General Edit on GitHub

• Facebook Group Chat
• Year 4 Google Drive
• mailing list archives - ug4-students
• Useful YouTube channel for MLPR / PMR / IT / IAML / DME

Honours Project | drps, info Edit on GitHub

• Outstanding undergraduate projects - Recent dissertations which have scored 80% and above.
• A Template-based Model for Automatic Image Description (2014), feedback, with Mirella Lapata (83%)
• WILDEBEAST: A webservice for real time characterisation of infectious disease epidemics, supervised by Andrew Rambaut (80%)

ADBS | drps, info, papers April/May exam Edit on GitHub

• Official past exams and solutions by Samuel G. (up to 2010)
• ADBS-2013-solutions
• ADBS-2012-solutions
• ADBS-2011-solutions

AFDS Edit on GitHub

• The Singular Value Decomposition (SVD)

AGTA | drps, info, papers April/May exam Edit on GitHub

• 2005

AV Edit on GitHub

• May 2010 Answers
• May 2011 Solutions (in progress)
• May 2012 Solutions (in progress)
• May 2013 Solutions (in progress)
• May 2014 Solutions (in progress)
• All 2014 Slides in one pdf (in roughly the right order)
• Short Question Answers

CAV Edit on GitHub

• May 2014
• May 2013
• May 2012
• May 2011
• May 2010

CG - Computer Graphics Edit on GitHub

• Build a ray tracer from scratch (scratchapixel.com)

CN Edit on GitHub

• Notes
• May 2012
• May 2011
• May 2010
• May 2009

COPT Edit on GitHub

• 2014 exam
• 2012 exam
• 2011 exam
• Stan’s scanned notes. And some revision notes (mostly the lectures slides in word form).
• Outline of lecture slides (topics)
• Denali. OSE. Learning to schedule. LRPD.

DS Edit on GitHub

May 2014, May 2013, May 2012 April 2011

Aggregated solutions to questions from 2009-2012 combined here

We’ve started some notes on the course content, they can be found here.

Tree mapping to the slides here.

EXC - Extreme Computing Edit on GitHub

• All Lecture Slides in one PDF (2012/2013), (2014/2015)
• Exam/Solutions
  • May ‘16 & ‘17,
  • may 2013,
  • may 2012,
  • april 2011
• Good page on trap and emulate » Cached Copy with Comments Enabled
• Approximate Frequency Counts over Data Streams: paper, slides
• Revision notes - Started by Stefan Adamov
• Revision Notes - Mark Nemec on Github
• Docker + Pig setup, this allows to easily execute examples from Tutorials point

HCI - Human Computer Interaction | drps, info December exam Edit on GitHub

• Cheat Sheet (In Progress)
• Bollocks Index (In Progress)
• HCI Reading notes

IAR Edit on GitHub

May 2013, May 2012, May 2011, May 2010

Revision notes 2014 - collective effort

Revision notes

MLP - Machine Learning Practical | drps, info Edit on GitHub

• Standford course on similar topics
• MLP CW2 2019-20 Marking Rubric

MLPR | drps, info December; December exam Edit on GitHub

• Course resources
  • Course website
  • Video content
• Exams
  • 2013
  • 2012
  • 2011
  • 2010
  • 2009

MT Edit on GitHub

• May 2013 Please contribute :)
• May 2012 (work in progress - contributions needed!)
• May 2011 (work in progress - contributions needed!)
• May 2010 (work in progress - contributions needed!)
• April 2009 (work in progress - contributions needed!)

PA | drps, info, papers April/May exam Edit on GitHub

• PA Notes
• May 2014
• May 2013
• May 2011
• May 2010
• May 2009

PM Edit on GitHub

May 2014, May 2013, May 2012, May 2011, May 2010

PPLS Edit on GitHub

• Some notes on the content, mainly things that are good to be memorised.
• May 2014
• May 2013
• May 2012
• May 2011
• May 2010

RC Edit on GitHub

• Some notes on content <– formulas, algorithms, some proofs
• May 2013

SAPM Edit on GitHub

• What-you-need-to-know-for-the-exam course summary slides.
• May 2014
• May 2013
• May 2012
• May 2011
• May 2010
• Revision notes by Ben Shaw

SP - Secure Programming Edit on GitHub

• Made up mock questions for lack of past papers in 2014 here
• Review questions from lectures
• Format string exploits/attack owasp, introduction

TTDS - Text Technologies in Data Science | drps, info, papers April/May; April/May exam Edit on GitHub

Crowdsourced solutions

There are some “hidden” formulas about LSH error probabilities in the lectures.

An overall studyguide for TTS 2013-2014: all lecture slides summarized added things from notabene, said in lecture, and just figured out by Sophia.

Topic history

* means that this has ALL THREE OPTIONAL QUESTIONS
† means that the course is TTS and not TTDS (very old course!)