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ℹ️ About This Site
This website serves as a centralized archive, offering you structured access to a wealth of study materials that I’ve gathered and written in the language of the module (mostly German). It’s designed to provide a clear, organized, and comprehensive resource for anyone interested in the intricacies of computer science, as seen through my personal academic lens. All of these are my personal university notes I took during the semester. If necessary, the website can be translated into any required language using a browser’s built-in translator.
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🔄 Website Update Graph
This graph shows the fluctuating activity on the website over time. It reflects my ongoing efforts to update and improve content, ensuring it remains relevant and informative in the field of computer science.
💡 Why I Built MyUniNotes
MyUniNotes is a personal project that I manage alongside my studies. As a student myself, I am constantly trying my best to understand complex topics. Every explanation, learning material, and summary is carefully handwritten by me with the goal of helping other students grasp the concepts I once found challenging. The idea is that having all important notes on a website makes them accessible from any device with an internet connection. This project is completely non-revenue generating because I believe education should be accessible to everyone.
”Gaining knowledge is the first step to wisdom. Sharing knowledge is the first step to humanity.”
The idea for MyUniNotes came from my own experiences struggling with difficult subjects. I wanted to share the information I gathered and learned in a way that could help others. However, please keep in mind that there may be mistakes on some pages, and I cannot cover every lecture or exercise due to personal time constraints. My primary motivation is to contribute to the academic community and support fellow students in their learning journeys.