tcs-suffering

Notes from subjects taught on the Theoretical Computer Science course at Jagiellonian University.

Currently, this repository contains notes for the following:

• dyskretna – Discrete Mathematics (Matematyka Dyskretna)
• systemy-operacyjne – Operating Systems (Systemy Operacyjne)
• mpumy – Probabilistic Methods in Machine Learning (Metody Probabilistyczne w Uczeniu Maszynowym)
• aatl – Algorithms in Algebra and Number Theory (Algorytmy Algebry i Teorii Liczb)
• probabil – Probabilistic Methods in Computer Science (Metody Probabilistyczne Informatyki)
• modele – Models of Computation (Modele Obliczeń); incomplete
• licencjat – Final exam for the licencjat degree; incomplete

Releases

You can find the latest generated versions of the documents available for download at the "PDFs" GitHub release.

Contributing

Here's a quick primer on how to work on the notes in the repository:

• Clone the repository
• Install LaTeX (if you are on Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install texlive-full will do the trick)
• Run ./build-one.sh {subject} to build the PDF for the subject
• Get your pdf from ./build/{subject}/main.pdf
• Make your preferred changes to the files in the {subject} directory
  • When creating new subjects, it is strongly suggested to copy the example directory and adapt from there – also don't forget to add it to this README
  • Also please familiarize yourself with the common packages placed in the (intuitively named) common directory
• Repeat the build process until you are satisfied with the result

When you are ready to contribute your changes:

• Verify that the build script doesn't fail prematurely (does it output succesfully compiled {subject} at the end?)
• Run ./format.sh {subject} to reformat all the documents with latexindent
• Fork the repository, push your changes and submit your pull request to the main repository.
  • More details about creating pull requests are available in the GitHub documentation.
• Don't forget to add a funny "Ponton" nickname to the titlepage ;)

License

All the notes are provided under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.