Welcome to da-tum—a centralized repository hub for computer science academic studies, laboratory experiments, and interactive programming projects.

This organization serves as an archive for undergraduate coursework, data structure analysis, and front-end engineering frameworks.

Our hub contains three main academic directories:

A modular archive organized by semester and subject. It includes assignments, source code, and study guides:

• Semester I: Foundations of computer science, Python scripting assignments, and basic web development (HTML/CSS).
• Semester II: Data Structures (Stack ADT, linked lists, complexity drills) and intermediate web development (JavaScript and CSS engines).

An interactive, browser-based Web Operating System built entirely with React and Vanilla CSS. It simulates a desktop environment with a window system, virtual file explorer, terminal emulator, calculator, and settings panel.

• Deployment: web-dev-2-capstone-pseudo-os.vercel.app

A supplementary study repository containing practical code drills, chemistry study notes, and computational mathematics programs.

All code and documentation in this organization align with standard computer science units:

• Data Structures: Implementing basic data structures (stacks, queues, single and double linked lists) in Python.
• DOM Manipulation & Async JS: Drag-and-drop systems, terminal command evaluation, and weather API fetches.
• React Architecture: Global state management (Context API), hook lifecycles, and component isolation.

For detailed breakdowns of specific subjects and assignments, read our Academic Wiki.