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Corning Community College
CSCS1730 UNIX/Linux Fundamentals
Assignments, Documents, Information, and Projects
Projects
Class Stats
Week 14
- Some IPKA stats
- number of people: 4
- shortest amount of time: 1 hours, 15 minutes
- average amount of time: 2 hours, 36 minutes
- median amount of time: 2 hours, 17 minutes
- longest amount of time: 4 hours, 34 minutes
Week 13
- second to last week of classes
Break 2
- Finally got around to evaluating some past projects. wpa0 has been evaluated. Here are this semester's entries (for your perusal):
Week 12
- The End of Course Experience (EoCE) is upon us!
Week 11
- udr2 will be officially unveiled this week.
Week 10
- I extended udr1 another week (you're welcome)
- udr2, the next project, has been released, and won't be due for 2 weeks (so more bonus point opportunities).
Week 9
- The fun continues in udr1, perhaps connecting the theme of binary data with something you've had some experience interacting with.
- I believe this is the last week to drop a class with a 'W'. If such thoughts are on your mind (not meant to refer to this class, just in general), you'll likely want to spring into action soon.
- Registration for the Spring 2017 semester begins this week.
- We may commence on Regular Expressions this week.
Week 8
- Hope everyone enjoyed their break, and got in some extra tinkering on the web page adventure!
- Your next project, udr0 is set to revisit the eternal fun of the puzzle boxes, in a new and exciting way.
Week 7
- Knowledge assessment will probably be Monday.
- Scripting fun continues.
Week 6
- I am thinking of having a knowledge assessment at some point next week (week of 10/01-10/07), where you'll pit your skills on some task (puzzle box? if it helps you get excited about it, sure).
- vi!
- scripting
- web pages
Week 5
- command aliases
- dot-login files
- history (time travel)
- reverse history search
- plus a couple nice shortcuts to enhance our productive laziness
- we need to learn vi as well; expect that at some point
- project for the week has us rehashing some familiar concepts: file permissions! usr0 will give you some added focus in that area.
Week 4
- Hopefully the puzzle box has been serving you well; a few of you have already finished and submitted it.
- We continue this week with our shell explorations, likely getting to wildcards, command-expansions, more variables, and perhaps even some scripting logic.
- The next project is the next best project for the best class you've ever taken: another puzzle box!
Week 3
- We're now reaching a point where we can enjoy more and more of the thought-provoking gifts the class can offer. To reward you, one of the more acclaimed projects is on the docket for this week– THE PUZZLE BOX
- The puzzle box is only as challenging as you make it. That said, it has been QUITE challenging for some people. Others have it solved and submitted in mere minutes.
- The key is OBSERVATION. The less observant you are, the more challenging this project becomes.
- We finished our file system exploration, took a look at manual pages, and began looking more at I/O manipulation. We'll be continuing that, along with exploring file permissions and some other shell bits.
Week 2
- After getting through the introductory motions, we're starting on actually getting on the system, learning some commands, and better understanding our environment.
- navigating our home directories
- navigating the filesystem
- getting a feel for its overall organization, categorization of data
- listing directories
- file ownership, permissions
- the overall theme will be file navigation and manipulation
Week 1
- Welcome! I've wrapped all the initial activities into one project, uxi0, that I'd like you to perform by the given deadline (by 11:59:59pm / 23:59:59).
- On Lab46, we'll be getting familiar with logging into the pod systems, and once there:
- opening up a terminal
- logging that terminal onto Lab46 for class work and in-class attendance
- Get familiar with how to log onto Lab46, and once on:
- change your password to something more preferable
- start working on the labs and other class activities
- start exploring
- Be sure to do the reading (located in the individual labs below)! There may be many pages, but there are many concepts to encounter.
- The following labs are now available for you to work through:
- Lab 0x0: Introduction to UNIX/Linux and Lab46 (complete by 20160831)
- Lab 0x1: Basic Utilities and their manual pages (complete by 20160831)
- Lab 0x2: Files and Directories (complete by 20160907)
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