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| - | * **April 26, 2017**: All grades are now posted. Click on Grades on the sidebar. Have a great summer! | ||
| - | * **March 22, 2017**: Course evaluations will take place at the end of lecture on March 29. | ||
| - | * **March 20, 2017**: Player grades are now posted. Click on Grades on the sidebar. | ||
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| - | * **March 6, 2017**: Midterm grades are now posted. Click on Grades on the sidebar. | ||
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| - | * **January 2, 2019**: The lecture times for this course will involve working with your teammates on laptops (our classroom has plenty of power outlets). If you have a laptop, you should bring it to the lectures of EECS 2311, i.e. on Wednesdays. If you don't, you can check out a laptop from the lab monitor for the lecture time. Please allow time to do this before the lecture starts. The lab sessions will take place in LAS 1006, so a laptop is not required, but you are welcome to work on your laptop during the lab sessions. | ||
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| - | * **January 2, 2019**: The lab session on January 7 will not contain any guided instruction. Students must ensure that they are able to log in their EECS account in LAS 1006, and they should familiarize themselves with the environment, | ||
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| + | * **September 5, 2019**: The Moodle page for the course is now up (follow the link on the sidebar). Any further announcements will be posted there. | ||
| + | * **September 4, 2019**: To do the labs for this course, you need an EECS account. Activate it before the first lab by following [[https:// | ||
| * August 2, 2019: This webpage was just created. Information will be added to it as it becomes available. | * August 2, 2019: This webpage was just created. Information will be added to it as it becomes available. | ||
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| Upon successful completion of the course, students should be able to: | Upon successful completion of the course, students should be able to: | ||
| - | * Use the basic functionality of the Unix shell, such as standard | + | * Use the basic functionality of the Unix shell, such as standard commands and utilities, input/ |
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| * Develop and test shell scripts of significant size. | * Develop and test shell scripts of significant size. | ||
| * Develop and test programs written in the C programming language. | * Develop and test programs written in the C programming language. | ||
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