This four-hour course covers the basics of UNIX systems programming, including file and directory structures, basic and advanced file i/o, process creation, and interprocess communication. An initial unit on "C++ for Java programmers" will familiarize students with the use of C and C++ in systems programming.

Course resources

• Calendar (updated frequently -- refresh often!)
• Textbooks:
  • C++: How to Program, Fifth Edition
    Deitel and Deitel
    Prentice Hall
    
  • Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment
    Stevens and Rago
    Addison Wesley Professional
    

People:

• Instructor: Eileen Kraemer, eileen@cs.uga.edu .
• Teaching Assistant: Krishna Bhargava krishnbhargava@gmail.com

Times and Places

• Class is held M-Th 11:45 - 12:45 and T,W,Th 10:30 - 11:30 in Dawson 310 (NOTE: This is a new room! Room change effective 6/18)
• Office hours with Dr. Kraemer: immediately after class

Course Policies

• Policy on Attendance
• Policy on Collaboration
• Late Policy
• Grading Policy