Section 11 (Lab): DH450 0800 - 0850 T
Section 12 (Lab): DH450 0800 - 0850 R
Materials: The laboratories for this course consist of information modules. You can find them on our course web page or by clicking on here. You should read the modules and answer the questions as you go. Although there is no formal instructions, the instructor will be in the lab to assist you. Feel free to ask your lab questions your instructor. Note that lab questions will be answered during the lab hours only. The instructors' office hours are reserved to help students for other issues.
Due Dates: Seven lab assignments are chosen out of 12 modules. After exercising each lab, you are supposed to finish the corresponding quiz and submit your answer. Send your work by 11:30 pm of the specified due date. Note that the due dates are scheduled on every other Friday.
| Date | Lab Information Module | Due |
| 9/5 | Basic Commands | Quiz 1 |
| 9/19 | Getting Help, Pipes | Quiz 2 |
| 10/3 | Editing, Viewing, Printing | Quiz 3 |
| 10/17 | The tar and jar archiving utilities | Quiz 5 |
| 10/31 | The awk utility | Quiz 6 |
| 11/14 | Shell Issues | Quiz 9 |
| 12/5 | Shell Scripting 1 | Quiz 10 |
Each lab is worth 10 points. 70 is the maximum point you can obtain. The lab grade will be counted as 9 % of your total grade in CS46B. See the CS46B greensheet for more details about final grade.
Policy on Academic DishonestyYou are encouraged to talk to one another about the lab assignment to share experiences. However, the work you submit must be your own. The first violation will result in a zero grade in that assignment. A second violation will result in an F in the CS46B (not only the lab.) Don't share your work, and guard it well so no one else would steal it.