bryanracic/opencsnotes

OpenCSNotes

Why?

Github is actually a great ad hoc solution for sharing notes.

• Other students can create pull requests or place issues for errors
• Some classes require unique unicode characters which rarely are contained in a single font
  • (Information for installing specific fonts & further details can be added as needed in a centralized place)
• The current notes can be accessed plaintext from any location with minimal setup and zero installation
  • (Most CS / Engineering majors are already familiar with using Github)

Intro to Program Design Abstraction & Probelm Solving [CS215]

Spring 2017 Semester

Instructer Kevin Joiner

Complete semester notes, still needs better formatting and organization

Notes are my own interpretation of Professor Joiner's lectures & my personal experience

Intro to Software Engineering Techinques [CS216]

Fall 2019 Semester

Dr. Yi L Pike

Semester notes are still being actively developed.

Notes are my own interpretation of Dr. Pike's lectures & my own personal experience

Discrete Mathmatics [CS275]

Fall 2019 Semester

Dr. D. Manivannan (Mani)

Rosen, Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications

Semester notes are still being actively developed. NOTE:

Logical symbols are in extremely varied sections of the Unicode Standard Most fonts have limited install space and only contain a selection of Unicode Characters https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1938639/monospace-unicode-font# Review of these notes may require installation of a font that supports these specific Symbols My reccomendation is "Evertype" (www.evertype.com) as it's readable, simple to install & monospaced

Notes are my own interpretation of Dr. Manivannan's lectures, textbook information, & my own personal experience

Design of Logic Circuits [EE280]

Fall 2019 Semester

Dr. Jeffrey Ashley

Brown, Vranesic, Fundamentals of Digital Logic

Coming Soon....

I need a way to visualize gate logic & circuit design in text

Notes are my own interpretation of Dr. Ashley's lectures, textbook information, & my own personal experience