Documents

This section contains shared documents, resources, and materials available for download.

How to Share Documents

You can share documents in two ways:

Method 1: Direct File Links

1. Place your PDF, Word, or other document files in a documents/ folder in your repository
2. Link to them directly from this page

Method 2: Using GitHub Releases

1. Upload documents as releases in your GitHub repository
2. Link to the release assets here

Much exciting approach would be to create a documents/ folder and organize files there. Here’s how you can add documents:

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Available Documents

• Sample Document

  Example document to demonstrate the layout
  Download
• Lecture Notes

  Course materials and lecture notes
  Download
• Research Paper

  Published or working paper
  Download

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Instructions for Adding Documents

Step 1: Create a documents folder

Create a documents/ folder in your repository root.

Step 2: Upload your files

Upload your document files (PDF, DOCX, etc.) to the documents/ folder through GitHub’s web interface or Git.

Step 3: Update this page

Edit this documents.md file and add entries in the format:

<li class="document-item">
  <i class="fas fa-file-pdf"></i> <!-- Change icon: fa-file-pdf, fa-file-word, fa-file-powerpoint, etc. -->
  <div class="document-info">
    <div class="document-title">Your Document Title</div>
    <div class="document-description">Brief description of the document</div>
  </div>
  <a href="/documents/your-file.pdf" class="button">Download</a>
</li>

Supported File Types

Common file types that work well:

• PDF (.pdf) - Recommended for academic papers
• Word (.docx, .doc)
• PowerPoint (.pptx, .ppt)
• Excel (.xlsx, .xls)
• Text files (.txt, .md)

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Note: Make sure document files are publicly accessible. Files in private repositories won’t be accessible to visitors.