Hello! I am Muyo, an undergraduate student majoring in Computer Science.
This space, muyopage, is my personal digital notebook. I use it as a dedicated space to archive class notes, summarize text books, and share my academic coursework.
π Academic Path
My journey in higher education is focused on understanding the theoretical foundations of computing and how they apply to modern systems. Key areas of study that interest me include:
- Data Structures & Algorithms: Analyzing computational efficiency and solving complex problems.
- Operating Systems: Learning how scheduling, memory allocation, and file systems manage hardware resources.
- Database Management Systems: Exploring relational schemas, normalization, and relational algebra.
- Discrete Mathematics: Understanding logic, sets, and graph theory that form the bedrock of computer science.
I believe in keeping study materials well-organized. Writing explanations of complex concepts in my own words is my favorite way of studying for exams.
π Study Methods & Tools
To stay organized and keep track of lecture materials across semesters, I rely on a clean setup:
- Note-Taking: Markdown files for lecture summaries and a tablet for drawing logic structures or mathematical diagrams.
- Resource Management: Git repositories to version control my programming assignments.
- Coding Projects: Visual Studio Code, Maple Mono font, and lightweight tools to run lab codes.
β Beyond Academics
When I am not attending lectures or studying at the library, I enjoy:
- Reading non-fiction books, especially those about the history of computing and technology.
- Watching documentaries and biopics related to science.
- Drinking coffee while listening to classical music or ambient study beats.
π Useful Academic Resources
These are some official documentations and tools that I frequently use in my studies:
