Contents

• Lab 01
• : Goals:
• : Normal Scenario
• : Deliverables
• : Alternative Scenarios
• : : 6a If you have some time spare:
• : : : 6aa You still have time to spare
• : : 1a If you don't have an account
• : : 1b If your CSCI account doesn't work

Lab 01

Goals:

1. To have logged in and used our Linux Lab computers.
2. To have found and looked at the CS320 WWW site.

Normal Scenario



1. Log in as usual. Start Firefox or Konqueror. Input this URL in the location box: [ http://cse.csusb.edu/dick/cs320/ ]
2. Try most of the links at the top of the page.... where do they go?
3. Try the Search engine. Can you find "Lab 01"?
4. Visit the Computer Science Club [ http://cse.csusb.edu/resources/club/ ] and look at [ csec_sb ] its Google-group.
5. Follow this link [ ../consumers.html ] to some joke definitions of languages and print out copies to read later.
6. Check out the preparation for the next class [ ../02.html ]



Deliverables

• Show me what you have found on the web site.
• Point out an error or ask a question.
Due At the end of the laboratory period. Grading: D=worked hard but got nowhere(7/10),..., A=100% successful completion (10/10).

Alternative Scenarios

6a If you have some time spare:

1. Go to this page [ 01.cpp ] and a download a copy (File.... Save as.... Source). Compile and run it. I can show how to run my "Q" program from inside "vi".
2. Here are some commands that run versions of languages we will discuss in this course. Try one or two of them out.
   Table

   Command	Language	Note
   python	Python	Interpreter, type CTRL/D to exit
   lisp	Common LISP	Interpreter, type CTRL/D to exit
   guile	Scheme	Interpreter, type CTRL/D to exit
   swipl	Prolog	Interpreter, type CTRL/D to exit
   ruby	Ruby	ruby -e command and supply input(??)
   javac,java	Java	Compiler and interpreter

   
   (Close Table)
   

   6aa You still have time to spare

   [ wat ]

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1a If you don't have an account



1. Fill in the form asking for one.
2. In the lab, sit with someone who does have an account.
3. Learn by watching them, asking questions, and taking notes. You may need to study the recommended UNIX books for CS201 or CS202.
4. Wait for your account to be created (typically 48 hours) and then do the lab.
5. Show me when done, to get the points.



1b If your CSCI account doesn't work



1. Fill in the form reporting the problem and hand it to the technicians or EMail bwang@csusb.edu (Birdie Wang).
2. Tell me! Then relax...
3. Show me when you've got on line and done the lab, to get the points.



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