I noticed that it is getting harder to find cheatsheets as the courses become more specialized. Not to mention, cheatsheet requirements can change over time. I am publishing what I have made here.
I may also use this for non-course related cheatsheets (e.g. Vim cheatsheet) but it will be on a need-to basis.
Course | Exam Cheatsheet Info | Link(s) |
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CS2106 | 2-sided A4 | Midterm, Finals |
CS3223 | 2-sided A4 | Midterm, Finals |
CS4225 | Open-book (but condensed slides into cheatsheet) | Finals |
I use Google Docs to edit my cheatsheet. I am not skilled enough to use LaTex although I am aware it is more git-friendly.
Google Docs works well enough for my use case (3 columns, add images, have small text).
I happen to have ChatGPT+. I just upload the lecture slides and ask ChatGPT to summarize them for me. I also cross check with the slides to make sure I do not miss any crucial details (e.g. formulae).
Kudos to these people:
Username | Repository |
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gerteck | https://github.com/gerteck/cheatsheets/ |
zhuhanming | https://github.com/zhuhanming/nus-notes-cheatsheets |
jovyntls | https://github.com/jovyntls/cheatsheets |