A repository of the projects that were noteworthy enough to be mentioned but not self-contained or large enough to have their own repository.
I initially thought about just uploading my entire degree archive as-is but decided against this for several reasons.
- It's organized by year then by module and that's about it, there's everything from revision files to lecture slides in there and not all of it is code.
- It contains private information or proprietary code that I am not allowed to publish on GitHub
- It contains exam/assessment solutions that I am not allowed to publish on GitHub.
After realizing that no one would bother sifting through 3 years worth of data, I decided to sift through it myself and select the parts I wanted to highlight.
Following this I organized and sanitized the data to highlight the skills demonstrated by the completion of these courseworks.
Lastly, I had to go through everything to make sure that nothing the university provided (course specifications etc) was still present and nothing I wasn't allowed to upload was present (exam/assessment solutions)
In theory, everything here should work, as they are "submission-ready" but a lot of this is environment-sensitive, meaning that it will take some effort to get it working for any particular environment.
The folders are named following the schema of <module_name> - <coursework_summary>. The summary should give a general idea of what the project is about and what skills it demonstrates.