The Mozilla Campus Club of CCEW was formed to promote the idea of open source among aspiring students and encourage them to make the most of the opportunities that come along with it.
Our aim is to help students contribute to real-world projects while learning and growing with the community.
This repository was created specifically to support open-source participation among college students.
The issues listed here will range in difficulty — from beginner-friendly to advanced-level — ensuring everyone has a fair opportunity to contribute.
Please read the following instructions carefully before contributing
- You must be a student of CCEW.
- You should be registered in Mozilla via the Mozilla-Campus Club website link shared earlier and also on the official Hacktoberfest website.
- Each participant is allowed a maximum of 3 Pull Requests (PRs) throughout the event.
- Make sure your GitHub profile name matches your real name (
First Name Last Name).If we’re unable to identify you, your PR won’t be accepted.
- When requesting issue assignment, mention:
- Your name
- Branch
- Year of study
- Ensure your code has proper comments and indentation.
- No spamming — spam PRs will be rejected.
- Plagiarism is strictly prohibited.
If plagiarism is detected, the PR will be rejected and no further contributions will be accepted.
- Issues will be assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis.
- Time limits:
- 4 days for easy/medium issues
- 7 days for hard issues
- If you fail to complete within the time, the issue will be reassigned to another student.
Library Management System in C using linked lists.
This repository contains a menu-driven Library Management System implemented in C using linked lists. It includes features like:
- Add/Delete Sections
- Add/Delete Books
- Issue/Return Books
- Display all Books and Sections
Perfect for contributors looking to practice DSA in C, linked list manipulations, and real-world project structure.