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GIS summaries covering Fundamentals, Vector/Raster models, Coordinate Systems, and Spatial Data.

Academic notes collection
A structured set of academic lecture summaries in Egyptian Arabic covering GIS, Computer Graphics, Networks, and Prolog.
Written during university coursework at MET to consolidate key concepts across four subjects and published on GitHub Pages.
Nour authored and organized the study summaries and structured the public GitHub Pages documentation site.
The collection, at a glance
A structured set of academic lecture summaries in Egyptian Arabic covering GIS, Computer Graphics, Networks, and Prolog.
Written during university coursework at MET to consolidate key concepts across four subjects and published on GitHub Pages.
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Subjects and highlights
GIS summaries covering Fundamentals, Vector/Raster models, Coordinate Systems, and Spatial Data.
Computer Graphics chapter summaries on Mathematical Foundations, Primitives, and Rendering.
Computer Networks guides covering OSI model, TCP/IP, Subnetting, and Security fundamentals.
Prolog programming notes covering Rules, Recursion, List processing, and Backtracking.
Nour's contribution
Nour authored and organized the study summaries and structured the public GitHub Pages documentation site.
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Behind the collection
Optional technical context, translated into the product decisions it supports.
Static GitHub Pages collection built with HTML and CSS, featuring structured subject navigation indexes and per-topic summary pages.
The repository and live GitHub Pages website contain the full study notes across all four subject indexes.
Personal academic study notes; scope is limited to the specific subjects covered during MET coursework.
End of collection
A structured set of academic lecture summaries in Egyptian Arabic covering GIS, Computer Graphics, Networks, and Prolog.