Course Outline DDC3232

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Department & Faculty: Science DepartmentCollege of Science and TechnologyUTM City Campus

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Course Code:

UNIX Operating System (DDC3232)

Total Lecture Hours: 3 hours x 14 weeks

Lectures: 1 hours Tutorial: Nil Lab: 2 hours

Semester: 1Academic Session: 2009 / 2010

Prepared by:Name: Suzana AbidinSignature:Date: 25 August 2009

Certified by: (Course Panel Head)Name:Signature:Date:

Lecturer : Suzana Abidin

Room No. : F306M

Telephone No. : 03 2615-4780, 019-3388-252

E-mail : [email protected], [email protected]

Synopsis : This course is designed to provide students the overview of UNIX operatingsystem. The student will also learn how to manipulate the Unix File System,UNIX Shell, Text Editors, Unix Networking, Configuring Unix Environment, andcreate a shell script and programming under UNIX.

LEARNING OUTCOMESBy the end of the course, students should be able to:

No. Course Learning Outcome ProgrammeLearningOutcome(s)

Addressed

AssessmentMethods

KPI

1.

2.

3.

Describe an overview of the UNIX operating system,the non-proprietary or open operating system usingthree different approaches in Unix operating system.

Describe the concepts of information organization inUNIX File System; and apply the basic command ofUNIX to keep track the files .

Describe the various types of shells have been writtenfor UNIX; and apply the most prevalent such as theBourne Shell (sh), the Korn Shell (ksh), the C Shell(csh), the TC Shell (tcsh), and the Bourne-Again Shell

(bash)

.

PO1

PO1, PO2

PO1, PO2

Q1, T1, F

HW1, L, T1, F

Q2, L, T1, F

(T Test ; PR

Project ; Q Quiz;HW Homework ; L-Lab; F FinalExam)

0.50

0.50

0.50


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Course Code:

Unix Operating System ( DD3232)


Lectures: 1 hour Tutorial: Nil Lab: 2 hours




No. Course Learning Outcome ProgrammeLearningOutcome(s)Addressed

AssessmentMethods

KPI

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

Describe the concepts of creating and modifyingUNIX files using a utility program called an editor and

apply the concepts using vi, emacs and pico UNIXeditors.

Describe the uses of computer communicationsthrough Internet and World Wide Web; and describeand apply several UNIX commands in accessinganother computers.

Describe the advantages of flexibility of UNIXoperating system; and describe and apply the UNIXcommands to create a startup files and allow theshell to execute the files.

Describe the advantages of UNIX operating system

as a program development environment; anddescirbe and write a shell scripts to create a UNIXprograms for UNIX shell within a given time.

Describe another Unix systems include programminglanguages C, C++, Fortran, and Java; and describevarious selection of software tools that are used inprogramming.

.

PO1,PO2

PO1, PO2

PO1,PO2

PO1,PO2

PO1,PO2

HW2, L, T1, F

HW3,L,T1,F

Q3,L,T2,F

HW4,L,T2,F

HW5,L,T2,F

(T Test ; PR Project ; Q Quiz;HW Homework ; L-Lab; F FinalExam)

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50


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WEEKLY SCHEDULE

Week 1

Lecture

3hrs 1.0 Introduction to UNIX1.1 Introduction to UNIX1.2 Your UNIX Account1.3 Three different approaches are presented: traditional (command-

line) UNIX, the X Windows System with Motif; and the Command

Desktop Environment (CDE)1.4 Getting StartedGive Assessment: Quiz #1

Week 2

Lecture

Lab activities_1

3hrs 2.0 UNIX File System2.1 The UNIX File System2.2 Working with Files

Give exercises (Group Discussion and Individual Work at lab)

Week 3

Lecture

Lab activities_1

3hrs 1.1 Working with Directories1.2 Pathnames

Give exercises (Group Discussion and Individual Work at lab)Give Assignment #1Submit Assignment #1 (Individual)

Week 4

Lecture

Lab activities_1

3hrs 1.3 File Ownership & Permissions


Week 5

Lecture

Lab activities_2

3hrs 3.0 UNIX Shell3.1 UNIX Shells3.2 Working with Shell3.3 Using Additional Shell Features

Give Assessment: Quiz #2Give exercises (Group Discussion and Individual Work at lab)Submit Assignment #2 (Individual)


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Week 6

Lecture

Lab activities_3

3hrs 4.0 Text Editors4.1 Text Editors4.2 Editing with vi4.3 Editing with emacs

Brief about lab report and show some examplesGive exercises and Give Assignment #2

Week 7

Lecture

Lab activities_3

Test 1

3hrs 4.4 Editing with pico4.5 Editing with CDE Text Editor

Give exercises (Group Discussion and Individual Work at lab)Submit Assignment #2 (Individual)

Week 8

Lecture

Lab activities_4

3hrs 5.0 Network5.1 Network5.2 Using mailx and Mail5.3 Processing Mail with pine5.4 Processing Mail with Mailer


Week 9

Lecture

Lab Activities_4

3hrs 5.5 Logging in Remotely5.6 Transferring Files5.7 Accessing the Internet5.8 Compressing & uncompress

Give exercises and Assignment #3Week 10

Lecture

Lab activities_5

3hrs 6.0 Configuring your Unix Environment6.1 Discovering your current environment6.2 Adding or changing variables

Give Assessment: Quiz #3Give exercises (Group Discussion and Individual Work at lab)

Submit Assignment #3


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Week 11

Lecture

Lab activities_6

Assignment 3

3hrs 7.0 Shell Scripts7.1 Scheduling jobs7.2 Suspending jobs and checking jobs status7.3 Running jobs7.4 Controlling job priority and timing job7.5 Finding out the process running7.6 Deleting processes7.7 Scripting Language

Give exercises (Group Discussion and Individual Work at lab)Give Assignment #4

Week 12 Mid-Semester Break

Week 13

Lecture

Lab activities_6

Test 2

3hrs 7.8 Shell Scripting7.9 Creating and running a shell scripts7.10 Making a script executable7.11 Writing basic scripts

Give exercises (Group Discussion and Individual Work at lab)Give Assignment #5Submit Assignment #4

Week 14

Lecture

Lab activities_6

3hrs 7.12 Writing basic scripts

Give exercises (Group Discussion and Individual Work at lab)Submit Assignment #5

Week 15 3hrs 1.0 Programming Under Unix1.1 Programming Languages1.2 Programming in C1.3 Programming in C++

Give Assessment: Quiz #4Submit Lab Report


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MAIN TEXT:

Deborah S.Ray, Eric J.Ray,UNIX: Learn Unix the Quick and Easy Way, 3rd

Edition, 2007

REFERENCES :

1. Deborah S.Ray, Eric J.Ray,UNIX: Learn Unix the Quick and Easy Way, 3rd

Edition, 2007

2. Paul K. Andersen, Just Enough UNIX, McGraw-Hill 4th

Edition,

GRADING:

Assessments Mainstream SPACE CollaborationProgram

Test 1 12% 12% 12%

Test 2 12% 12% 12%

Test 3 - - -

Assignment (5) 10% 10% 6%

Quiz (4) 6% 6% 6%

Lab / Skills (1) 10% 10% 4%

Lab Report - - -

Project - - -

Presentation - - -

UTM Evaluation

Collaboration Program

- - -

Course Work 50% 50% 40%

Final Exam 50% 50% 60%Total 100% 100% 100%

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