update: READMEs

Author: chanbengz

README.md

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-# SUSTech_CS_Notes
+# SUSTech Computer Science Notes
 
-Course Notes for the Computer Science @SUSTech.
+Course Notes and Materials for the Computer Science @SUSTech.
 
-:book: Language: <a href="https://github.com/chanbengz/SUSTech_CS_Notes/blob/master/README.md">English</a> • <a href="https://github.com/chanbengz/SUSTech_CS_Notes/blob/main/README_ZH.md">中文</a> 
+:book: Language: <a href="https://github.com/chanbengz/sustech-notes/blob/master/README.md">English</a> • <a href="https://github.com/chanbengz/sustech-notes/blob/main/README_ZH.md">中文</a> 
 
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 ## Intro
 
 :laughing: Welcome to my humble repo :)
 
-I'm Ben Chen, currently a junior student majoring in CS. The repo records my every notes, materials and codes of the courses that I've taken seriously. I might not express my solutions well so if you have problems understanding my writing, please feel free to raise an Issue or reach me via my email `chanben04gz [AT] gmail [DOT] com`. Also if you'd like to contribute to this repo, please directly create a PR!
+The repo records my every notes, materials and codes of the courses that I've taken seriously. I might not express my solutions well so if you have problems understanding my writing, please feel free to raise an Issue or drop me a email via `chanben04gz [AT] gmail [DOT] com`. It's much appreciated if you'd like to contribute to this repo.
 
 > [!NOTE] 
 > Due to my preference for system security, I did not (and will neither) enroll most of the AI related courses like Machine Learning (CS401) and Intelligent Robotics (CS405). Sorry for not covering them. Please refer to other repos for those courses.
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 > [!NOTE] 
 >
-> If you'd like to download folder(s) of specific course, [Downgit](https://downgit.benx.dev) is a suitable tool for you.
+> If you'd like to download folder(s) of specific course, [Downgit](https://downgit.benx.dev) might be useful.
 
-It depends on you, trust yourself. As tips, you can preview the slides before the semester starts so as to have a general idea of the course, or even better, you will master the course if you're a quick learner. Also, you can refer to the solutions to check if you're right or not, and review the exams to see if you've mastered the course.
-
-### DON'T
-- Don't ignore the lectures even if you've acquired the contents, as they will most likely contain some significant details that are not included in the slides ~~(why is that? I guess the professors forget)~~.
-- Don't learn for the sake of exams, like paying attention to barely what the professor says to be tested. You will not learn anything.
-- Don't copy the codes or answers directly from the repo. Though labs and assignments are tough, they're the essence of the course, especially for computer science. (learning by doing is the best way to learn CS)
-
-### DO
-- Hacking is much appreciated, no matter if it's irrelevant to the courses. You will learn a lot from it. For example, it's encouraged to actually use linux and vim and so in your daily life and follow the [LFS](https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/).
-- Ask smart questions. Searching and solving problems by yourself is a basic skill for CS students. Questions only come up after you've tried everything, and you can express the issue clearly.
-- Pay more attention to art. It's not a joke. Art will not only enrich your taste, but also improve your creativity and organization aibility.
+It depends on you, trust yourself. As a little tip, you can preview the slides before the semester starts so as to have a general idea of the course, or even better, you will master the course if you're a quick learner. Also, you can refer to the solutions to check if you're right or not, and review the exams to see if you've mastered the course.
 
 ## Contributing
 
 You're welcome to contribute to this repo. Please refer to the [CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md) for more details.
-

README_ZH.md

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-# SUSTech_CS_Notes
+# SUSTech Computer Science Notes
 
 南方科技大学计算机科学与技术专业课程资料
 
-:book: 语言: <a href="https://github.com/chanbengz/SUSTech_CS_Notes/blob/master/README.md">English</a> • <a href="https://github.com/chanbengz/SUSTech_CS_Notes/blob/main/README_ZH.md">中文</a> 
+:book: 语言: <a href="https://github.com/chanbengz/sustech-notes/blob/master/README.md">English</a> • <a href="https://github.com/chanbengz/sustech-notes/blob/main/README_ZH.md">中文</a> 
 
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 ## 简介
 
 :laughing: 欢迎来到这个项目 :)
 
-我叫陈贲，现在是计算机系的大三学生。这个项目收集了我上过的每一门专业课或其他相关课的课程资料，其中包括的一些作业答案可能有错误或写得不清楚，如果理解过程中有问题，欢迎给我发邮件 `chanben04gz [AT] gmail [DOT] com` 或直接提Issue，也欢迎在PR为本仓库贡献你的资料！
+这个仓库收集了我上过的每一门专业课或其他相关课的课程资料，其中包括的一些作业答案可能有错误或写得不清楚，如果理解过程中有问题，欢迎给我发邮件 `chanben04gz [AT] gmail [DOT] com` 或直接提Issue，也欢迎在PR为本仓库贡献你的资料！
 
 > [!NOTE] 
 > 由于本人对系统和安全比较感兴趣，我并不打算选人工智能相关的选修课，如智能机器人(CS401)，机器学习(CS405)等。 请参考其他同学的仓库。
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 > [!NOTE] 
 >
-> 如果想下载特定的课程或文件夹, 可以使用 [Downgit](https://downgit.benx.dev)
+> 如果想下载特定课程的文件夹, 可以使用 [Downgit](https://downgit.benx.dev)
 
-本项目只提供资料，具体怎么学还得看自己。一点小建议，你可以用本项目预习下学期的课程，对下学期内容有个大概的理解，如果你学得快的话甚至可以全部自学完。也可以检查自己的作业是否正确(有些课程的作业是祖传的)。或者可以复习和准备期中/期末考试。注意
-
-### DON'T
-- 不要不听课，即使你都学会了。因为有些教授会提到某些课件上没有的细节，并出在期末考试之中 ~~(至于为什么，只能说教授可能忘了)~~
-- 不要为考试而学习，要为知识而学习。如果你不学不会考的，那你可能什么都没学到。
-- 不要直接抄本项目的答案。虽然有些lab/作业会很难，但这些是学习计算机的重要环节 (学计算机最重要的是边玩边学)
-
-### DO
-- 推荐多去探索计算机的世界，就算与课程无关。你将会从中学到很多东西。比如用Linux作为主力系统，并跟随 [LFS](https://www.linuxfromscratch.org/) 的教程配置自己的系统。
-- 问好问题。计算机学生最重要的一个素质是搜索和自己解决问题的能力。只有当你真的无法靠自己解决的时候，才能清楚表达问题。
-- 多关注艺术。不是开玩笑，艺术不仅仅是为了陶冶情操，更是为了提高代码质量，特别是当你成为一个大型项目的负责人的时候。而且艺术可能为你带来灵感。
+本项目只提供资料，具体怎么学还得看自己。一点小建议，你可以用本项目预习下学期的课程, 对下学期内容有个大概的理解, 学得快的话甚至可以全部自学完。也可以检查自己的作业是否正确(有些课程的作业是祖传的)。或者可以复习和准备期中/期末考试。
 
 ## 贡献
 
 非常欢迎你为本项目贡献! 请阅读 [CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md) 了解如何贡献。
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