CS major bandwagon of open-sourcing their coursework for more GitHub
contributions, or something. Oh oops, was I not supposed to say that? CS majors,
man.
Backup of my homework files and practice exams for my UCLA COM SCI 131 class, taken Spring 2023 with Professor Carey Nachenberg. All handout files (like assignment specs and solutions) are already publicly available on the course website, which also contains TA lecture notes, links to the lecture slides, and specs and solutions to the quarter-long project where we built an interpreter for Brewin, a custom language.
This information is also publicly available on the syllabus.
| Category | Weight | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Project #1 | 10% | (graded on correctness) |
| Project #2 | 10% | (graded on correctness) |
| Project #3 | 10% | (graded on correctness) |
| Homework | 10% | (graded on effort only) |
| Midterm | 25% | Open book & notes |
| Final | 35% | Open book & notes |
Each Homework X/ started as its own repository. This was kind of overkill and
is the reason I have 9 private repositories that are just separate backups I'll
never touch again. This was the primary motivation for bringing everything
together into one large backup.
Within each of the Homework X/ directories, we have:
src/: Markdown source of my submission as well as code files used to answer some of the questions.submission.pdf: The exported version of my Markdown source. These are the files I submitted to Gradescope.CS_131_HW_X.pdf: Original handout file. Unfortunately the links on the homework page redirects to a Gradescope submission page, so it's impossible to recover the assignment spec unless you happened to be enrolled in the class and saved the file before making a submission.CS 131 HW X (Solutions).pdf: Official solution file.