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Meetings: MWF 12:30-1:20, EEB 003
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Instructor: Hal Perkins; perkins(at)cs; CSE 548, office hours: Mon. 3:30-4:30,
Tue. 2:00-3:00.
TA: Daniel Jones; dcjones(at)cs; office hours Wed. 1:30-2:20, Thur. 1-2; CSE
216.
Dropbox for assignment submission
Homework 1, due Thursday, April 2, at 11 pm.
Homework 2, due Thursday, April 9, at 11 pm.
Homework 3, due Monday, April 20, at 11 pm.
Homework 4, due Wednesday, April 29, at 11 pm.
Homework 5, due Thursday, May 14, at 11 pm.
Homework 6, due in phases: part 0: (partners)
Fri.. 5/15, 4 pm;
part 1: (skeleton code) Thur., 5/21, 11 pm; part 2: (everything) Thur., 5/28,
11 pm. No late assignments accepted for parts 0 and 1, even if you have late
days
remaining.
Homework 7, due Thursday, June 4, at 11 pm.
You have up to four (4) late days to use during the quarter, no more than two (2) of which can be used on any one assignment. For assignments done with partners, late days can only be used if both partners have them available.
This quarter's final: exam sample solution
Old CSE 303 final exams. Topics may differ slightly from what we
did this quarter, but most of the questions should be useful for review.
wi09 (solution); au08 (solution); sp08 (solution); au07 (solution); sp07 (solution);
wi07 (solution); sp06 (solution); wi06 (solution); sp05 (solution)
This quarter's midterm: exam sample solution
Old CSE 303 midterms:
wi09 (solution); au08 (solution); sp08 (solution); au07 (solution); sp07 (solution);
wi07 (solution); sp06 (solution); wi06 (solution); sp05 (solution)
Tentative schedule to be updated as the quarter progresses. Slides will be posted no later than the morning before class. Sample code and other files will be posted shortly after the corresponding lecture. Until slides and lecture materials are posted, the links below will not work.
1. March 30: Course Introduction, Shell Basics slides shell history
2. Apr 1: Processes, Users, Shell Special Characters, Emacs slides
shell history
3. Apr 3: I/O Redirection, Shell Scripts
slides
scripts
large picture shell history
Hint for accessing the scripts: tar -xf lec3scripts.tar (see man
tar)
4. Apr 6: Shell Variables, More Shell Scripts
slides
scripts
shell history
5. Apr 8: Regular Expressions (and more), grep, Other Utilities
slides
shell history
6. Apr 10: sed, command-line-tools wrap-up
slides shell
history
7. Apr 13: Introduction to C
slides
8. Apr 15: C intro continued (no slides)
9. Apr 17: C: locals, left vs. right expressions
slides some sample
programs
10. Apr 20: C: catch up; more examples
11. Apr 22: C: malloc/free: slides; C:
Preprocessor basics and printf/scanf slides
12. Apr 24: Tools: gdb slides gdb
manual buggy reverse.c shell
history debug session transcript fixed
reverse.c
13. Apr 27: C: Structs, linked lists, and casts slides;
structs.c list.c
14. Apr 29: C Casts (finished); C: Preprocessor revisited, multifile programs slides
15. May 1: Catch up and review for midterm
X. May 4: Midterm, in class
16. May 6: Next assignment & tries; Tools: make (start) slides makefile
demo code
17. May 8: Make and build dependencies
18. May 11: Testing slides
19. May 13: Version control slides subversion
book
20. May 15:Memory management and hw6
21. May 18: svn demo shell history 1 shell history 2
22. May 20: specification slides
23. May 22: Linking
and libraries slides
X. May 25: No class; Memorial day
24. May 27: C++ slides bankaccount
class string class cplusplus.com
tutorial
25. May 29: C++ subclasses and inheritance slides property
class hierarchy
26. June 1: C++ inheritance (concl.), C code pointers and objects slides files
27. June 3: Shared-memory concurrency slides
28. June 5: Concurrency (cont.); Course Summary
X. Wednesday, June 10: Final exam review, 4:30-5:30++, CSE 403
X. Thursday, June 11: Final exam, 8:30-10:20 pm.
A Quick-And-Dirty Getting-Started Guide
The Bash Manual
Stanford CS library: Essential
C, Unix Programming Tools
Are the texts required?
Linux
Pocket Guide by Daniel J. Barrett, O'Reilly, 2004.
C:
A Reference Manual (5th Edition) by Samuel P. Harbison, Guy L. Steele.
Prentice Hall, 2002.
And for an alternative opinion, The Unix-Haters Handbook by Garfinkle, Weise & Strassmann, IDG, 1994 (i.e., in pre-Linux times).
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