- Invest your time writing in code and understanding concepts, and not writing theory.
- Except Microprocessor, just copy it as it is. *facepalm*
To access the files, just clone it on your local PC, or fork it if you want to make changes and keep it for yourself.
git clone https://github.com/tusharnankani/sem4-assignments
Ctrl C
Ctrl V- To implement Insertion sort and selection sort Algorithm
- To implement Quick sort , Merge sort Algorithm
- To implement Max min Algorithm
- To implement Dijkstra Algorithm
- To implement Fractional Knapsack Algorithm
- To implement 0/1 knapsack Algorithm
- To implement Longest Common Subsequence Algorithm
- To implement N QUEENS Algorithm
- To implement Sum of subsets Algorithm
- To implement Knuth Morris Pratt Algorithm
Here is my complete DBMS case study: Airport-DBMS
- And it has all the queries, experiment by experiment, in a queries.txt file.
- This subject is outdated and awful, please don't invest your time in it.
- I have just given all the .docx files and the final PDFs.
- To access them, just clone this repository in your local machine and you will get all the files.
- This is super important, I have also created a different repository all together for this: OperatingSystemAlgorithms
- This subject is super interesting, try not to copy the code. This is just for your help.
- Shell Scripts
- Memory Allocation Simulator
- Paging Algorithms
- Scheduling Algorithms
- Page Replacement Algorithms
- Disk Scheduling Algorithms
- Banker's Algorithm
- built with Java, for a better understanding of Operating System.
- And finally, Python.
- It has everything, from theory to experiment, all in Jupyter Notebooks.
- Write the code, take some help from here, and use them completely for writing Theory.
- Again, the notebooks might take some time, so clone it and access them on your local PC, like you use Jupyter Notebooks.