Section 002 Meets: M-W-F
Instructor:
Office: 889
Phone: 556-1807
Email: fred.annexstein@uc.edu
Web: http://www.ececs.uc.edu/~annexste
AOL-IM sname: cs1boss
Here is the Course Syllabus
Teaching Assistant:
Office Hours: Tu-Thurs 1-3 in
Email: mayfiejl@email.uc.edu
Homework assignments and associated files can be found in the course file repository.
http://www.ececs.uc.edu/~annexste/Courses/cs122-2004/files
Assignment #1: Due Wednesday April
7.
Assignment #2: Due Wednesday April 21.
Assignment #3: Due Wednesday May 5.
Assignment #4: Due Wednesday May 19. Written Assignment: Chapter 6 Exercises 1,3,7,9,12,13,16 ( exercises 1,3,5,7,9,10,13 in 3rd Edition)
The UNIX tar command allows you to copy a collection of files into a single file. This is convenient when emailing multiple files, and we will use this method for submitting homework. To create a tar file you use the command "%tar cvf out.tar 'list of files'" (or on some systems "%tar cvf 'list of files' > out.tar"). The file out.tar contains a copy of each file in the list. Here is an example of separate files collected into a single tarfile: example.tar . Download this file and untar it to extract the original files by running the command "% tar xvf example.tar". In general, you will tar your multiple homework files together and submit as a single tarfile.