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| Newer page: | version 5 | Last edited on Thursday, February 26, 2004 1:17:04 pm | by MattBrown | Revert |
| Older page: | version 2 | Last edited on Monday, February 23, 2004 11:20:19 am | by CraigBox | Revert |
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-Each seminar will run for 1
.5 hours total maximum,
and are suggested to
be about 1 hour of presentation and 20-30 mins of questions/discussion.
+[WLUG] is running a set of Introduction to Linux tutorials in the 2nd and 3rd week of A Semester 2004
. These tutorials are aimed at first and second year Computer Science students
and are sponsored by the CS Department. Seminars will start at 7pm and will
be about 1 hour of presentation and 20-30 mins of questions/discussion, they will be finished well before 9pm each night
.
Changes to Matt's last email are in bold, things to do are in italics.
* ''Find out about getting a lab machine in the lecture theatre.''
+** TSG are arranging for us to have a lab machine in the lecture theatre --MattBrown
+
* ''Find out about a second video projector''
!!Seminar 1: (Tue 9th Mar) - Introduction to Linux / OSS
! Presenter: Tony !McGregor
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!!Seminar 5: (Wed 17th Mar) - Processes/''Permissions''
!Presenter: John !McPherson
* An introduction to process control in unix systems. We will cover how to start, stop, suspend and kill processes.
-** __ctrl-z vs ctrl-c__
+** Brief introduction to signals
+
** __ctrl-z vs ctrl-c__ / Sending signals via __kill__
+** very brief discussion of threads vs processes (eg displayed in __top__)
+** Looking at process usage - __top, ps, pstree, fuser
__
** __chmod__
!!Seminar 6: (Thu 18th Mar) - Summary / Q&A
! Presenter: Jamie Curtis
