The course outline is a guideline to topics that will be discussed in the course, and when they will be discussed:

• Course introduction
• Introduction to C

• Lab Spec

• Files, Types and Opperators in C

In the lab we will repeat the exercise from week 1.

• Lab1 solution

• Arrays, Pointers and Memory Allocation

• Lab Spec
• Lab3 solution

• Structures

This lab is a continuation and extension of lab3. You can use the code developed during previous lab session (and are encouraged to do so).

• Lab Spec

• Control flow

This lab is a continuation and extension of lab4. You can use the code developed during previous lab session (and are encouraged to do so).

Your goal is to implement the same behavior you implemented in lab4 (you used multiple dynamically allocated arrays) using a LINKED LIST.

Your program should allocate memory dynamically and free it at the end. No memory leeks are should appear!

Submit your code using the following command

submit 2031 lab5 lab5.c

Submission folder will be closed on Friday midnight!

• Introduction to UNIX

• Lab Spec
• Solution

Submit before Friday midnight!

• UNIX - scripting

June 17 and June 18 in the lab

June 24 2014 during the lecture

Please try to solve this question

Useful tutorials are posted in Resources section

There is no lecture. Happy Canada Day!

We will use lab to answer all you questions. Also it is a chance to discuss mid-term results.

Last date to drop course without receiving a grade is July 4 2014

• Unix utilities
• AWK

• Spec
• Solution

• Shell-advanced

• Spec
• Data
• Sample

• AWK
• sh script

To test your solution with AWK use the following command:

awk -f lab11.awk test.prn

submit your AWK solution using the following command:

submit 2031 lab11 lab11.awk

NOTE: Try to do the same thing with grep and other tools in sh

If you have your shell solution use:

submit 2031 lab11 lab11.sh

July 22 and July 23 in the lab

You will be provided with small tasks and asked to write one or two shell scripts and one AWK script. You should review the work from lab and try to write some scripts such as

• merging and joining files,
• finding certain files in the system (using ls, grep, cut and pipes),
• searching for and extracting information from semi-structured files (e.g. removing tags from html file using shell script, finding data in CSV files)
• using AWK to process the file and print it in a specified format

You will be able to use man pages during the labtest. Also your submissions will be available to you.

It is closed-book exam. You can have a clean sheet of paper and a pen/pencil with you.

• AWK
• Merge Files (this the simpler way that, more complex is following the same scheme that you have in Join Files and modifying the echo accordingly)
• Join Files
• Search (swap '\.' and 't' to have name ending with t or extension starting with t

Review will be held during our last lecture Last day of classes is July 29 2014

• Slides

Skip the slides about testing

The final test will be held on Thursday, August 7, 2014 at 9:00 AM in LSB 106