This is my personal repository to keep updated and in sync among my devices my notes from my University master courses. I try to keep it updated during lectures time and I use this notes to study before exams, as an extended summary of the courses content.
All the content in this repository is NOT official material from courses or lectures, and should NOT replace the official material given by professors to fully study or comprehend a subject. In some notes are included images or snippets from the professor's notes. These are PERSONAL NOTES taken by a STUDENT in order to STUDY better, they are not surely 100% correct and can contain imprecisions and omissions. Do not rely only on this to prepare an exam, they are not surely 100% correct and can contain imprecisions and omissions. Do not rely only on this to prepare an exam.
I take and organize my notes in LaTeX and then compile them to PDF, in order to read them and share them easily. I include here the source .tex file and the compiled PDFs.
I think I'll waste my effort to write them if I'm the only one to use these notes. So here they are. But remember: use these at your own risk. I strongly suggest to not use only this to prepare an exam, let alone understanding a subject.
I'll list here all the courses I've attended during my master degree in Computer Science and Engineering at Politecnico di Milano, and of which are present my notes:
- Data Base 2
- Formal Languages and Compilers
- Principles of Programming Languages
- Software Engineering 2
- Distributed Systems
- Foundations of Operative Research
- Model Identification and Data Analysis
- Advanced Computer Architectures
- Computing Infrastructures
- Formal Methods for Cuncurrent and Real Time Systems
- Computer Security
- Advanced Algorithms and Parallel Programming
- Data Management for the Web
- Computer Ethics
- Can't stress this enough: DO NOT RELY SOLELY ON THESE NOTES TO PREPARE EXAMS
- Feel free to modify these notes, but to change the GitHub version, contact me (I respond in both english and italian)
- Feel free to redistribute these notes, with these additional notes included
Good luck with your exams.