Tag: geca

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• CSPCC5002. Notes - Machine learning

   Updated: Dec 11, 2024  4 hours read

  These notes provide a detailed yet concise overview of the topics in Machine Learning as per the syllabus

• Mapping of GECA's academic resources

   Updated: Dec 9, 2024  5 hours read

  This post mean't to index all the links, resources, labs, and notes made for GECA's academics. Here are all the links, categorized subject wise.

• CSPC2006/02. Creating Wireframes and Prototypes

   Published: Oct 29, 2024  2 hours read

  To Understand what wireframes and prototypes are in UI/UX design. To Learn how to create wireframes and prototypes using popular tools. To Gain experience in translating ideas into visual layouts.

• CSPC2005/01. Construct and Execute a C Program Showing the Use of Pointer to Structure

   Updated: Oct 14, 2024  2 hours read

  To understand and demonstrate the use of pointers to structures in C programming by constructing and executing a simple C program. This lab will help students grasp how pointers can be used to reference and manipulate data within structures.

• CSPC2006/01. Creating User Research and User Profiles

   Updated: Oct 14, 2024  2 hours read

  To Learn the fundamentals of user research. To Collect and analyze data to understand user needs. To Create detailed **User Profiles (Personas)** based on your research findings.

• CSPCC5001. Binary Search Tree

   Updated: Oct 14, 2024  25 min read

  Binary search trees are data structure that can be used to store data more efficiently - such that it can be searched and retrieved.

• CSPCC5002. Machine learning paradigms

   Updated: Oct 14, 2024  25 min read

  Learning Scenarios in Machine Learning - Various approaches to how models learn and are evaluated based on the availability, type, and sequence of training data.

• CSPC2005/02. Construct and Execute a C Program Showing the Use of Pointer to Structure

   Published: Oct 7, 2024  2 hours read

  To understand the concept of self-referential structures in C. To learn how to create and manipulate linked structures. To implement a simple program using a self-referential structure to manage a list of items.