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aoc

Helping Santa get back before Christmas! Advent of Code 2019

asciidoodle

assg_04_1d_queuedequevector

Assignment 4 - CS1D - Queue Deque and Vector - due 2/19

assg_05_cs1d_binarytreeadt

Assignement 5 Tree ADT

assg_08_1d_doublehashing

assignment number 8 for CS1D

assg_09_1d_dictionaryskiplist

assg_gitgood_cmpm120

1) Install git locally (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. Mac OSX and Linux systems should already have it installed Windows users should use git bash (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site., which emulates a *NIX terminal 2) Start a local test project and do the following tasks: i) Initialize a repository ii) Add some content (Can be code, doesn’t have to be.) iii) Commit that content iv) Branch and commit some more content v) Merge that branch back into master vi) Make a new branch and intentionally cause a merge conflict vii) Resolve that conflict 3) Make a GitHub (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. account. This is a professional account, choose a sensible / presentable user name. If you register with your UCSC email (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. you can get a nice amount of free hosting and other trial offers, including unlimited private repositories on GitHub. 4) Make a remote repository on GitHub Upload your test repository from Step 2. Play around. Make some changes, try uploading branches other than master. Try making a change through the Github website and pulling it down to your local machine. 5) Look up an open source project you use. https://github.com/showcases (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. Check out their game engines, web games or .js game engines sections https://github.com/trending (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. https://github.com/photonstorm/phaser (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. Check out the project’s current issues. How do they resolve pull requests? Can you get a sense of how contributions are evaluated in this community? How is the community organized? How is the repository/project organized? Turn in: A link to your test repository. It should have some small piece of content, at least one new branch, and several commits. A short (~1 paragraph) write up of question 5, profiling some open source project.

billygo

Get him up and get him to work!

bootstrappersonal

cmpm163_homework_1

cmps121

Repo for CMPS121 Mobile Applications Projects and Assignments

cmps121assignments

cmps160

CMPS160 Computer Graphics in WebGL

conwaygl

Conways Game of Life in C++ and Open GL

cs1d-groupproject_1

First group project for CS1D Fall 2015

cs1d_groupproject_2

The second group project for CS1D

cs3a_sc_emulator

Simple computer emulator for CS3A (Machine Code).

delayedsnake

A game of snake but the inputs are delayed by some amount of steps.

hexboard

jsfxr

Dead easy game sound effects generator. A port of sfxr to HTML5.

marbelousunity

minesweeperforms

Getting familiar with VS, CS and Windows Forms

opengl

personalpage

projectbaa

CMPM 120 Team Assignment

pylib

A python library of personally developed code for algorithms, searches, sorts, etc.

sdl_opengl_engine

stringart

tebaker.github.io

My personal page. With all my hopes, dreams and accomplishments!

tubesolver

AI agent for solving "Water Sort" puzzle game on phone