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🎓 Pain is temporary, GPA is forever.

Note: This repository is archived and read-only. It serves as a historical record of coursework completed between 2014-2018.

📚 34 courses · 📝 147 assignments · 📄 1,113 pages · 💻 9 languages · 🎓 BS/MS Computer Science

Missouri S&T Campus Circuit Board

Four years of computer science education distilled into one repository. From writing "Hello World" to implementing chess AIs—this is the complete journey through Missouri S&T's CS curriculum.

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Notes

Four years of LaTeX-typeset coursework — math, diagrams, and code rendered properly. Available in four cuts:

Document Pages Size Description
Curated 284 8.3 MB Best of the best
Notes 473 5.7 MB Lecture notes and study materials
Assignments 498 17 MB Homework with solutions
Complete 1,113 26 MB Everything

Coursework

Foundational

  • CS 1001 Data Structures Lab Practical lab for CS 1510. C++, shell, LaTeX, Qt.
  • CS 1200 Discrete Mathematics Formal logic, set theory, proof techniques, induction, combinatorics, probability, relations, functions, matrices, graph theory.
  • CS 1510 Data Structures Lists, trees, heaps, hash tables, graphs.
  • CS 1570 Introduction to Programming Object-oriented design in C++. Syntax, operators, control flow, memory management, functions, file I/O, arrays, pointers, classes, templates, inheritance, polymorphism, exceptions.
  • CS 1580 Introduction to Programming Lab Practical lab for CS 1570. Debugging and testing.
  • CS 2200 Theory of Computer Science Computability, regular and context-free languages, recursively enumerable languages, P, NP, NP-completeness.
  • CS 2300 Databases Disk organization, index structures, B-trees, hash tables, ER models, relational models, relational algebra, SQL.
  • CS 2500 Algorithms Recurrence relations, algorithm analysis, dynamic programming, greedy methods, shortest-path, spanning trees, maximum flow.

Systems & Software

  • CS 3001 Professional Skills Development Technical presentations.
  • CS 3100 Software Engineering I Software lifecycle: requirements, design, implementation, management, testing.
  • CS 3200 Numerical Methods Finite difference interpolation, numerical differentiation/integration, linear systems, nonlinear equations, differential equations.
  • CS 3500 Programming Languages and Translators Compiler/interpreter design. Syntax, variables, expressions, types, scope, functions.
  • CS 3800 Operating Systems Concepts, structure, mechanisms. Processes, concurrency, memory management, scheduling. Unix emphasis.
  • CpE 3150 Micro/Embedded Design Machine organization, interface design, C and assembly programming, real-time embedded systems.
  • CS 4096 Software Systems Development Teams prototype, deploy, and maintain software systems.
  • CS 4099 Undergraduate Research Control flow graph analysis.

Graduate

  • CS 5200 Analysis of Algorithms Algorithm analysis techniques applied to sorting, backtracking, graph algorithms.
  • CS 5201 Object-Oriented Numerical Modeling Object-oriented modeling for scientific applications. Class library development for mechanics and engineering.
  • CS 5400 Artificial Intelligence Search, heuristics, game trees, knowledge representation, reasoning, computational intelligence, machine learning.
  • CS 5401 Evolutionary Computing Evolutionary algorithms, genetic programming, fitness functions, selection strategies, mutation, recombination.
  • CS 5402 Data Mining Classification, clustering, association analysis, data preprocessing, outlier detection.

Math & Statistics

  • Math 1214 Calculus I Limits, derivatives, integration.
  • Math 1215 Calculus II Integration techniques, sequences, series.
  • Math 2100 Foundations of Mathematics Proof techniques.
  • Math 2222 Calculus III Multivariable calculus, partial derivatives, multiple integrals.
  • Math 3304 Differential Equations First-order and higher-order linear ODEs, Laplace transform, systems of linear equations, physical applications.
  • Stat 3117 Statistics Probability, distribution theory, statistical inference. Applications to physical and engineering sciences.

Physics & Engineering

  • CpE 2210 Introduction to Computer Engineering Binary numbers, truth tables, Boolean algebra, Karnaugh maps, combinational/sequential logic, CMOS, programmable logic devices.
  • Phys 1135 Physics I Mechanics: kinematics, dynamics, statics, energetics.
  • Phys 2135 Physics II Electricity, magnetism, light.
  • Phys 2311 Modern Physics I An introduction to quantum mechanics, atomic physics, and solid state physics. Topics include historically important experiments and interpretations.

Humanities

  • Phil 3225 Business Ethics Ethical frameworks in business contexts.
  • Psyc 1101 Psychology 101 Psychological principles and behavior.

Teaching

  • CS 1570 Lab Assignments (Lab 08, Lab 15)
  • CS 1570 Modern C++ Lecture (C++11/14 Features)
  • Missouri S&T Satellite Team Git Tutorial
  • ACM iOS Development With Swift 4 Presentation

Side Projects

  • bolt — iOS timer app with minimalist design
  • clc-tally — iOS app for tracking student headcounts at the Computer Learning Center

Technologies

Language Files Usage
C/C++ 821 Core coursework, systems programming, numerical modeling
Python 263 AI, data mining, automation
Swift 63 iOS apps (bolt, clc-tally)
Shell 57 Build scripts, automation
SQL 21 Database projects
MATLAB 16 Numerical methods
JavaScript 13 Web frontends
R 7 Statistics

Tools: Make, CMake, Git, LaTeX, Doxygen, Xcode, Flex/Bison

Repository Structure

src/           Course directories (cs1570-intro-to-programming, etc.)
latex/         LaTeX notes and teaching materials
review/        Course evaluation documents

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • macOS/Linux (tested on macOS)
  • g++ or clang++ with C++17 support
  • make
  • python3 and pip (for AI/data mining courses)
  • Optional: brew install boost (for cs4099 research project)

Build & Run

The repository has a unified build system. From the src/ directory:

cd src

# Show all available commands
make help

# Install dependencies (boost, progressbar2)
make install

# Build all courses
make build-all

# Build a specific course
make cs5400-build

# Run targets in a course
make cs5400-run

For individual projects, you can also build directly:

cd src/cs5400-artificial-intelligence/puzzle-series/2018-sp-a-puzzle_1-isgx2
make
make run

Contributors

  • Tim Ott
  • Ian Howell
  • Claire Trebing
  • Zachary Wileman
  • Michael Schoen
  • Abdirahman Ahmed Osman
  • Adam Evans
  • Eric Michalak
  • Michael Harrington
  • Deacon Seals
  • Luke Parton
  • Hunter Mathews
  • William Thurman