This repository aims to provided annotated solutions (i.e. with explanations, guides and tutorials) to all questions seen in the Singapore University of Technical Difficulties (SUTD)'s 10.009 – The Digital World module (basically a 12-week introductory to python course that has "machine learning" jammed in for marketing wank).
For future problem sets released after the creation of this repository, solutions will only be released after the submission deadline of the problem set has passed.
For past problem sets released before the creation of this repository, solutions will be released whenever I / some kind soul has time to make solutions for it.
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On the top right hand corner of this page, press the "Download Zip" button. Individual files can be download by opening the file in Github, clicking on "View Raw" and saving the contents of the resulting page.
The root of the repository is organised into years. Inside each year folder you should find categories such as psets, midterm, quiz and final.
Each "solution", in most cases, is stored in a Juyputer Notebook file, to provide interactive walkthroughs of the problems.
In the spirit of SUTD's collaborative learning, the faculty has banned uploading past year solutions to places like Github and Google Drive. This is the reason why this repository is hosted on my personal profile and not OpenSUTD – the faculty explicitly forbids it.
This repository is aimed to help you learn, not copy answers. If your year's Problem Set questions happen to be the same as past years, you would be doing a great disservice to yourself and the SUTD community by copying and submitting solutions from this repository. The faculty runs plagiarism checkers and they will pick up your copy and penalise you for it.
If your future problem sets are still going to be copy-pasta'd like what you did circa 2014 till 2019 and find issue with students copying solutions from here, then you gotta start making fresh problem sets.
If you take issue with students learning from past year exam solutions "because it makes studying too easy", then you need to rethink your idea of what SUTD's unique learning pedagogy really is. (<- perhaps the faculty no longer holds onto this view. I hope.)
These solutions and tutorials are my work protected under the MIT License. If you wish to incorporate these solutions into your curriculum, please contact me first before you use them. I'll be happy to help.