Everything you need to know to pass Digital Logic (LUC) final exam At the time of writing (2024/2025) the head profesor of this course is dr. inż. Tomasz Kapłon
If you want to add or change something in these notes please refer to this instruction how to do it
- You have github account
- Know the very basics of git
- Know basics of Latex
- Have a editor that support Latex, here are some popular options:
- Visual Studio Code with
LaTeX Workshop plugin
(preferable way) - Overleaf
- TeXStudio
- Texmaker
- Visual Studio Code with
- Download this repo either via
git clone
or download zip - Make sure you are on the
main
branch - Create new branch from
main
via commandgit checkout -b <name_of_your_branch>
- Make your changes (if you are using online editor, copy your files to the local folder so git knows them)
- Add yourself to the contributors on README.md, Latex and pdf files, update the date
- Generate pdf file from all folders if you didn't already
- Create commits and when you are ready type
git push --set-upstream origin <name_of_your_branch>
- Open the repo on github, your branch should be there, make pull request
- Wait until maintainer of this repo make review of your changes
- After that maintainer will integrate your changes
- Thats it, you have contributed to LUC notes, thank you very much :)
- Damian Gnieciak
- Szymon Ludwiniak
- Adam Szatkowski
- Jakub Kadziewicz
- Arek Pytka
- Kleks (?)
- Jan Napieralski (current maintainer)