Look here for links to on-line course handouts.

1. Syllabus (.pdf or .ps)

2. Problem set 1 (.pdf or .ps)

3. Problem set 2 (.pdf or .ps)

4. Number theory summary (.pdf or .ps)

5. Linear congruence equations (.pdf or .ps)

6. The Legendre and Jacobi symbols (.pdf or .ps)

7. Problem set 3 (.pdf or .ps)

8. Study guide for the midterm (.pdf or .ps)

9. Solutions to problem set 1 (.pdf or .ps)

10. Solutions to problem set 2 (.pdf or .ps)

11. Midterm examination (.pdf or .ps)

12. Solutions to problem set 3 (.pdf or .ps)

13. Problem set 4 (.pdf or .ps)

14. Problem set 5 (.pdf or .ps)

15. Solutions to midterm examination (.pdf or .ps)

16. Problem set 6 (.pdf or .ps)

17. Solutions to problem set 4 (.pdf or .ps)

18. Problem set 7 (.pdf or .ps)

19. Solutions to problem set 5 (.pdf or .ps)

20. Problem set 8 (.pdf or .ps)

21. Pseudorandom sequence generation (.pdf or .ps)

22. Solutions to problem set 6 (.pdf or .ps)

23. Solutions to problem set 7 (.pdf or .ps)

24. Solutions to problem set 8 (.pdf or .ps)

25. Study guide for the final exam (.pdf or .ps)

Handouts are available in several formats:

• PDF files can be read and printed with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader® software.
  
   
  
  You can also use the X PDF viewer program (xpdf) on the Zoo.
• PostScript files can be sent directly to a Zoo printer with the "lpr" command, and they can be read using ghostview (gv). 
• HTML files can be viewed directly in your browser. However, mathematical symbols do not render properly on all browsers, and heavily-mathematical notes can become unreadable. I will try to verify that any HTML I post renders reasonably using mozilla and firefox, both available on the Zoo. If you are using another browser, your mileage may vary.