Using and Understanding Unix and Linux

0-0.5 Course Units

Unix, in its many forms, runs much of the world's computer infrastructure, from cable modems and cell phones to the giant clusters that power Google and Amazon. This half-credit course provides a thorough introduction to Unix and Linux. Topics will range from critical basic skills such as examining and editing files, compiling programs and writing shell scripts, to higher level topics such as the architecture of Unix and its programming model. The material learned is applicable to many classes, including CIS 2400, CIS 3310, CIS 3410, CIS 3710, and CIS 3800. Not Offered Every Year Prerequisites: Students must take CIS 1100 before taking CIS 1911. 0-0.5 Course Units