Note: You are responsible for keeping up with the reading in the text at all times! The chapters that we are covering from the text are clearly posted on the class schedule page. I will attempt to keep this page up to date with current assignments. However, if an assignment is made in class then it has been assigned, whether it appears on this page or not!

• Test 3 Review
• Test 2 Review
• Test 1 Review
• Homework Submission Page
• Program outcomes and objectives for the course

Stuff you don't have to turn in but you should do anyway

Additional reading assignments will be made throughout the semester and will be posted here. You are responsible for this material on tests.

• Code examples from the Linux demonstrations in class. This directory may contain some examples that we haven't gotten to yet! You are only responsible for the examples that we have covered. The Java examples are for your information only and you are not responsible for them.

Stuff you do have to turn in

Please submit the files for homework assignments using the Homework Submission Page.

1. Homework Assignment 1 is due on Thursday, September 13.
2. Homework Assignment 2 is due on Thursday, September 27.
3. Homework Assignment 3 is due on Thursday, October 18.
4. Homework Assignment 4 is due on Tuesday, November 6.
5. Homework Assignment 5.
   • Part 1 should be submitted to the Homework Submission Page and is due on Thursday, December 6.
   • Part 2 should be turned in on paper to Dr. Apon and is due on Tuesday, December 11.

Stuff that you may find interesting or useful, but you don't have to do

• Design and Implementation of the Second Extended Filesystem
• Here is a brief introduction to some key features of Unix
• This is a nice Tutorial on socket programming.
• Here is a really nice page that demonstrates multithreading in Java. Try this from a Java-enabled browser!.
• "An Introduction to Programming with Threads" by Andrew D. Birrell (postscript) (PDF)