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    CS202 Syllabi

      Office Hours

      [ ../plan.html ]

      Detailed Syllabi and Schedules

      Generic syllabus for this quarter: [ syllabus.htm ] [ syllabus.pdf ]

      The CS202 syllabus: [ syllabus.txt ] [ syllabus.html ] [ syllabus.htm ] [ syllabus.pdf ]

      Schedule: [ schedule.html ] you can copy this in a browser and paste into a PDA, Palm, or spreadsheet.

      Remote Access to our systems

      Use ssh or SSH. The s is for secure -- your passwords and work is encrypted as they flow through the networks. A Windows SH client program can be obtained from: //ftp.ssh.com/pub/ssh/ From there download the latest SSHSecureShellClient-3.2.0.exe. You run this program and it should install SSH and an excellent Secure File Transfer Protocol (sftp) program. The Ssh Client pops up a terminal screen just like the one you use to run compilers in the lab. You can run 'vi' and 'pico' etc inside the ssh terminal window. You need to know the addresses of our servers. We give these out in classes, labs, offices and other Face-to-face meetings for security reason's.


      (sftp): By the way the sftp program lets you drag-and-drop files between directories on your machine and directories on remotes machines.

      If you run Linux, and only if you run Linux, you may need the ssh client RPMs. I'm not sure where the Linux client RPMs are any more. Please let me know if you find them or know where they are.

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    Glossary

  1. Dia::="Diagram Editor", -- a free drawing tool for Linux and Windoze.
  2. STL::= "Standard Template Library". [ The Standard Library in resources ]
  3. TBA::= "To Be Announced".
  4. TBD::= "To Be Done".
  5. UML::="Unified Modeling Language", [ UML in resources ]
  6. UNIX::Operating_system= See http://www.csci.csusb.edu/dick/cs202/resources.html#UNIX.

    Abreviations

  7. TBA::="To Be Announced", something I have to do.
  8. TBD::="To Be Done", something you have to do.
  9. Dia::="A free Open Source Diagramming tool for Linux, Windoze, etc. ".

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