University lecture notes from fellow students
University lecture notes written by students who sat the same course, searchable by university, module and subject, with preview pages for each PDF.
Slides rarely tell the whole story. Good lecture notes capture the examples worked on the board, the hints about the exam and the links between topics, which is exactly what you miss when you're ill, have a timetable clash or couldn't keep up.
In the preview, check whether the notes add something to the slides: examples, explanations, a summary at the end of each chapter. The description should name the module and university.
Notes from a previous year are still valuable for structure and explanations. Double-check details such as definitions and formula conventions against your current materials.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find notes for my module?
Search for the module name as it appears in your course catalogue, the broader subject or your university's name. Filters for language and page count narrow things down.
Are notes from an earlier year still useful?
Usually, for structure and explanations. Courses change, so check definitions and conventions against what your lecturer uses this term.
Can I find lecture notes in English?
You can filter by language, but most notes are currently in German. English notes for a specific course may not be online yet.