CEG 333 Lab Notes

College of Engineering & CS
Wright State University
Dayton, Ohio 45435-0001

This is a collection of notes and links intended for use by the students of the course CEG 333: Introduction to Unix. It is a 2 credit hour course that has ten 50-minute lectures and ten 50-minute lab sessions.

These are notes written by Ben Murray and Prabhaker Mateti.

Notes by week:		Notes by topic (alphabetically sorted)
Topics: Logging in Remote Computing: telnet and ssh Transferring Files: ftp, sftp, and gFTP Introduction to Emacs Topics: Emacs Basics Bash: Variables and Assignments Topics: Ten Essential Commands Standard Files, Redirection and Pipes Regular Expressions Topics: The UNIX File System Listing Files Links Permissions and Ownership Looking Inside Files: `file` and `size` Bash: Control Structures Topics: The Unix Programming Environment C++ Standard Library The Environment String The `execve` interface Emacs C++ Mode Topics: GDB `make` `man` `indent` `nm` Core Dumps Topics: Grep Sed Find Topics: Emacs: Search and Replace Emacs: Compiling Emacs: Prefix Arguments Emacs: Managing the Screen Emacs: Rectangles Emacs: Macros Programming Emacs: Keybindings and Modes Topics: Processes: ps and top kill tar Topics: Bash Scripting: Bringing it all together		Bash Control Structures Variables and Assignments Scripting Example Permissions and Ownership Core Dumps Emacs: Prefix Arguments Emacs Emacs Basics Emacs C++ Mode Emacs: Compiling Introduction to Emacs Programming Emacs: Keybindings and Modes Emacs: Rectangles Emacs: Macros Emacs: Managing the Screen Emacs: Search and Replace The Environment String The `execve` interface Looking Inside Files: `file` and `size` Find The UNIX File System Transferring Files: ftp, sftp, and gFTP GDB Grep g++ (compiling) `indent` kill Links Logging in Listing Files `make` `man` `nm` Processes: ps and top Regular Expressions Sed Remote Computing: telnet and ssh Standard Files, Redirection and Pipes C++ Standard Library tar Ten Essential Commands The Unix Programming Environment