CS211 Course Notes

Winter Session 2002

Notes are provided in both Microsoft PowerPoint and Postscript formats.
PowerPoint notes can be viewed and printed in the GAUL labs in the basement of Middlesex College that have Windows NT/2000 and Microsoft Office installed.
Postscript notes can be viewed using the gs or gv commands from your GAUL Unix account (ghostview may work as well, but your mileage may vary). To get these tools for your home computer, go to http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/index.html.
Postscript notes can be printed on GAUL laser printers, or on any other printer that supports the Postscript format. Help on printing can be found in the Computer Science Department FAQ at this page. The gs and ghostview tools for home computers, linked above, will also let you print to a non-Postscript printer at home.
Because of the way Postscript notes are generated, the Unix utility psnup will not likely be able to reformat the slides to many a page. For your convenience, this has already been done for you in the most popular (and easy-on-the-eye) formats to save on paper and printing costs.

Note: There is a quota of 50 pages for the laser printer for each student, per course per term. You may pay for more pages of laser printing at the Main Office, MC 355.

#1	CS211 Introduction:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#2	Unix Basics:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#3	What is an Operating System:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#4	Unix Background:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#5	Unix Shells:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#6	Unix Editors:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#7	Files and Directories:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#8	Security and Permissions:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#9	I/O and Redirection:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#10	Regular Expressions:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#11	Shell Environments:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#12	Processes and Job Control:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#13	Shell Programming:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#14	Introduction to C Programming:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#15	Programming in C:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#16	Formatted Input and Output:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#17	Functions:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#18	Strings:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#19	Files:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#20	Command Line Parameters:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#21	Arrays:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#22	Pointers:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#23	Structures:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#24	Abstract Data Types in C:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#25	Optimization, Debugging, and Profiling:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#26	Makefiles:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#27	Compiler Directives:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#28	Advanced Pointer Topics:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#29	Additional C Types:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#30	Interacting with Unix:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
#31	Miscellany and Practical Examples:	PowerPoint	Postscript	Postscript (2-up)	Postscript (4-up)
	Corrections