CSE — Course Work and Assignments

This repository contains the code, assignments, and lab work completed during a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE).

Contents are organized by semester and course, and include Java programs, data-structures exercises, cryptography examples, and other practical assignments.

Repository structure (high level)

• SEM_1 (ICP)/, SEM_2 (DSA)/, SEM_3/, ... — semester folders containing course assignments and labs
• Subfolders typically group assignments (Assignment-1, Assignment-2, ...), student ID folders, and topic-specific directories (e.g., Array/, Command-Line/).

Languages and tools

• Primary language: Java
• Tested on: macOS (also works on Linux/Windows with standard JDK)
• Recommended IDEs: IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, or Visual Studio Code (with Java extensions)

How to compile & run

Most source files are simple Java classes in the default package. From the repository root you can compile and run single files or whole directories.

Compile a single file:

javac SEM_1\ (ICP)/Assignment-1/Assignment_1.java
java -cp SEM_1\ (ICP)/Assignment-1 Assignment_1

Compile all .java files under a folder:

find SEM_1\ (ICP) -name "*.java" > sources.txt
javac @sources.txt

Then run a class by its fully-qualified name (or class name if default package):

java -cp SEM_1\ (ICP) Assignment_1

Note: If classes use packages, run from the repository root and specify the package-qualified class name.

Conventions & notes

• Files are mostly organized by semester and assignment number. Filenames generally match the assignment or question numbers.
• Some directories contain multiple solution variants; check filenames like Q1.java, Question_1.java, A1.java, etc.

Contribution & usage

• This repo is a personal archive of coursework. You may reuse snippets for learning, but attribute original authorship if you repurpose work for public use.

If you'd like me to:

• Add a small build script or Makefile to compile all semesters, or
• Convert projects to proper Maven/Gradle structure, ask and I'll implement it.

Contact

If you want to discuss any file or need runnable examples for a specific assignment, open an issue or contact the repository owner.

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Repository generated from a student CSE coursework archive.