This website is a collection of my notes written during my time in university. Here you can find lecture notes, lab resources, topic notes and general articles I have written over the years.

As you may know, I use Obsidian with a focus on atomic notetaking where concepts are split into bite sized pieces and linked together to create an expanding web of knowledge.

Feel free to use this website to assist with your studies or to share it with your peers. A lot of time and effort went into writing my notes and making this website, so I would really appreciate hearing from those who have found use out of it.

Use the sidebar to browse everything, or the search bar to look for something specific. The categories below jump straight to the top-level Content Maps for each area.

Content Maps

A content map, otherwise known as a Map of Content (MOC), is a centralised note that contains links to other related notes.

Categories

Browse everything: All MOCs · All Units

About This Website

I have always believed in idea that knowledge is meant to be shared. If you don’t know, I have been using a Google Drive since 2025 to share my University notes around. That Drive was difficult to navigate, required you to download files to view them, and were written in Markdown; making it hard to read without a tool like Obsidian.

I decided to make this website to make it easier for others to access these notes in the way they were intended; with quick links between related concepts and with my formatting and CSS styling preserved. I am using Quartz, a site generator that converts Markdown content into html, to process my notes written in Obsidian.

This is not the first website I have used to display my notes. Quartz has been around for many years, and even back in High School, myself and several peers hosted our notes on websites like this for others to access. Maybe one day, I might get my old website active again, if I ever manage to fix it.

About Me

I am currently a mechatronics engineering student interested in the fields of mechanics, electrical engineering and computer science.

I began using Obsidian in 2023, when it rose in popularity in my HS cohort for notetaking. Over the years, I have refined my note taking ability and gotten more experienced with using Obsidian and thus my notes from then to now have changed a lot, both in structure and intent.

Contact

If you have any queries or spot a bug on the website, send me a message through discord at staydetermined_