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Unix Systems Programming covers a myriad of systems programming tasks. The course is presented as a series of modules that step a systems programmer through the complexities of the Unix and Linux operating systems. This course can save you and your employer many frustrating hours by providing concrete real-life examples of real code.

Class Schedule is:

DayTopic
Monday File I/O
Files and Directories
stdio.h
Tuesday System Files and Information
Unix Process Environment
Process Control
Process Relationships
Wednesday Signals
Terminal I/O
Advanced I/O
Thursday Daemons
Inter Process Communication (IPC)
Time
Friday PostScript Primer
Pseudo Terminals

Unix Systems Programming is a 5 day course covering 40 hours of combined lecture and lab. Hands on lab work is heavily emphasized and class size is limited to 8 students. A basic good understanding of the C programming language (or C++) is required.

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