Here is the complete directory structure of the Study-Vault:
Study-Vault/
ββ README.md
ββ 00-inbox/
ββ 01-reference/
ββ 02-topic/
ββ 03-course/
ββ 04-paper/
ββ 05-project/
ββ 06-archive/
ββ template/
- Description: A temporary holding area for quick, unprocessed notes and ideas. The goal is to capture thoughts quickly and organize them later.
- Examples:
meeting-note.md,random-thought.md,to-do-item.md,link-to-read-later.md,screenshot-of-error.png
- Description: A personal technical wiki. Contains cheatsheets, setup guides, and notes on the tools you use.
- Examples:
git-cheatsheet.md,docker-setup.md,linux-commands.md,common-sql-queries.md
- Description: Your permanent knowledge base. These are "evergreen" notes on core concepts, distilled from your courses and reading, that are useful across multiple contexts.
- Examples:
bayesian-inference.md,transformer-architecture.md,proof-by-induction.md
- Description: All materials related to specific university courses, organized by semester.
- Examples:
30-course/ ββ 2024-spring/ ββ mathematical-statistics/ ββ _assets/ (for PDFs, images, etc.) ββ lectures/ ββ assignments ββ summary.md
- Description: Summaries, critiques, and notes on academic papers and articles.
- Examples:
notes-on-attention-is-all-you-need.md,summary-of-bert-paper.md
- Description: For practical work, including capstone projects, coding experiments, and personal projects.
- Examples:
nlp-sentiment-analyzer/,personal-website-dev/,statistical-modeling-final-project/
- Description: A place to move completed projects, old courses, and irrelevant topics. This keeps your main directories clean and focused on current work without deleting anything.
- Examples:
(Moved from 50-project) old-data-viz-project/,(Moved from 30-course) 2023-spring-semester/
- Description: Contains the Markdown, LaTeX, and other templates for your different note types (daily note, weekly planner, paper summary, assignment, etc.). No prefix is needed as this is a utility directory.
- Examples:
template-weekly-planner.md,template-paper-note.md,template-assignment.tex