I don't consider myself good at math, physics, or programming, but I have learned a lot from exchanges online, so I wanted to share my solutions and approaches as I work through this book, and possibly have some discussion for those interested. At this point, things are still very simple, but I thought that the particular tools and approaches people have might be an interesting spin on things. I don't think I'm good at this, but it's been pretty satisfying getting as far as I have, and seeing some of the connections between different fields of math, physics, statistics, optics, differential equations, and so on.

I picked this book because it's available for free here: https://archive.org/details/griffiths-introduction-to-quantum-mechanics