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Schedule and due dates

Project 1: ./project-1.pdf
Project 2: ./project-2.pdf

Slides will usually be posted before class.
The outline will be filled in with slides, readings, code, and assignments as the semester moves forward
The topic schedule may change slightly as the semester progresses.
mycode.tar.gz is a zip-like archive file.
- In Linux/Unix/Mac
  - Just click on it in your file browser of choice, and it should open an "archive manager" which can unzip it
  - At the command line, you can unpack it by executing in the directory with the file: $tar -xf mycode.tar.gz
- In Windows
  - you can open it with http://7-zip.org/

0a. Introduction and setup

0b. Virtual machines

1a. Bash basics

Reading: +01-02-LinuxBash (first part)
Assignment (download and submit using the Gitlab web interface):
- Pre-lab 02 (from the book) due right before class starts
- Post-lab 02 due 24 hours after the start of class:

1b. Bash scripting

Reading: +01-02-LinuxBash (second part)
Assignment (download and submit using the Gitlab web interface):
- Pre-lab 04 (from the book) due right before class starts
- Post-lab 04 due 24 hours after the start of class:

Version Control
- Slides: +03-VersionControl
- Assignment (clone and submit using the command line Git interface only!):
  - Pre-lab 03 (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab 03 due 24 hours after the start of class:

3. Unix philosophy and text editors

Reading:
- ./tools-for-computer-scientists.pdf Chapter 1, 9, Appendix E
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_text_editors#Programming_features
- Vim
Slides: ./01_Text_IDE.pdf
Assignment:
- Pre-lab 01 and 09 (from the book) due before class starts. This is the short worksheet at the end of each chapter.
- Post-lab 01 and 09 due 24 hours after the start of class:
  - Post-lab 01 is at the end of the chapter (answer the questions in a text file and place it in the repository).
  - Post-lab 09 is in the repository and here: ./09_IDE-assignment.pdf
  - Play several levels of https://vim-adventures.com/ and include a screenshot in your repository
  - Play https://www.shortcutfoo.com/ for vim

Build systems (GNU Make)
- Reading:
  - ./tools-for-computer-scientists.pdf Chapter 5
  - https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html Chapter 1 and 2
  - http://makefiletutorial.com/ First block of examples
  - http://labor-liber.org/en/gnu-linux/development/ (good!)
- Slides: ./05-build_systems.pdf
- Assignment:
  - Pre-lab 05 (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab 05 due 24 hours after the start of class:

Debuggers
- Reading:
  - ./tools-for-computer-scientists.pdf Chapter 6, 9
- Slides: ./06-debugging.pdf
  - Notes: this prints an array, where len is a number like 6:
    - p *array@len
  - Another frond-end to add to the list:
    - https://github.com/cyrus-and/gdb-dashboard/ (awesome)
    - https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Nemiver
      - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemiver
- Assignment:
  - Pre-lab 06 (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab 06 due 24 hours after the start of class:

Code checking
- Reading:
  - ./tools-for-computer-scientists.pdf Chapter 7
- Slides: ./07-code_checking.pdf
- Assignment:
  - Pre-lab 07 (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab 07 due 24 hours after the start of class:

Unit testing
- Reading:
  - ./tools-for-computer-scientists.pdf Chapter 8
- Slides: ./08-unit_testing.pdf
- Assignment:
  - Pre-lab 08 (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab 08 due 24 hours after the start of class:

Profiling
- Reading:
  - ./tools-for-computer-scientists.pdf Chapter 10
  - https://github.com/KDAB/hotspot (add python)
- Slides: ./10-code_profiling.pdf
- Assignment:
  - Pre-lab 10 (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab 10 due 24 hours after the start of class:

Regular expressions
- Reading:
  - ./tools-for-computer-scientists.pdf Chapter 8
  - http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/regex
  - http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/regex/
  - http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html
  - http://www.rexegg.com/regex-quickstart.html
  - https://regex101.com/
  - https://regexcrossword.com/
  - https://www.gnu.org/software/grep/manual/grep.html
  - https://www.gnu.org/software/sed/manual/sed.html
  - https://www.regexone.com/ (this one is good, I suggest completing the activity)
  - https://www.regular-expressions.info/
- Slides: ./11-regular_expressions.pdf
- Assignment:
  - Pre-lab (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab due 24 hours after the start of class:

GUI programming - Qt
- Reading:
- Slides: ./12-GUI_programming.pdf
- Assignment:
  - Pre-lab (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab due 24 hours after the start of class:

LaTeX
- Reading:
  - ./tools-for-computer-scientists.pdf Chapter 13
  - https://www.latex-tutorial.com/
- Slides: ./13-latex.pdf
- Assignment:
  - Pre-lab (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab due 24 hours after the start of class:

Modern C++
- Reading:
  - ./tools-for-computer-scientists.pdf Chapter 14
- Slides:
- Assignment:
  - Pre-lab (from the book) due right before class starts
  - Post-lab due 24 hours after the start of class:

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