COSC 317: Unix for Non-believers
Fall 2010
| Class Time: |
R 3:15–4:05 PM |
| Classroom: |
STM G40 |
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| Instructors: |
Mark Maloof
and
Clay Shields
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| Office: |
325 St. Mary's Hall |
| Mailbox: |
329A St. Mary's Hall |
| Office Hours: |
In-person (325 STM): TR 11:00 AM–12:00 PM;
online: M 10:30–11:30 AM and
W 3:00–4:00 PM; or by appointment.
Send me an email to get the Zoom link for online office hours.
(or by appointment) |
Description
The purpose of this one-hour, pass/fail seminar is to introduce basic
concepts and provide a working understanding of Unix and Unix-like
operating systems.
The seminar is held in an electronic classroom and includes both lecture
and hands-on, interactive instruction. Primary topics include basic
concepts of operating systems, basic tenets of the philosophy of Unix,
differences between Unix and Linux, commands, shells, and scripting.
Secondary topics include selection and installation of Linux distributions,
software development, and applications. Assignments include readings and
both in-class and out-of-class exercises.
This semester, we'll be using Blackboard.
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