Krishnagangwal/CS-Fundamentals

Curated CS fundamentals for placement prep: DSA,Computer Networks, DBMS & SQL, OOPs, Operating Systems, System Design & Software Engineering

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Added to GitGenius on September 22nd, 2026
Created on June 28th, 2026
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Number of forks: 382
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CS Fundamentals is a curated study resource collection for computer science interview and placement preparation.

The resource addresses the challenge of scattered preparation materials by organizing comprehensive study guides across six major computer science domains: Data Structures and Algorithms, Computer Networks, Database Management Systems and SQL, Object-Oriented Programming, Operating Systems, and System Design with Software Engineering. The collection combines multiple formats including PDF notes, handwritten materials, cheatsheets, and interview question banks to support different learning preferences and revision needs.

This resource suits students and professionals preparing for technical interviews and placement exams who benefit from having structured, topic-wise materials in one location. It works well for those who prefer studying from curated PDFs and notes rather than building their own materials, and for candidates seeking focused interview question practice across all major CS subjects. The inclusion of both comprehensive notes and condensed cheatsheets makes it useful for initial learning as well as last-minute revision.

The project maintains a static collection of study materials organized by subject with clear folder structure and file descriptions. Development activity appears minimal, with the repository functioning primarily as a document archive rather than an actively evolving codebase.