LaTeX Β· Version-controlled Β· UniTrento

A library.
Not a download folder.

University Archive keeps every LaTeX cheat sheet and summary for CS coursework at UniTrento in one version-controlled place β€” organized by semester and course, searchable, and linkable down to the page.

8 courses Β· 2 semesters LaTeX β†’ PDF Page-anchored links Light & dark variants
The archive

Eight courses, two semesters.

1st Semester

Analisi 1

  • Real numbers & limits
  • Continuity & derivatives
  • Integrals
  • Taylor series

Programmazione 1

  • C++ fundamentals
  • Control flow & functions
  • Pointers & memory
  • Basic data structures

Geometria e Algebra Lineare

  • Vectors & matrices
  • Linear systems
  • Vector spaces
  • Eigenvalues & eigenvectors

2nd Semester

Fondamenti Matematici

  • Set theory & induction
  • Modular arithmetic
  • Euclidean division
  • Proof techniques

Calcolatori

  • Binary arithmetic
  • RISC-V / x86-64 / ARM asm
  • Pipelining
  • Memory hierarchy, I/O

Programmazione Funzionale

  • PolyML, recursion
  • Pattern matching, ADTs
  • Higher-order functions
  • Lambda calculus, Prolog

ProbabilitΓ  e Statistica

  • Axioms, combinatorics
  • Random variables
  • Notable distributions
  • MLE & inference

Programmazione 2

  • Java fundamentals
  • Object-oriented programming
  • Inheritance & interfaces
  • Design patterns
One source, two outputs

The \islight macro.

Every cheat sheet compiles from a single .tex file. One line at the top decides whether pdflatex outputs the light version or the dark one. Try it:

\def\islight{true}

Definition 2.3. An integer a is congruent to b modulo n, written a ≑ b (mod n), if n divides (a βˆ’ b).

Equivalently, a and b leave the same remainder when divided by n. This relation partitions β„€ into n equivalence classes.

Same .tex source, same content β€” illustrative sample, not a page from the actual file.

How it's organized

Structure that outlives a semester.

1st_semester/ analisi_1/ prog_1/ GAL/ 2nd_semester/ P2/ calcolatori/ fondamenti/ funzionale/ statistica/
Each course's schemi/ folder has a README index with page-anchored links straight into the PDF β€” schemi_calcolatori.pdf#page=20 β€” so nobody scrolls through forty pages to find one topic.
Get started

Browse it, or build on it.

01

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/mirconegri/University.git
02

Browse β€” no build step needed

Open any course's schemi/ folder and follow the README's page-anchored links straight to a topic.

03

Recompile a sheet, if you're editing

cd 2nd_semester/P2/schemi, then pdflatex schemi_p2.tex

04

Pick light or dark

Define \def\islight{true} at the top of the .tex file before compiling β€” remove it for the dark variant.

Built in the open, tested across two semesters.

Browse the notes, fix a broken link, or fork it for your own coursework.