This month was supposed to be the month of exams, so I dedicated my time to reviewing the three main lessons in school: Digital Signal Processing, Digital Image Analysis and Combinatorial Mathematics. I made some notes (all in Chinese), and bookmarked some nice links.
The three basic features of object-oriented are: encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
The sections on the background of Java’s birth, development history and version descriptions were very helpful to me.
I finally went through the tutorial. I learned Git because I wanted to be proficient with GitHub, but now I realize that Git is the core of the deepest mystery 😂
I watched an introductory tutorial on LinkedIn Learning in order to write computer assignments in MATLAB (I really forgot it all after not using it for two or three years).
I watched a well organized and concise YouTube video about adaptive filters, which is the focus of an important course I am taking this semester, Digital Signal Processing II.
This is some simple notes I took when I was learning the LinkedIn course Learning Git and Github. By the way, I found it very convenient to make notes in Notion first and then export Markdown, modify it, copy and paste it into the Blog.
Yeah I got it 😆! I have been dreaming of online learning certificates, like coursera and linkedin, for a long time. Coursera’s free plan is a week, while linkedin’s is a month so I chose the latter.
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