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Week 10 Notes for CST8129 - Ian Allen - idallen@ncf.ca
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Remember - knowing how to find out an answer is more important than
memorizing the answer.  Learn to fish!  RTFM!  (Read The Fine Manual)

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Review:
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In Week 1 (see week01notes.txt) you learned about News groups and how to
read the course announcements, post, and cancel articles.  You logged in
to the Linux Lab (T127) and then to ACADUNIX and verified your userid,
password, and disk quota.  You changed your password.

In Week 2 (see week02notes.txt) you read Chapter 1 and answered the
review questions in the notes.  You remembered how to use the VI text
editor by writing and modifying a small script copied from the textbook.
You downloaded a C program and compiled and ran it.  You used the "diff"
command with and without the "-w" option.

In Week 3 (see week03notes.txt) you handed in Lab Exercise #1 and started
reading Chapter 8 using the Chapter 8 reading guide and questions.

In Week 4 (see week04notes.txt) you handed in Lab Exercise #2 and finished
reading Chapter 8.

In Week 5 (see week05notes.txt) you handed in Lab Exercise #3 and studied
Chapter 8 for the midterm test using the Chapter 8 Reading Guide.

In Week 6 (see week06notes.txt) you handed in Lab Exercise #4 and wrote
the midterm test.  You started reading Chapter 9 and typed in several
scripts from that chapter using the traditional (non 2.x) bash syntax.

In Week 7 (see week07notes.txt) you demonstrated Lab Exercise #5 and
read most of the rest of Chapter 9 using the reading guide.

In Week 8 (see week08notes.txt) you handed in Lab Exercise #6 and
finished reading Chapter 9 using the reading guide.  You started work
on Assignment #1 and prepared for the repeat of Midterm #1.

In Week 9 (see week09notes.txt) you demonstrated Lab Exercise #7 and
prepared for the second midterm test.

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This week (Week 10):
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Monday is the second midterm test, worth 15% of your final mark.

In your lab this week, finish Assignment #1.  Both are based on the
script examples in Chapter 9 and in the Notes (under Shell Scripts).
Your instructor is available to test and try to break your scripts.

Read Chapter 2.  (All of it.)  Make sure you actually type in and *do*
the examples listed in your book!  Reading it will not be sufficient.