Class 54: Shell Programming (1)

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Held: Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Summary: We end the semester by exploring the shell and shell scripting.

Related Pages:

EBoard.
Lab: Marge Coahran and Henry Walker's Lab on Bash Scripts.
Reading: Bash Scripts (Henry Walker on Bash Scripts).

Notes:

Please read the notes on exam 3, partiuclarly if you got less than full credit on a problem.
Remaining grades to be distributed by Wednesday.
The College continues to suck away my time. I will not be in during the first half of my office hours tomorrow. I have rearranged my schedule so that I should be in the office from about 1:30-3:00 today, in case anyone needs to see me.
We are done with readings!
Although the lab ends with work to turn in, you do not need to turn anything in.
CS picnic is Friday at 5 pm.
EC for Thursday's Thursday extra on HCI [academic]
EC for Intro to Acting Presentations, Saturday, 7:30 [peer]
EC for G-Tones Study break on Saturday [peer]

Overview:

Lab.

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