From beginner to never end.
This work-in-progress (WIP) project aims to provide free and open source education to the world. The project exists primarily as a course of courses to cover several fields and topics. Today, education and knowledge are expensive, proprietary, or low in quality. The Free and Open Education Project (FOEP) voluntarily devotes time to organize existing educational information and knowledge into a platform that everyone is able to use and improve. Our project holds no biases against any field or discipline as long as the information is publicly accepted or formally verified. We do not condone false information or manipulation of sources.
The documentation exists under license with the cited courses and external materials existing out of license. Only the source code and documentation exist under license as the listed courses and materials are owned by the owner. So as a disclaimer, all courses and published works hyper-linked from this project have no legal relation nor are this project endorsed by the hyper-linked projects.
Contributors should use issues through GitHub to submit suggestions of bugs, features, etc. (The addition of materials or resources count as a feature request.) All contributions must be formally submitted via pull requests (PR). The PR will be reviewed for merging as timely as possible. Please contact the maintainers of this project if your issue or PR has not been dealt with in a timely manner. Also, a GitHub account is not required for submission or suggestions. In the case that you do not have an account or do not want to create one, the maintainers can forward your suggestion or requested submission via email to GitLab's issues or pull request. This will not be as dealt with as timely, so creating a GitLab account is highly suggested for contributions.
The courses are organized by hyper-links to videos, series, documentation, manuals, PDF, books linked with an ISBN, and much more. A variety of topics that will be covered over including information technology, mathematics, programming, and more. The preferred method of documentation is LaTeX (.tex) or markdown (.md).