Are there any syllabi or reading lists for this course?

If you have been reading the handbook, that should be sufficient, as the course follows it as a reference. Most all of the other reading is tied to the lessons for each day and will be given when you receive the pre-course material.

So as Matt has noted below, reading our newest edition of the handbook (linked on the homepage) is a great start in doing some self-studying. If you are looking for a list of books that are good to read that are relatable to our material, I am more than happy to give you a few titles to buy?

I'd appreciate additional book suggestions too!

Please see latest forum post!