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CPSC 206 :
Structured Programming in C
Spring 2008
TA :
Woosuck Hong
Office hours/Location:
TR 01:50-2:50 PM/RDMC
229D
Lab: MW 12:40-01:30 PM /
HRBB232
-Instructions-
Start programming
All the programming assignments will
be done on the UNIX machine hosted by the Computer Science
department. You don't have to know too much about UNIX. Just a few
basic commands will do.
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Claim your Computer Science account
To start working on the program, first of all, you need to get a
computer science account in order to log onto the UNIX machine.
Here is the link telling you how to claim your account.
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Logging in UNIX using PuTTY
When your account is ready, now you need to log in the machine.
We will use a software called PuTTY to log in UNIX. If you have
ever used Telnet before, PuTTY is just like Telnet, but with
higher security protection. PuTTY is installed on all the
machines in Computer Science department, and probably on all the
machines in the open labs too. If you want to install it
yourself, click here (
PuTTY ) for a free download. The following link will tell
you how to use PuTTY to log in the UNIX system.
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Basic Unix Commands
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Basic vi Commands
Vi is the standard Unix text editor. This tutorial will give the
basics of using vi. (You can also try "vim", ex: vim hw1.c, to
edit hw1.c).
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Compile and run C++ program in UNIX
Coding in MS
Visual Studio dot net.
Homework turnin instructions
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Helpful Links
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VPN
The Virtual Private Network tunnels
remote user's traffic through both the campus and the CPSC
Department firewalls. Connecting to the department VPN grants
access to CSNET, all computers, printers, servers and other
network resources in the department.
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Mapping your H: drive
The document contains information
on how to map your CS account as a network drive in or out of
the H.R. Bright Building.
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X-Win32 5.4 - How to Set Up
This webpage contains
material and important information for the course.
If you have any suggestions and problems, please send us a message.
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