ICE2015: UNIX Program (Fall 2014)
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12:00 - 13:15 (Tuesday and Thursday) |
Where: | Lecture room #26310 (located on 3F in Engineering Bldg. II) |
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English |
Instructor: | Euiseong Seo Associate Professor Computer Systems Laboratory |
Course Description: | UNIX and its variants are currently the most popular choice for server systems. Therefore, programming for UNIX systems is an essential skill for building large-scale services or high-performance software systems. However, programming in the UNIX environment must be absolutely unfamiliar experience for students in PC-era or post PC-era. In this course, students will obtain hands-on experience in UNIX system programming and earn capability to implement diverse UNIX system software including shells, debuggers, profilers and so on. To achieve this, students will also get accustomed to the UNIX programming environment and learn how to use UNIX programming tools. |
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Grading: | (Subject to change)
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