Welcome to Julian Drangosch's GitHub repository dedicated to documenting the journey through the MIT Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) curriculum via MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW). This repository serves as a comprehensive record of coursework, projects, notes, and resources used throughout the self-study program.
The website for the degree of Computer Science and Engineering can be found here
The repository is organized into directories corresponding to each course in the MIT CSE curriculum. Each course directory contains:
Syllabus.md: An outline of the course, including objectives, topics covered, and any relevant links to the MIT OCW page.
Lecture Notes: Notes taken during lectures, organized by date or topic.
Assignments: All assignments and projects completed for the course, including problem sets, code, and reports.
Exams: Practice exams and solutions, where applicable.
Resources: Additional materials such as textbooks, research papers, and external links that were helpful for the course.
The repository follows the structure of the MIT CSE curriculum, the full curriculum can be found here
Here is an overview of the courses:
2024 - 6.0001 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in Python - OCW Link 6.100L Fall 2022
Each course directory will be updated as progresses is made through the curriculum.
Feel free to explore the contents of each directory to gain insights into the coursework and projects. Here are some guidelines on how to navigate the repository:
Start with the Syllabus.md: Each course has a Syllabus.md file that provides an overview of the course structure and links to the official MIT OCW course page.
Review Lecture Notes: Organized by date or topic, these notes capture key concepts and important information from the lectures.
Check Assignments: This folder contains all the work done for the course, including code and written reports.
Practice with Exams: If applicable, the Exams folder contains practice exams and solutions to help test your understanding of the material.
Utilize Resources: The Resources folder includes supplementary materials that can provide additional context or help deepen your understanding.
This repository is primarily for personal use, but if you have suggestions or resources that might be helpful, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request. Collaboration and knowledge sharing are always welcome.
The contents of this repository are licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
For any questions or discussions related to this repository, please contact Julian Drangosch at [email protected].
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