The Computer Science Notebook is a comprehensive, community-driven knowledge base that bridges the gap between theoretical computer science and its real-world industry applications.
Whether you're a student learning the fundamentals, a professional looking to switch industries, or an experienced developer exploring new domains, this notebook is your companion.
computer-science-notebook/
├── core/ # Core CS Topics
│ ├── programming/ # Languages, patterns, practices
│ ├── systems/ # OS, embedded, cloud
│ ├── ai-ml/ # AI, ML, computer vision
│ └── engineering/ # Architecture, testing, DevOps
├── industry/ # Industry Applications
│ ├── automotive/ # Electric vehicles, safety systems
│ ├── agriculture/ # Smart farming, IoT
│ └── aerospace/ # Navigation, control systems
└── meta/ # Project Resources
├── docs/ # Contributing guidelines
└── resources/ # Books, courses, interviews
- Core CS Fundamentals: Comprehensive coverage of essential computer science topics
- Practical Examples: Real code samples and implementations
- Learning Paths: Structured guidance from basics to advanced topics
- Interview Prep: Curated resources for technical interviews
- Industry Applications: Real-world implementations across different sectors
- Case Studies: Detailed analysis of industry-specific solutions
- Best Practices: Industry-standard approaches and methodologies
- Cross-Domain Knowledge: Learn how concepts apply across different industries
Visit our documentation at: https://afondiel.github.io/computer-science-notebook/
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/afondiel/computer-science-notebook
# Navigate to the project
cd computer-science-notebook
# Install mdbook (requires Rust)
cargo install mdbook
# Build and serve locally
mdbook build
mdbook serve
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Learning Core CS:
- Start with
/core
for fundamental topics - Each topic includes theory, examples, and practical applications
- Start with
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Industry Applications:
- Browse
/industry
for sector-specific implementations - Find real-world applications of CS concepts in different domains
- Browse
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Resources & Meta:
- Check
/meta
for learning resources and project documentation - Find interview preparation materials and study guides
- Check
We welcome contributions from everyone! Here's how you can help:
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Add Core Content:
- Enhance existing CS topics
- Add new theoretical concepts
- Contribute code examples
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Share Industry Experience:
- Add case studies from your industry
- Document real-world applications
- Share industry-specific best practices
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Improve Resources:
- Add learning materials
- Create or enhance documentation
- Share interview experiences
See our Contributing Guide for detailed instructions.
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Content Enhancement:
- Expanding industry coverage
- Adding interactive examples
- Creating comprehensive learning paths
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Technical Features:
- LLM-powered note generation
- Interactive code examples
- Improved search and navigation
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Community Growth:
- Industry expert contributions
- Peer review system
- Community discussions
This project is licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International see the LICENSE file for details.
If you find this notebook helpful:
- Star the repository
- Share it with others
- Contribute your knowledge
- Report issues or suggest improvements
Special thanks to all contributors who have helped make this knowledge base possible. Together, we're making computer science education more accessible to everyone.
As a lifelong learner and advocate for accessible education, I hope this project helps you in your journey. Feel free to reach out with questions or suggestions!
Cheers,
@Muntu