TEcomps

Third Year Computer Engineering Experiments

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❕This repo is still under construction❕

so I'm sorry if anything is out of place or weird or anything, I'm still working on getting everything in the right place. Suggest improvements by adding it as an issue

For Reference Most of the codes available can be found in the master branch. But in case it isnt, check the subject specific branch for any still-in-progress codes. But beware, the codes inside branches are usually there because they are still either being reviewed or are incomplete and need more changes.

For Contributions

I'm under an MU-affiliated college so I'm uploading my curriculum.

Contrubutions open, feel free to add your versions, or parts that are in your curriculum. Check out open issues if you're not sure what you can contribute to.

• Fork this repo
• Go to the branch of the subject that you're contributing to. If it doesn't exist, create a branch with the subject name
• In the branch, go to the folder for the topic that you're contributing to. Example: if you're adding a crc code, go to Computer-Networks branch > Computer Networks > Cyclic Redundancy Check > drag and drop your file in
• If you've created a new subject branch, make sure to add a main folder with the subject name, then add your topic folder inside containing your file. I know it seems like a lot of steps but when updates from this branch are merged with master, they'll stay organised only if there is a proper folder system in place
• Make sure you credit yourself either in the file name or somewhere inside the file as a comment
• Make your pull request to add the branch to this repo. Do not add any files to main branch, that makes it difficult to keep master organised and maintained

Please use appropriate folders and file names while contributing.

Branches

Master is final updates that won't have further updates.

All other branches are to make updates and edits for files under specific subjects.

For example, if I'm working on a new code for assembly, it goes under microprocessor branch. If the code is completed with no further updates required, a pull request is made comparing microprocessor branch with master so that all finalized files are updated to master.