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BSc Code IndexCoursework from WBSU

Comprehensive codebase and practical archives following the 4-year NEP-CCF structure under WBSU at Acharya Prafulla Chandra College.

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Why this archive

Not a copy-paste dump - a structured reference for how to actually solve the problem.

Every semester, indexed

All 8 semesters of the WBSU NEP-CCF track in one place, updated in real time as coursework progresses - no digging through scattered folders.

Problem-first search

Pages are indexed by the actual problem statement, so you search what you're stuck on and land on the relevant reference instantly.

Logic, not just code

From Semester 2 onward, source may paired with written algorithms - pseudocode and complexity analysis - so you can follow the reasoning, not just the syntax.

Roadmap & Progress ​

Currently navigating Semester 2. Folders for future semesters are placeholders that will automatically unlock and update in real-time as my 4-year academic session progresses.

SemesterStatusPrimary Focus
Semester 1ArchivedC Programming, R
Semester 2ActiveDSA, CPP, Python
Semester 3PendingUpcoming
Semester 4PendingUpcoming
Semester 5PendingUpcoming
Semester 6PendingUpcoming
Semester 7PendingUpcoming
Semester 8PendingUpcoming

Environment Setup ​

Environment Notice

This setup guide is primarily for Microsoft Windows. Since my machine runs Arch Linux (btw) with rolling updates, I don't actively track these Windows toolchain versions every day, though I will try to update them periodically.

C / C++ Development ​

  1. Download compiler: MinGW64.zip (85 MB) or the original MinGW-w64 release
  2. Extract to C:\\MinGW64 and add C:\\MinGW64\\bin to System Environment Variables
  3. Verify with gcc --version in your terminal

Python Development ​

  1. Download the Python Install Manager: python-manager-26.2.msix (2 MB)
  2. Run the installer, then open a terminal and run:
bash
   py install 3.14
  1. Verify with python --version or py --version in your terminal

R Programming ​

Download R from CRAN and use RStudio for the best experience.

Academic Integrity ​

This repository exists to help you learn, not to help you cheat. Every resource here — programs, algorithms, notes, PDFs, and more — represents real coursework from an active BSc Honors CS degree. Use it as a reference to understand how problems are approached and solved, not as a shortcut to copy from.

Please read before using

  • Study, don't copy — read the code, understand the logic, then write your own implementation from scratch
  • Understand the why — if you can't explain what the code does line by line, you haven't learned anything
  • Submissions are your responsibility — direct copy-pasting for college assignments is academic misconduct under most university policies, including WBSU
  • You will be caught — plagiarism detection tools are widely used; copied code is easily flagged

The author bears no liability for academic misconduct arising from misuse of this content. By using this site you agree to the Terms of Use.

About ​

This project is maintained by Amit Dutta, a BSc Computer Science student at Acharya Prafulla Chandra College under the West Bengal State University (WBSU), documenting coursework across all 8 semesters of the NEP-CCF curriculum.

ContactDetails
GitHub@notamitgamer
Websiteamit.is-a.dev
Personal Emailamitdutta4255@gmail.com
Work Emailmail@amit.is-a.dev
LicenseMIT

Read the Guide

Full setup, configuration and reference — including how to extend the archive without forking it.

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