CS 101 - Computer Useability Lab

MWF 9, KC-267 (Section 1), KC-136 (Section 2)

Announcements

These are announcements made in class or via email currently in effect for this course.

Links

Here are some links to sites that may be useful for this course.

• Cygwin, a UNIX environment for Windows
• Putty, a free terminal emulator for Windows that works much better than the built-in Windows telnet client, especially for remote access to Unix boxes and using Unix editors

Handouts & Assignments

This is a list of documents handed out or assignments made in class in reverse chronological order. Most handouts will be available for Web viewing as well.

LEGO 101 project handouts are available at http://csserver.evansville.edu/~lego101 .

• Wednesday, September 18
  • C Programming Lab 3
  • C Programming Assignment, Due: Wednesday, September 25, email the source file (e.g., program.c), not the executable file.
• Monday, September 16
  • C Programming Lab 2
• Friday, September 13
  • C Programming Lab 1
  • Basic C Programming, a mini-reference manual for C
• Wednesday, September 11
  • Assignment 2: Exercises 1, 2, 6 (using Pine) on p. 73 and Exercises 2-10 on pp. 105-106 of Unix for Engineers. Write down the commands used and, where applicable, enough of the output to show you did the exercise. Do not print any files; just write down the command you would use. Due: Wednesday, September 18.
• Monday, September 2
  • Assignment 1: Exercises 1-2, 4-14 on p. 38 of Unix for Engineers. Write down the commands used and, where applicable, enough of the output to show you did the exercise. Do not print any files; just write down the command you would use. Due: Monday, September 9.
• Wednesday, August 28
  • Syllabus