though I fix other things on a spot basis if someone points out a typo, or I have an idea for something. I may at some point put some of the exercises I wrote online, but they need substantial work before they'll be ready, so this won't happen anytime soon. (Check the review sheets linked below if you want some practice problems.) I had a number of videos on MU Video, which I took down when I retired because I wasn't sure if I'd be allowed to leave them there. I don't want to put them back up without a lot more work.
The notes are web pages, usually accompanied by PDF files for printing.
I appreciate hearing about mistakes, which I'll correct as soon as I can. Some of the notes are very incomplete; there may be a few worked-out examples, with little exposition.
The Review Sheets contain practice problems with solutions. Usually, there are 3 review sheets corresponding to the three tests I gave during the term, and a final review sheet for the final exam. They are arranged by course, and I'll try to put more of them online in the future.
Note that if you're taking a course, your instructor will probably cover different topics than I did, and will teach those topics in different ways. Be sure you know what your instructor expects!