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About Computing Notes

Welcome to Computing Notes, a digital space dedicated to exploring the mechanics of artificial intelligence, computer science, and applied mathematics.

The Mission

Technology is often hidden behind layers of abstraction and jargon. This site is built on a simple pedagogical philosophy: technical depth and accessibility do not have to be mutually exclusive. Whether breaking down the mathematical formulations of forward propagation or visualizing how a neural network processes the MNIST dataset, the goal here is visual clarity and logical sequencing. Computing Notes exists to peel back those layers, offering clear, step-by-step explanations of the foundational concepts that power modern computing.

What You Will Find Here

This platform serves as an evolving repository of technical deep dives, teaching samples, and structured notes across a wide range of disciplines. Expect to explore:

  • Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning: Core mechanics and applications across Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Large Language Models, Reinforcement Learning, Deep Reinforcement Learning, and Federated Learning.
  • Quantum Computing: Resources covering Quantum Computing fundamentals, Qiskit, Quantum Machine Learning, and Quantum Federated Learning.
  • Mathematical Foundations: Precise breakdowns of the math driving modern algorithms, with topics including Calculus, Linear Algebra, Mathematics, Optimization, Probability, and Statistics.
  • Computer Science & Networks: Explorations into Data Structure and Algorithm, Cryptography, Networking, and Wireless Communication.
  • Applied Technology & Research: Insights into Autonomous Vehicles, Robotics, Satellite technology, as well as general Research, History, and News.

About the Author

I am Dev Gurung, an AI professional and technical educator passionate about demystifying complex systems. My work is rooted in evaluating learner comprehension and finding the most effective ways to translate intricate computational theories into intuitive, accessible lessons. I started this site as a personal knowledge base and a way to share my teaching materials, presentation designs, and technical notes with a broader community of developers, students, and educators.

Get in touch: Have questions or want to discuss technical topics? You can reach me at info@computingnotes.com.

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