Skip to content

Index

Active

SEMESTER 1: ACTIVE CONTENT

This folder contains all my current academic work, including practicals, assignments, and study materials for the BSc Computer Science program (SEM-I) at Acharya Prafulla Chandra College (APC).

Current Status: * Actively Updated: New code and materials are added following the college schedule. * Technologies: Primarily focusing on C Programming and R Programming.

Explore More: * See my other projects on my Portfolio * Follow my development journey on GitHub

Files and sub-folders in Eduincs Exam.

Folders

No. Folder Name Link
1 Assignment Primary Open Folder
2 Assignment Secondary Open Folder
3 Eduincs Exam Open Folder
4 Internal Practice Open Folder
5 Khurapati Idea Open Folder
6 Letusc Open Folder
7 Practice C Open Folder
8 Temp Open Folder
9 uition C Open Folder

Directory Structure

To keep the repository organized, the C and R programs are divided into specific categories based on their origin and purpose.

C Programming

  • /assignment-primary/: Core college assignments and standard problems.
  • /assignment-secondary/: Additional or extended college assignments.
  • /internal-practice/: Code written for internal exam preparation.
  • /practice-c/: General, day-to-day C programming practice files.
  • /tuition-c/: Programs and problem-solving exercises completed during tuition classes (files prefixed with APC-PRAC, APC-S, etc.).
  • /EduInCS Exam/: Specific code solutions for exam papers organized by date.
  • /letusc/: Chapter-wise exercise solutions from the textbook "Let Us C".
  • /khurapati-idea/: Experimental code, logical tests, and out-of-the-box ideas.

R Programming

  • /R/: Contains all R-related coursework, split into:
  • /Code/: R script files (.r) for practicals.
  • /Material_PDF/: Study materials and reference documents for R.

How to Find a Specific Code

  1. Identify the Category: Determine if the code was an assignment, a textbook problem, or a tuition exercise, and navigate to the corresponding folder above.
  2. Naming Convention: Most files are sequentially numbered for easy tracking (e.g., assignment-p-01.c, luc018.c, APC-PRAC-005.c).
  3. Internal Comments: Open the file. Most source codes include a commented section at the top detailing the exact problem statement or logic being solved.

How to Run the Programs

Running C Programs (.c)

Ensure you have a C compiler (like GCC via MinGW) installed. If you haven't set it up, refer to the Main Repository README for the installation guide.

  1. Open your terminal or command prompt.
  2. Navigate to the folder containing the specific program:

cd Semester_1/assignment-primary
4. Compile the code using GCC:

gcc assignment-p-01.c -o program.exe
6. Execute the compiled file:

./program.exe

Running R Programs (.r)

It is highly recommended to run R programs using RStudio for the best visual experience with data and plots.

To run via command line:

  1. Open your terminal.
  2. Navigate to the R Code directory:

cd Semester_1/R/Code
4. Execute the script using Rscript:

Rscript R_Prac-1.r