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Bom, como primeiro post vou me apresentar um pouco melhor. Meu nome é Matheus Bratfisch, tenho 19 anos, sou estudante da 3a fase do curso de Ciencias da Computação pela Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina e estagiario do Edugraf – Laboratório de Software Educacional. As disciplinas que já cursei até o momento foram:

    1o semestre:

  • Circuitos e tecnicas digitais. (EEL5105)
  • Introdução a Computação. (INE5401)
  • Programação Orientada a Objetos I. (INE5402)
  • Fundamentos de Matemática Discreta para Computação. (INE5403)
  • Calculo A. (MTM5161)
    2o semestre:

  • Programação Orientada a Objetos II. (INE5404)
  • Probabilidade e Estatística. (INE5405)
  • Sistemas Digitais. (INE5406)
  • Ciência, Tecnologia e Sociedade. (INE5407)
  • Geometria Analítica. (MTM5512)
  • Cálculo B para Computação. (MTM7174)
    3o semestre (cursando):

  • Estruturas de Dados. (INE5408)
  • Programação Concorrente. (INE5410)
  • Organização de Computadores I. (INE5411)
  • Álgebra Linear. (MTM5245)

Pretendo disponibilizar aqui alguns conhecimentos que adquiri nessas aulas, desde relatórios e projetos até curiosidades sobre as mesmas, conhecimentos adquiridos no Edugraf e qualquer outra informação pertinente.

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