Here are some resources sorted by General resources, UCLA courses, UCLA courses listed in reverse chronological order, UCSB courses listed in reverse chronological order. Additional Resources are listed at the end.
General
How to study for a mathematics exam
UCLA (By Course)*
*A work in progress as of February 2023
Math 1 (Precalculus)
Math 31A (Calculus I / Differential Calculus)
Math 31B (Calculus II / Integral Calculus / Sequences and Series)
Math 32A (Calculus III / Multivariable Calculus / Vector Calculus)
Math 32B (Calculus III / Multivariable Calculus / Vector Calculus)
Math 33A (Linear Algebra)
Math 33B (Ordinary Differential Equations)
Math 151A (Applied Numerical Methods)
Math 151B (Applied Numerical Methods)
UCLA (Reverse Chronological Order)
Winter 2023: Math 151B
Winter 2023: Math 33B
Fall 2022: Math 151A
Fall 2022: Math 151B
Summer 2022 C: Math 151B
Summer 2022 A: Math 151A
Spring 2022: Math 151A (Graduate Student Instructor)
Winter 2022: Math 151A (Graduate Student Instructor)
Fall 2021: Math 151B
Summer 2020: Math 1
Spring 2020: Math 151A
Winter 2020: Math 33A
Winter 2020: Math 32B
Fall 2019: Math 31AL
Fall 2019: Math 33B
Summer 2019 B: Math 31B
Summer 2019 A: Math 1
Spring 2019: Math 33A
Spring 2019: Math 33B
Winter 2019: Math 31B
Winter 2019: Math 32B
Fall 2018: Math 1
Fall 2018: Math 32A
Summer 2018 A: Math 1
UCSB (Reverse Chronological Order)
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Summer 2017 A: Math 4B
Spring 2017: Math 4A (Birnir)
Winter 2017: Math 104A (Chai)
Fall 2016: Math 104A (Atzberger)
Summer 2016 B: Math 117
Summer 2016 A: Math 4B
Spring 2016: Math 6A
Spring 2016: Math 6B (Chen)
Spring 2016: Math 6B (Guo)
Winter 2016: Math 4B
Fall 2015: Math 4A
Summer 2015 B: Math 4B
Spring 2015: Math 3B
Winter 2015: Math 3B
Fall 2014: Math 3B
Additional Resources
Paul’s Online Math Notes: http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/
- Free notes, examples with solutions, practice exercises with solutions, practice exercises without solutions for Algebra (UCLA Math 1 equivalent), Calculus I (UCLA Math 31A and 31B equivalent), Calculus II (UCLA Math 31B and 32A equivalent), Calculus III (UCLA Math 32A and 32B equivalent), and Differential Equations (UCLA Math 33B equivalent).
Math with Dr. Claire: https://www.youtube.com/@DrClaireMath/
- YouTube math channel covering topics in college algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, multivariable calculus, and linear algebra.
Passion Planner: https://passionplanner.com
- Free downloadable planner with yearly, monthly, weekly, and daily views as well as passion roadmaps and monthly reflections. Printed planners are also available for purchase.
The Academic Society Grad School Toolkit: https://the-academic-society.teachable.com/p/grad-school-toolkit
- Free toolkit to help you plan your life as a graduate student. This was a very helpful resource for me when studying for qualifying exams.