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Chinese study notes for Peking University's CS graduate admission summer camp, covering written exam topics (OS, networking, AI/ML), 50+ interview Q&A pairs, C++17 algorithm templates, and past 408 national exam papers from 2009 to 2026.

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  root((summer-camp))
    Written Exam
      Operating systems
      Networking
      Databases
      AI and ML topics
    Interview Prep
      Self-intro template
      50+ QA pairs
      System design topics
    Coding Practice
      C++17 templates
      200 LeetCode problems
      DP and graph theory
    Past Exam Papers
      408 national exam
      2009 to 2026
      Answer keys included
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USE CASE 1

Study core CS subjects like OS, networking, and databases using self-contained Markdown notes ahead of a graduate admissions exam.

USE CASE 2

Practice C++ algorithms and LeetCode problems using structured templates organized by topic and difficulty.

USE CASE 3

Prepare for graduate school interviews with 50+ common question-and-answer pairs covering algorithms, system design, and AI topics.

USE CASE 4

Review past Chinese national CS graduate exam (408) papers with answer keys from 2009 through 2026.

Tech stack

C++

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Content is in Chinese, no code to run, read Markdown files and C++ templates directly. Past exam papers are for personal study only.

No license information was mentioned in the explanation, past exam papers are noted as gathered from public sources for personal study only.

In plain English

This repository is a collection of study notes in Chinese, prepared for Peking University's computer science summer camp. In China, top universities run summer camps where undergraduate students compete for graduate program admission through written exams, interviews, and coding tests. This repository covers all three of those stages. The written exam section contains Markdown files on core computer science subjects: operating systems, networking, databases, computer organization, data structures, Linux basics, compiler theory, discrete mathematics, software engineering, and information security. There is also a set of files on artificial intelligence and machine learning, broken into sub-topics like deep learning, large language models, computer vision, natural language processing, and reinforcement learning. Each file is described as self-contained and can be read independently. The interview section includes a self-introduction template, a set of 50 or more common question-and-answer pairs across operating systems, networking, databases, algorithms, and system design, and a file on current technology topics like AI and distributed systems. The coding section focuses on C++ and covers standard algorithms in the order the README recommends studying them: basic algorithms, search, dynamic programming, and graph theory. All code templates use C++17. There is also a curated list of about 200 LeetCode problems organized by topic. A fourth section collects past exam papers for the Chinese national graduate admissions computer science exam (known as 408), covering 2009 through 2026, with answer keys. The README notes these were gathered from public sources and are for personal study only. All content is in Chinese, with English retained for technical terms like TCP, Cache, and Transformer.

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Prompt 1
I'm preparing for a Chinese CS graduate admission summer camp. Give me a study plan using the topics in this repository, written exam, interview, and coding, spread over 8 weeks.
Prompt 2
Using the C++17 algorithm templates in this repo, explain the dynamic programming template and walk me through applying it to a classic knapsack problem.
Prompt 3
I need to prepare a 2-minute self-introduction for a Peking University CS summer camp interview. Help me adapt the self-intro template in this repo to my background.
Prompt 4
Summarize the key concepts covered in the networking study notes in this repository that are most likely to appear in a 408 national exam.
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