This repository serves as a centralized collection of academic coursework, research efforts, and associated projects spanning multiple institutions. It has been curated to provide a structured and navigable resource for students, educators, and professionals interested in exploring a variety of academic domains. Current contributions originate from the following institutions:
- University of California, Merced (UC Merced)
- University of Southern California (USC)
Each directory is organized to facilitate straightforward access to lecture notes, programming assignments, laboratory exercises, examination materials, and supplemental reference documents.
The repository’s top-level directories are segmented by institution and further subdivided by course and project type. This organizational hierarchy ensures that all materials are logically grouped, simplifying the process of locating specific topics or assignments.
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UC Merced/
Contains coursework, sample assignments, projects, and related materials from the University of California, Merced. The subdirectories are typically organized by course code or academic term, and each course may include:- Assignments (source code, problem sets, solution guidelines)
- Lecture notes and slide decks
- Final and midterm exam preparation materials
- Research project documentation and data
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USC/
Encompasses a range of materials from various USC programs and departments, structured similarly to the UC Merced directory. Expect to find:- Programming labs and coding exercises
- Case studies and research-oriented projects
- Supporting documents such as reference readings or external datasets
Within each university directory, you may also find README files that provide more granular details regarding the nature, prerequisites, and intended learning outcomes of the contained coursework.
This repository is distributed under the terms specified in the LICENSE file. By accessing, using, or contributing to this repository, you agree to abide by the stated license conditions. We encourage reviewing the LICENSE to understand your rights and obligations.
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Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/coursework-repository.git
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Explore the Directories:
Navigate into the relevant university directory (e.g.,UC Merced/orUSC/) and locate the course or project of interest. Each course directory may have its own README or instructional document detailing setup procedures, requirements, and grading criteria. -
Follow Project-Specific Instructions:
Many projects contain their own environment setup scripts, dependencies, or configuration instructions. Refer to the provided README within each project directory to ensure correct installation and execution. This may involve:- Installing required software packages
- Setting up virtual environments or containers
- Running initialization or build scripts
Contributions to this repository are welcome. Whether you wish to update existing materials, add new coursework, or suggest improvements to the organizational structure, we encourage your input. Prior to contributing, please:
- Review the LICENSE file to understand contribution implications.
- Follow the coding and documentation conventions established in the repository’s existing materials.
- Submit proposed changes via a pull request, accompanied by a detailed explanation of the modifications and their intended benefit.
For questions, suggestions, or feedback, please open an issue in this repository. Community members and maintainers will respond as promptly as possible. Should you require more immediate assistance or have inquiries of a sensitive nature, you can contact the repository maintainers through the issue tracker or by referencing the repository’s contact information.