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I might want to contribute comp sci courses to your online university. #5
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Oh, Nice! Thank you for reaching out! Two questions -
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I just tried to attach a .zip file (for one course) to this reply, but it was too big. I haven't used GitHub much. Should I create my own GitHub repository and let you import the files from there? |
I created a private repository for the course files, but the .zip files are too big. The .pdf lecture slides alone are almost always bigger than 25mb zipped up. I found an article on using the command line to upload files >25MB and <100MB. I'll post back when I've tried that. In the meantime, what topics/courses are you most interested in adding to your repo? |
There are a lot of topics (specially core CS topics) which I can cover. But, I don't want to upload things in the repo - I just want to create a collection of links where people can find these courses freely. |
Gotcha. If I put the course material files in a GitHub repo, can you add a link to each .zip file individually?
I downloaded the course materials from college sites, but then I thoroughly organized the files into directories for lectures, exams, assignments, resources, etc. And often renamed the files, such as lec12.pdf --> Lecture 12 Virtual Memory.pdf, etc. Not every time but often.
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There are a lot of topics (specially core CS topics) which I can cover. But, I don't want to upload things in the repo - I just want to create a collection of links where people can find these courses freely.
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I can do it! If you can upload, that will do. |
Mr azminewasi,
Off and on for the last 5 years I've been downloading and organizing course material from all the top computer science schools in the US (plus some from Cambridge (UK), plus McGill, U Waterloo and U Toronto (all in Canada), plus other US schools.
Also grabbed a few physics and math and medical courses, but mostly it's computer science.
I have around 315 sets of course materials: lecture slides, syllabuses, homeworks, source code, handouts, readings, old exams, resources, etc. I'm shocked I have that many - looks like I got obsessed.
All this material was on publicly accessible websites, and I'm not selling any of it.
I tried to attach some pics to show you what I have:
pic 1 course counts by school
pic 2 courses I got from Johns Hopkins
pic 3 details of an OS course from Johns Hopkins
pic 4 topics I have courses for
Are you interested in adding anything I have to your website? Let me know and I'll zip some up (one course per file) and send them your way and you can add them to this site.
Thanks
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