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Class Information and schedules

Chapter to lab at a glance
Disabilities statement
Fall 2000 syllabus
Lab Rules
Symester assignments at a glance
Expectations

Class labs

lab01
lab02
lab03
lab04
lab05
lab06
lab07
lab08
lab09
lab09 Console Printer Instructions
lab10
lab11
lab11.list       Sample input files for lab11
lab11.list2
lab11.list3
lab12
lab12.input1  Sample input files for lab 12
lab12.input2
lab13
lab13.input
lab13.script

Class lecture notes and diagrams
 

chapter one	- Are You Online Yet
	- password statistics  (text)
	- password statistics  (word)
chapter two	- Simple Commands
chapter three	- Meet the Unix File System
	- inode, directory and file system diagrams
chapter four	- Creating Your Own Files
chapter five	- Electronic Mail
chapter six	- Your Own Personalized Unix
chapter seven	- Your Own File System
chapter eight	- Light editing with ed  ( Skipped )
chapter nine	- Processes and Multitasking
	- fork and exec before and after
	- program text and data segments
	- tee command
chapter ten	- Printing and Spooling
	- printer diagrams
	- sample lpr commands
chapter eleven	- The vi Family of Editors
chapter thirteen	- Exploiting the Shell
	- shell scrips
chapter forteen	- Dipping in the Toolbox
chapter fifteen	- grepping, sedding, and a little awking
	- regular expressions
chapter sixteen	- Advanced Shell Scripts
	- more shell scripts
chapter seventeen	- Reaching Out to Remote Computers

 

Review for Exams

Note:  Availability of the files below subject to change.
Exam 1                       - Review for the first midterm
Exam 2                       - Review for the second midterm
Final                           - Review for the Final