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Complete handwritten notes from PHIL 252-A: The Christian Foundations of Modernity, covering January through April 2026 (30 pages). Traces the development of modern thought through four major philosophers: Pascal (the wager, distraction and diversion, faith vs reason, the human condition), Kant (epistemology, autonomy, rationality and freedom, the five propositions, perpetual peace, republicanism vs democracy), Hegel (dialectics, Sittlichkeit, the owl of Minerva, Aufhebung/sublation, master-slav...

Complete handwritten notes from PHIL 252-A: The Christian Foundations of Modernity, covering January through April 2026 (30 pages). Traces the development of modern thought through four major philosophers: Pascal (the wager, distraction and diversion, faith vs reason, the human condition), Kant (epistemology, autonomy, rationality and freedom, the five propositions, perpetual peace, republicanism vs democracy), Hegel (dialectics, Sittlichkeit, the owl of Minerva, Aufhebung/sublation, master-slav...

Complete handwritten notes from CS 232-B: Operating Systems and Networking, spanning January through May 2026 (43 pages). OS topics include memory hierarchy, file systems (Windows vs Linux), inodes, file access control, processes and threads, semaphores, deadlock and starvation, segmentation, paging, fragmentation, virtual memory, CPU scheduling algorithms (SJF, FCFS, SRTF, Round Robin), and C programming for system calls. Networking topics cover IP addressing, subnet masking, routing, TCP/UDP, ...

Comprehensive handwritten notes from CS375: Artificial Intelligence. Topics include supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning, linear and logistic regression, softmax and cross-entropy loss, overfitting, neural network architectures (FNN, RNN, CNN, MLP), stochastic gradient descent, backpropagation, MNIST and PyTorch basics.