Data Structures and Algorithms Notes
Introduction Pardon the dust, this is being rewritten. These notes are on the COP3530 Data Structures and Algorithm class with the excellent Professor Kapoor at the University of Florida as well as on Abdul Bari’s DSA Course on Udemy . What I have learned from each has been compounded into one living document. If you are interested in Abdul Bari’s course but want a bit of a taste for it, there is also a free YouTube version that is consolidated ....
Calculus Notes
Calculus Notes Preface The Calculus I and II topics follows the AP Calculus BC course on Khan Academy. Most problems/solutions are taken from the quizzes, videos, and examples and as such are taught better than they are here. A small amount are ones I came up with to illustrate my point and some additional notes are outside the initial scope of AP Calculus BC but are useful for more advanced math which at the time of writing I am interested in....
My Love for Data Hoarding
Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family. Kofi Annan Recently I was asked what I do in my free time, and among other things, I named my love for what is known as “Data Hoarding.” This piqued the interest of the person who asked and I went onto explain what data hoarding entailed. Once they understood, they were confused about the appeal of data hoarding....
A WIP CAS Written in Rust
Introduction This project can be found here on my GitHub. At FLVS we have a Coding Club which I am apart of. The club does a lot of things, but every once in a while we do club projects, where we work on something as a group or individually, then present the project. I had a lot of Ideas for this upcoming project, but as I was preparing for my ACT, specifically the Math section, I was quite annoyed that a CAS wasn’t allowed on the test....
Adventures with Gentoo: A Guide
I began my Linux adventure with Ubuntu when I was 12 years old. My first computer ran Windows XP, it was a 2004 Dell computer with an Intel Core Duo. I used Linux out of necessity, Windows 10 was far too laggy and Linux just ran so much faster. Once I got a bit nicer hand-me-down computer, I ran Windows for some time again. I did this because I enjoyed playing video games, and also enjoyed Office 365....