These are lecture notes for Computer Science 132, Geometric Algorithms, as taught by me at Boston University.

• Fall 2015 - current version. This semester the materials were converted to Python 3.4 and the 5th edition of the text. This set is available as the "Fall 2015 Final" release.
• Spring 2015 (4th edition of text, Python 2.7 code) - available as the "spring15-final" release

This course is based on Linear Algebra and its Applications, by David C. Lay, Addison-Wesley (Pearson).

The notes are in the form of ipython notebooks. Demos and most figures are included as executable Python code.

Each notebook can be presented as a slideshow using the very nice package "Live Reveal", https://github.com/damianavila/RISE, by @damianavila. This is how I give the lectures, typically modifying the code during the lecture to illustrate points or explore ideas that come up.

Lecture notes are also available in pdf, as converted using nbconvert.

A separate set of questions, used for in-class peer instruction with clickers, are available on request.