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CIS 071 Sections 1 and 2
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Fall, 2003
Dr. Friedman

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Section	Description
1.	Course Guidelines for CIS C071
2.	Course Syllabus for CIS C071
3.	Course Lectures Lecture Set 1 - Programming and Software Development Lecture Set 2 - Introduction to C Lecture Set 3 - Introduction to Functions Lecture Set 4 - Selection Structures Lecture Set 5 - Repetition Structures Lecture Set 6 - Simple Data Types, Math Functions and Expresions Lecture 6 (Reference) - Internal Representation of Data: Bits & Bytes Lecture Set 7A - Modular Programming - Functions w Output Arguments (Part A) Lecture 7A (Reference) - Addresses and Pointers Lecture Set 7B - Modular Programming - Functions w Output Arguments (Part B) Lecture Set 8 - Structured Data Types (Part I) - Arrays Lecture Set 9 - Text and Binary Files Processing Lecture 9 (Reference) - An Introduction to Text Files Lecture Set 10 - Structured Data Types (Part II) Structs Lecture 10 (Reference) - Fractions Driver and Functions Code Lecture Set 11 - Structured Data Types (Part III) Strings (INCOMPLETE - NO LINK YET)
4.	Laboratories - All labs may be accessed from this link.
5.	Assignments (Assignments are now posted with links in the Course Syllabus)
6.	Introductory UNIX Documents Using the "pico" Editor under Unix UNIX Concepts UNIX Commands Forwarding E-mail Editing and Compiling I - Unix Environment Basics Editing and Compiling II - Using Object Files and Libraries in UNIX Editing and Compiling III - Combining Unix C Files using Makefile
7.	Miscellaneous Operational Issues Temple HelpDesk OnLine Reference -- Great Stuff (Go See) Getting a University AccessNet Account Accessing CIS Labs Computers from Home Introduction to Blackboard Submissions Note: The following links are provided courtesy of Dr. Giorgio Ingargiola. Some Simple C Programs Using the Printers in our PC Labs Using E-mail in room CC104 Using the C Compiler: Object Files and Libraries Pointers to Kat Hanna's Write-Ups: Accessing Your UNIX Account from the NT Lab UNIX Commands Moving Files between the PC and your UNIX Account

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CIS 071 Sections 1 and 2 Table of Contents

Fall, 2003 Dr. Friedman

CIS 071 Sections 1 and 2
Table of Contents

Fall, 2003
Dr. Friedman