Computer Science @ KU Leuven

All important course material I created for my Computer Science degree at KU Leuven.
This repo includes most (non-trivial) exams I have taken, as well as other useful material (summaries, notes, exercises, etc.).

Content

BSc

• KU Leuven campus Kulak Kortrijk (/KULAK)

  Semester	Courses
  B1S1	Analyse & Calculus, Beginselen van Programmeren, Conceptuele Natuurkunde, Fundamenten voor de Informatica, Wiskundig Redeneren
  B1S2	Lineaire Algebra, Statistiek, Technieken voor Wiskundige Analyse
  B2S1	Automaten & Berekenbaarheid, Elektrische Netwerken, Gegevensstructuren & Algoritmen, Informatieoverdracht en -verwerking, Numerieke Wiskunde
  B2S2	Declaratieve Talen, Wijsbegeerte
  B3S1	...

• Exchange semester @ DTU - Technical University of Denmark (/DTU)

  • Deep Learning
  • Operating Systems
  • Discrete Mathematics II: Algebra (groups, rings and fields)
  • Introductory Economics
  • Machine Learning

MSc

• Master of Engineering: Computer Science (Leuven)

Getting started

LaTeX resources

There is always a .pdf file accompanying each .tex file. In case you want to compile the LaTeX files yourself, you can follow the instructions below.

LaTeX setup

1. Make sure you have a LaTeX distribution installed. You can use TeX Live (cross-platform), MiKTeX (Windows), or MacTeX (macOS).
2. Use a dedicated LaTeX editor like TeXstudio, or install the incredible LaTeX Workshop extension for Visual Studio Code that I recently started using (you get Copilot completions this way!).

Templates

Templates for DTU are included in all folders (dtuarticle.cls, dtulogo.pdf, etc.). Kulak templates, on the other hand, can be installed from here. This repository also contains fantastic instructions on how to set up your LaTeX environment on your machine.

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Obsidian Notes

Some notes were created using Obsidian, which uses Markdown files. A normal MD renderer will not display the notes correctly. If you want to view or edit these notes, you can use Obsidian as follows:

Installing Obsidian

1. Go to the Obsidian website.
2. Download the installer for your operating system (Windows, macOS, or Linux).
3. Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

Installing packages

I used the following community plugins in Obsidian:

• Dataview
• LaTeX suite
• Extended MathJax (for custom preamble.sty)

Opening the vault

After installing Obsidian, you can open the vault by selecting "Open folder as vault" and choosing the corresponding folder in this repository. Normally, the .obsidian folder is loaded, too, which should automatically enable the correct plugins. If not, you can enable them manually via Settings > Community plugins.