These are my course notes from all the classes I took during my time at Cornell University. Eventually, all of my notes will be processed from a handwritten format into LaTeX.
For now, this repository is rather incomplete, with relatively few courses available out of the many I have taken thus far. I will add more later as I get time. Stay tuned through December 2017! My long-term vision for this is to have an open-source repository that contains all of my course notes off of which anybody can study (and hopefully learn CS completely from the start).
All diagrams, technical and otherwise, were rendered by hand using a section of 92-brightness 8.5"x11" letterpaper and a chiseled thin-tip black marker (this was xkcd-inspired). Everything else was done using the native LaTeX environment provided by any reasonable standard distribution. These diagrams were integrated using the standard graphicx package. This allows the original files to be ported very easily to almost any system.
Please feel free to contribute to this by forking and making a pull request; I will review your notes, your description, and then add your notes as long as you comply with the Privacy Policy! If there is repetition between courses, we can try to merge together the notes the best we can to create a more complete version. I will keep a list of current and past contributors on this README.
I request that all notes are completed in LaTeX for consistency purposes (and easier management, since all .tex files are stored as ASCII plaintext). Please try to use a modular approach as shown in the CS-3110 folder.
These are the course notes that I have processed into LaTeX from a handwritten format thus far:
CS 3110: Functional Programming and Data Structures(in progress)
Current contributors:
- Chirag Bharadwaj
Past contributors:
Please actively ensure that the professor whose course your notes are based on is completely okay with you publishing a detailed version of his/her/its course content online for non-commercial purposes. Notes that do not have express written permission to be published here WILL be taken down to comply with Cornell's Code of Academic Integrity, unfortunately.
These notes and this repository are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 License. Some rights reserved. This means that this information is publicly viewable by all, editable locally by all, and allowed to be reuploaded elsewhere by all, as long as the original author(s) is(are) attributed. You may not use ANY part of this repository for commercial purposes.
Copyright © 2013-2015 Chirag Bharadwaj, Class of 2017