FsktmUM Notes-Part-1

Why you need to ask your friends for lecture notes.

This repo has been divided into two parts

• Part 1 -- Sem 1 - Sem 4
• Part 2 -- Sem 5 - Sem 7

File Strutcure

.
├───SEM-1
│   ├───COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND ORGANIZATION (WIX1003)
│   ├───COMPUTING MATHEMATICS I (WIX1001)
│   │   ├───Assignment
│   │   ├───Lecture notes
│   │   └───Tutorial
│   ├───FUNDAMENTALS OF PROGRAMMING (WIX1002)
│   │   ├───Assignment
│   │   ├───Lecture notes
│   │   └───Tutorial
│   ├───INFORMATION SYSTEMS (WIA1001)
│   │   ├───Assignment
│   │   ├───Lecture notes
│   │   └───Tutorial
│   └───THE ISLAMIC AND ASIAN CIVILIZATION (TITAS)
├───SEM-2
├───SEM-3
├───SEM-4
├───SEM-5
└───SEM-6

If the lecture note or tutorial has more than one part

.
├───SEM-1
│   ├───COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND ORGANIZATION (WIX1003)
│   ├───COMPUTING MATHEMATICS I (WIX1001)
│   │   ├───Assignment
│   │   ├───Lecture notes
│   │   │    └───Lecture Notes
│   │   │          └───Set
│   │   │               └───Set (Part 1)
│   │   │               └───Set (Part 2)
│   │   └───Tutorial

Folder naming conventions

The purpose of this is to standardize all the file name and make the user easy to find the lecture notes.

1. Subject Name

   Make sure all the letters are UPPERCASE and followed by the Course Code

   Example

   COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND ORGANIZATION (WIX1003)
   

2. Lecture Notes file name

   Please put your week number. If the Lecture note have many parts, put it in one folder

   Example

   [Week 09] LogicProof Theory.pdf
   [Week 10] Gates.pdf
   

   if you are not sure about which week

   [Week XX] Gates.pdf
   

3. Tutorial, Lab and Assignment file Name

   Please put your week number.

   Example

   [Week 09][Tutorial] LogicProof Theory.pdf
   [Week 02][Assignment] Permutations.pdf
   [Week 07][Lab] Object Oriented.pdf
   

   if the tutorial has answer

   [Week 09][Tutorial][Answer] LogicProof Theory.pdf
   

How to contribute

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D