Masterfile

College Notes Archive

Find organized collection of lecture notes by year level, lab reports, and other course resources. Explore review materials and exam summaries with supplementary materials like question banks, sample codes, and reference links.

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Hi, I’m Bey! 👋🏼

I’m sharing my notes and reviewers on this site so everyone can access them freely. I know firsthand how overwhelming it is to keep up with studying amidst all the project deadlines and course requirements. Hopefully, this could help you in getting a step ahead of your studies.

You might be wondering…

What can be found in this masterfile?

An archive of saved files and personal notes during my time as an IT student of CSAB A.Y. 2020-2024.

+ Question banks and review sheets to help you prep for exams

+ Ready-to-use templates for presentations and lab reports

+ Sample codes demonstrated in class

+ Reference books used by professors

Who can use the materials in this archive?

This is made for BSIT students of CSAB from first to fourth year. The materials that can be found here are specific to the curriculum of the program.

How many subjects are included here?

31 subjects. Most major and prerequisite subjects are posted with lecture notes here. If not, refer to the folders in Google Drive for lessons.

For a full list of subjects, click here.

Why are some general subjects listed in the prospectus are missing here?

A few subjects with GEC course codes are left out because teachers on these subjects differ every year so no singular source material cannot be established due to its changing nature.

Where can I find my prospectus or program of study?

You can request a copy on the CABECS office or generate it on your AIMS portal.

Go to AIMS portal > Click the Grades tab > Click Curriculum/Evaluation

Is this okay?

You are encouraged to peruse materials posted here in your discretion. Note that these are all materials I compiled for studying purposes and am only sharing them for I have no need of them anymore. You are free to reference this, but the lessons posted in the LMS should take priority.