Department of Informatics & Telecommunications | University of Ioannina (Arta Branch)

This repository serves as a collaborative resource where students can freely access and share materials, including learning resources, PDF books, solved exercises, and projects. It is primarily intended for students of the department but is open to anyone interested in computer science and telecommunications education.

All projects and available code are licensed under the MIT license.

Table of Contents

• Repository Structure
• Getting Started
• Contributing
• License
• Contact

Repository Cleanup Notice

Date: November 2, 2025

This repository was cleaned up to reduce size. PDFs, compiled data, old commit history, and much more have been removed. If you're looking for content that was previously available, it's no longer in the repository.

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├── Applications
├── Year_1
│   ├── Semester_1
│   │   ├── C_PROGRAMMING_I
│   │   ├── ELECTRONICS
│   │   ├── LINEAR_ALGEBRA
│   │   ├── LOGIC_DESIGN
│   │   └── MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
│   └── Semester_2
│       ├── C_PROGRAMMING_II
│       ├── DIGITAL_ELECTRONICS
│       ├── DISCREET_MATHEMATICS
│       ├── ELECTROMAGNETICS
│       └── NETWORKING
├── Year_2
│   ├── Semester_3
│   │   ├── COMPUTER_ARCHITECTURE
│   │   ├── DSA_DATA_STRUCTURES_ALGORITHMS
│   │   ├── OBJECT_ORIENTED_PROGRAMMING
│   │   ├── SIGNAL_PROPAGATION
│   │   └── SIGNALS_AND_SYSTEMS
│   └── Semester_4
├── Year_3
│   ├── Semester_5
│   └── Semester_6
└── Year_4
    ├── Semester_7
    └── Semester_8

Repository Structure

The repository is organized by academic year and semester. Each course directory typically contains:

• Lectures/ - Course lecture materials and slides
• Exercises/ - Homework assignments and solutions
• Examples/ - Code examples and practical implementations
• Quizzes/ - Self-assessment quizzes
• README.md - Course-specific information

Getting Started

1. Browse the directory structure to find materials for your courses
2. Each course has its own README.md with detailed information about available materials
3. Download or clone the repository to access all materials locally
4. For programming courses, check the README.md files for compilation and execution instructions

Contributing

We welcome contributions from students, faculty, and anyone interested in improving educational resources:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a new branch for your changes
3. Add or update materials following the existing directory structure
4. Ensure all new content is properly organized and documented
5. Submit a pull request with a clear description of your changes

Please ensure that:

• All materials are relevant to the department's curriculum
• Solutions to exercises are clearly marked and explained
• Code examples include comments and documentation
• File names follow consistent naming conventions

License

This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for full details.

The MIT License allows for:

• Free use, modification, and distribution of the materials
• Commercial and private use
• No restrictions on derivative works
• Attribution required (include original copyright notice)