Electronics and Computer Engineering Resources

Welcome to the Electronics and Computer Engineering Resources repository! This collaborative project aims to compile essential resources, lab sheets, syllabus information, and more for both Electronics and Computer Engineering students. Whether you're studying circuits or algorithms, this repository is designed to be a comprehensive resource hub for students, educators, and professionals.

If you want to skip to contents directly, follow the folowing links:

Electronics Communications and Information Engineering (BEI)

Computer Engineering (BCT)

These resources aren't complete yet. We rely on the contributers for the resources. So please contribute. It helps yourselves and the users of this repository greatly.

You can find this repository on github from this link: Main Repository

Currently this repository is hosted using github pages at this website: Hosted link

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Getting Started
3. Browse disciplines
4. Contributing
5. Folder Structure
6. Copyright Notice

Introduction

This project started with the mindset of retyping and compiling the lab sheets, and clearing up the convoluted course structure of Electronics Engineering. Now, we have strong emphasis on adding many important information and resources related to both Electronics and Computer Engineering.

We have adopted the model of iterative refinement by the community to keep the resource materials up to date, and error free. Every viewers and users of this resources can benefit from the high quality materials that are iteratively refined by the community. You can fork this repo and make a pull request in order to make contribution to this repo.

Getting Started

In order to view this repository, you can just browse this markdown document, following the hyperlinks that guide you to the resource you want.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from both Electronics and Computer Engineering enthusiasts! Please follow our Contribution Guidelines to ensure smooth collaboration. If you're new to contributing to open source, check out our New Contributors Guide.

You can contribute in following ways:

1. Improving the spelling, grammar or formatting.
2. Adding any subject, and the contents.
3. Adding syllabus and lab sheets.
4. Adding some extra resources (without violating copyright).
5. Suggesting improvement on this repository.

Folder Structure

The folder structure of this repository looks like this:

Root
|
+-- Subjects
|   +-- Subject
|       +-- syllabus.md
|       +-- labs.md : A md document for linking al labs for the subject.
|       +-- Labs
|           +-- Lab-sheet-i.md
|
+-- Departments
|   +-- BCT.md  : A markdown document for course structure for BCT
|   +-- BEI.md  : A markdown document for course structure for BEI
|   +-- Dept-extra : A folder for more department-specific resources.
|       +-- nth-sem-tips.md
|
+-- extra-resources
    +-- Softwares
    |   +-- a_software.md : Installation guide for a software.
    |
    +-- Subject
        +-- Resource for that softwares.

Disciplines

• Electronics Communications and Information Engineering (BEI)
• Computer Engineering (BCT)

FAQs

Some of the frequently asked questions are:

1. Will this stay relavant after the new course is implemented in IOE?

   • We are compiling the resources, and the core resources do not change.
   • By iterative refinement model, our repo will adapt to the change in the course structure.
   • The change in course takes time to take effect. The things here as it is will stay relavant for 3 more years to come. After that small tweaks will make them just as relavant to new course students.

2. Why should I contribute to this repository?

   • This a collection of all the resources that you need as a Electronics or Computer Engineering student in IOE, all together. Since, this repository is not complete, contributing helps to speed up the completion. Remember, every contribute matters.

3. Why should I contribute to this repository?

   • A resource repository of this nature is not so common. We are hosting this repository so that everyone gets easy access to this, and for free. To make that dream possible, you should contribute to this repository.

4. Why should I contribute to this repository?

   • It will help you gain more clarity on the subject matter. Also, contributing to an open source is one of the best way to make your portfolio better.

Copyright notice

This repository is distributed under MIT License.
Copyright © 2023 Krischal Khanal

More on: The license file

Thank you for contributing to the Electronics and Computer Engineering Resources repository! Together, let's build a universal resource for the diverse community of students and professionals.

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