The course outline is a guideline to topics that will be discussed in the course, and when they will be discussed:

Lecture 1 Introduction

Read the C book Chapter 1 –> 1.4

Read Chapter 1 of Practical Programming in the UNIX Environment (ignore printing commands).

Lecture 2 I/O

lab 2 (see Labs tab)

Your notes here Arrays and Pointers

lab 3

File access, random numbers and testing

Lab 4

Lab test 1

Functions and scope

structs

lab 5

Reading week

lab 6

here is the list.c program we discussed in the lecture.

Lab test 2

here is last year Lab test 2. This is just to practice. This year latest may or may not be similar, or cover the same topic.

poniters to function

Introduction to Linux and shellsshell_part_1.pdf

Shell part 2

Lab 7

Here is the file we discussed in search.txtthe class.Change the extension (or leave it as is).

Replace sc_has with the pattern you are searching for and try it out.

Modify the code to search for a patter that is entered as a command line argument

Here is labtest2.pdf

here is the solution for the “date” questionmydate.txt has to be txt because I could not upload .sh

shell part 3

Lab 8

Lab test 3

sed

here is last year Test

There is a lecture on Wednesday. It is a review and what to expect in the final.

The final is both written and lab.

Section A(1) will be in the lecture hall for the written part 9:00-10:30 and in the lab 10:30-12

Section B(2) will be in the lab 9:00-10:30 and in the lecture hall 10:30-12:00

Change of plans: All student will write the final 9:10:30 in LAS C and the lab part 10:30-12:00

here is lab test 3 section A and here is the solution for question 3 stud.txt

lab test 1