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CS2281: Programming in UNIX Semester 3, 2004/05 CS2281: Programming in UNIX p.1/13 Syllabus C Programming UNIX Shell Programming UNIX Systems Call Programming Tools CS2281: Programming in UNIX p.2/13 Goals Get

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CS2281: Programming in UNIX

Semester 3, 2004/05

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Syllabus

C Programming
UNIX Shell Programming
UNIX Systems Call
Programming Tools

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Goals

Get familiar with UNIX programming

environment

Learn the philosophy of UNIX

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Teaching Style

Student centered learning
No lecture notes
Lots of demo - source code and video

recording will be distributed.

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Learning Style

Nothing to remember (open book tests

and exams).

Learning by doing and refering to

references.

When in doubt, write small program to

test.

Get your hands dirty!

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Time Table

Lecture: Mon and Thu, 10am -

12noon, SR1

Lab: Fri, 10am - 12noon, PL3
Office Hours: Tue, 10am - 12noon,

SOC1, 04-20

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Continuous Assessments

50%: Programming Assignments
30%: Two Practical Tests
20%: Final Exam

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Plagiarism Warning

I practice zero-tolerance policy for

plagiarism.

School’s policy: zero mark for

assignment and final grade lowered by

ne grade point.

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Assessment Principles

Ability to write and debug programs in

UNIX

Understand the basic concepts of

programming in UNIX

Will NOT test on obfuscated language

syntax such as char ((x())[])()

r "weird" statement such as i = i++.

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Working Environment

Official programming environment:

sunfire

In class demonstration using Intel

machine and Linux.

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Website

Not using IVLE.
Use newsgroup SoC.acad.level2 on

bbs instead of IVLE forum for

discussion.

Main website will be

http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/˜cs2281

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Background

Java
Basic knowledge of using UNIX (ls,

cd, mkdir etc.)

Knowledge of a programmer’s editor,

vim or emacs recommended. No pico

please.

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C and UNIX

Invented together at Bell Labs.
C: low-level language for

implementing UNIX

UNIX: a simple and elegent OS
See "Bell Lab’s History of UNIX".

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