Algorithmics Course Materials Repository

Overview

This repository contains LaTeX source files and compiled materials for various algorithmics courses:

• HAI702I: Algebra, geometry, transformation, scientific computing
• HAI709I: Foundations of Cryptography for Security
• HAI710I: Foundations of Symbolic AI
• HAI711I: Graphs: Structures and Algorithms
• HAI713I: Logic, Computability, and Complexity
• HAI718I: Probability and Statistics
• HAI720I: Efficient Algorithm Programming
• HAI722I: Operations Research

Repository Structure

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├── build/                               # Build artifacts and intermediate files
├── logs/                                # Compilation logs
├── pdfs/                                # Generated PDF documents
└── src/                                 # Source files
    ├── common/                          # Shared LaTeX resources
    │   ├── environments/                # Custom LaTeX environments
    │   └── macros/                      # Custom LaTeX macros
    └── [course-code]_[course-name]/     # Course-specific materials
        ├── assets/                      # Course assets (images, etc.)
        ├── cours/                       # Lecture notes
        └── tds/                         # Exercise materials
        └── dms/                         # Longer exercise sheets

Prerequisites

• LaTeX distribution (e.g., TeX Live or MiKTeX)
• Python (for local pdf building)
• Nothing
• Recommended to have some knowledge of LaTeX

Building the Documents

The pdfs are now automatically generated on push. To generate them locally, use the following commands

# Build all modified documents
./run.py

# Rebuild all documents
./run.py --rebuild-all

# Read the run.py script documentation
./run.py --help
...

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct and the process for submitting pull requests.

License

This project is licensed under the [CC-BY-SA-4.0 LICENSE] - see the LICENSE file for details.

Authors

• [Ivan Lejeune]

Acknowledgments

• University of Montpellier for access to the various courses
• M. Charlier for his amazing .tex files these ones are inspired from
• All the teachers that made this possible