First notes posted

I've just revised notes for Monday's lecture. Those for Wednesday's lecture will probably be available later today. If you've found the site, you've probably discovered that there are two ways to find the notes.

1. The recommended way: Go to the Schedule page and click on the lecture for a particular day. If the notes for that day's lecture have been revised, you'll find a link to them there. You'll also find anywhere from 0-5 associated readings. Except on days that are designated for case studies, I won't expect you to necessarily read and digest everything that's in them. They're provided for your information and as resources you may find useful as you develop your final project.
2. The not recommended way: Go the the Notes page and click on the title of a topic that sounds interesting. This is not the recommended way, because the notes that are there get revised during the course of the semester. Right now there are a bunch that I haven't looked at in nearly 2 years. When they show up through the Schedule page, you can be sure they're up to date.

Either way, I recommend reading the notes on-line to save paper. The HTML version is probably a little easier to read on-line than the PDF, which you get by clicking on the little icon. But the conversion software I use sometimes screws up the figures, so you may want to take a look at the PDF if you want to examine any of the figures closely. If you decide to print the notes, you should definitely print the PDF version (and use both sides to save paper).