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Courses and Lecture Notes in Number Theory  - Compiled by Keith Matthews.
A Collection of Lecture Notes - Various topics by Franz Lemmermeyer.
A Self-learning Package in Elementary Number Theory - By Yui-Kin Ng, King-Shun Leung and Yiu-Kwong Man: Hong Kong Institute of Education. Report on the design and implementation.
Course Notes by Jim Milne - Algebraic number theory, Class field theory, Algebraic Geometry, Elliptic Curves, Modular functions and forms, Abelian varieties, Etale Cohomology. TeX, DVI, PS and PDF.
Elementary and Algebraic Number Theory - Course Notes by Ivan Fesenko, University of Nottingham. PS, PDF.
Elementary and Analytic Number Theory - Lecture notes by William Chen, used at Imperial College, University of London (PDF).
Elementary Number Theory - Lecture notes by Michael Filaseta, University of South Carolina, Fall 1997 (PS).
Elementary Number Theory - Lecture notes by Nigel Byott, University of Exeter (DVI,PDF,PS).
Elementary Number Theory -- A Lightning Course - Notes by Jeremy Teitelbaum.
Expositions and Notes - Topics in Sieve Theory and Combinatorial Number Theory. Ben Green, Trinity College, Cambridge.
Introduction to Number Theory - Lecture notes by X.-D. Jia, Southwest Texas State, 1996.
Introductory Number Theory - Lecture Notes by Don Rideout, Memorial University of Newfoundland. PDF and Maple worksheets.
Lecture Notes by John Cosgrave - Courses in Number Theory at St Patrick's College, Dublin.
Lecture Notes on Elementary Number Theory - By John Cremona, University of Nottingham (PDF, PS).
Math Courses at UIC - Course handouts, lesson plans, and other resources compiled by Dan Bernstein.
Notes on Elementary Number Theory - By Bruce Ikenaga, Millersville University (PS).
Number Theory Tutorials - Topics include divisibility and primes, Euclidean algorithm, and Bertrand's postulate.
Paul Garrett's Lecture Notes - With exercises and course material. Topics include Algebraic Number Theory; Automorphic (Modular) Forms, Representations, L-functions.
Using Mathematica in a Course on Number Theory - By Kenneth Kramer, Queens College (CUNY). Abstract with text in PDF.
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