Guide To Practical Implementations of Theoritical CS Concepts
The repository is organized by the course name. Each course has its own folder and each folder has its own README.md file with a description that will guide you to the proper way to contribute as well as understand what is taught in your theoritical computer science course.
Courses Available
- [x] C
- [x] Digital Logic
- [x] OOP
- [x] DSA
- [ ] [Microprocessor]()
- [ ] [DBMS]()
- [ ] [OS]()
- [ ] [CN]()
How to contribute
View CONTRIBUTING.md file for more information. You can contribute to this repository in several ways:
- Contribute by completing the assignments and projects in the respective course folder.
- Contribute with Tasks: Create a new task in the respective course folder that is relevant to the course. Check repo to see how other task are written and opened as issues.
Issues
If you do not find the issue you are looking for, please create a new issue after reviewing the repo. Check Contributing.md for more information and Join Task Discussion if you have any queries related to tasks.
If you're contributing in the month of October, you can also participate in the Hacktoberfest event. Once you're registered there and have merged PRs with us, you'll be eligible to receive a free SWAG from BOSC. Note: Only the Top 3 contributors will be eligible for the BOSC-SWAG, this Hacktoberfest-2024
License
This repository is licensed under the GPL3 License. See LICENSE for more information.
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