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README.md

SysCom Problem Types

Please refer to the corresponding folders for exact problem statements and instructions

Level 0

  • Customize your desktop environment using tools (For example: Rainmeter for Windows)

  • Submissions in the form of images

  • Within the folder corresponding to the Level (i.e. Level1) create a folder with the same name as your username and include in it the following

    • A screenshot of your customized desktop, ensure that you run neofetch or some equivalent tool in a window included in the screenshot.

Level 1

  • Run the Standard "Hello World" Docker

  • After installing and running the following command :

    docker run hello-world

    Upload the screenshot of the Docker.

  • Within the folder corresponding to the Level (i.e. Level1) create a folder with the same name as your username and include in it the following

Level 2

  • Create a Simple custom shell that implements the functionality of the following basic commands from scratch in any programming language(C, Python, etc):

    • cd

    • mkdir

    • touch

    • Open file in any text editor (For example: nano, gedit in Linux/MacOS and notepad or notepad++)

  • Within the folder corresponding to the Level (i.e. Level2) create a folder with the same name as your username and include in it the following

    • All the files required to run your submission

    • A README.md file detailing exactly how to run your program

    • If possible the associated virtual environoment (e.g. the venv folder if you are using python)

Level 3

  • Build your own Version Control (a clone of Git or svn) using any programming language (C, Python, Java, etc)

    • Repository

    • Commit

    • Commit chaining.

    • Branch

  • Within the folder corresponding to the Level (i.e. Level2) create a folder with the same name as your username and include in it the following

    • All the files required to run your submission

    • A README.md file detailing exactly how to run your program

    • If possible the associated virtual environoment (e.g. the venv folder if you are using python)