Computer Science 175a:
An Introduction to the UNIX Operating System 		Fall '98
Session
[Outline] [Schedule] [Topics] [Humour] [Slides]
This course is NOT being offered in the 1999/2000 school year.

This course will expose the student to modern, multi-user operating systems principles through a detailed study of the UNIX environment. The C programming language, Bourne Shell programming, and the AWK pattern-matching language will be used as vehicles for exploring the capabilities of UNIX.

This course is intended for students in the Science, Social Science, Engineering, and Business disciplines who need a solid introduction to UNIX and C.

Course Information Links

[Outline] <=- This leads to the official Course Outline.
[Schedule] <=- This leads to the course lecture and assignment schedule.
[Topics] <=- This leads to a topical index of the course material.

These links will appear on most of the CS175a pages.
Their meaning will always be the same as is explained here.



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Your Behaviour

Our Marking

Other Useful, Course-Related Links

The Official CS175a Exorcism Page

The Feedback Page
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$Revision: 4.1 $Fall '98 $Date: 1998/07/29 $Author: David Wiseman <magi@csd.uwo.ca>