During my studies at HKUST, I've typed some of my notes from lectures in LaTeX and Vim, largely inspired by Giles Castel's blog post. These notes case be found on my Github here.
These notes are mostly for math courses, as some professors don't have typed notes, making it hard to revise. Since almost all of these notes are typed in class, there might be some mistakes and typos. Also, some of these notes might be incomplete, so use with caution. The courses I've typed notes for include:
| Courses |
|---|
| COMP5712 - Combinatorial Optimization (midterm onwards) |
| MATH3322 - Matrix Computation (midterm onwards) |
| ENM251 (at UPenn) - Differential Equations |
| MATH5311 - Advanced Numerical Methods I |
| MATH5312 - Advanced Numerical Methods II |
| SOSC2990 - Developmental Psychology |
For typing these notes, I use Neovim and the vimtex plugin. I've also made heavy use of snippets to allow me to keep up with the professor's teaching speed. Previously, I was using UltiSnips and Giles' original math snippets, but I've since moved on to LuaSnips, since starting my own LunarVim fork.