CS 141 class #1: Feb 7, 2007

Please bring up this web page on each station:
 http://unix01.sac.edu
  2007 Spring
   CS 141: Wednesdays
    Class #1

As the each audio section is played at the instructor station,
 you will find useful information and links
  on this web page beneath each audio.

Sometimes you will hear an electronic clicking noise
 in the audio.
  My apologies.


audio #100: "welcome. add before 8 PM tonight if not registered." 
   Click either:
   .WAV (24 MB)
   or
   .MP3 (2.4 MB)

   how to fill out your add card for this class:

       ticket: 1714101
       units:  3
       course: unix o/s


to instructor in the classroom: Pls give out the class overview
                 to each student before playing this next audio.

audio #101: "course overview"
       The following .wav file may come up too slowly.
        If so, use the .mp3 link instead.
   .WAV (71 MB) or
   .MP3 (6.5 MB)

   How to find the overview on the class web site:

   http://unix01.sac.edu
    2007 Spring
     CS 141: Wednesday evenings
      Course Overview


audio #102w: "course overview: section 13 semester calendar"
   .WAV (30 MB) or
   .MP3 (2.8 MB)


audio #102-1: "invitation to cs 241 unix sys admin on Thursdays"
   .MP3 (1.2 MB)

   how to fill out your add card 
    to also take the advanced unix course:
     cs 241: UNIX/Linux System Administration
      on Thursday evenings 7 to 10 PM rm A-215

       ticket: 1724101
       units:  3
       course: unix system admin
        
        for more info, click here


audio #103: "reference material on the class web site"
   .WAV (77 MB) or
   .MP3 (7.0 MB)
   
    http://unix01.sac.edu
     2007 Spring
      CS 141: Wednesdays
       Class Reference Material


audio #104: "Why take CS 141 ?: what is unix"
   .MP3 (5.2 MB)
   
    http://unix01.sac.edu
     Why take CS 141
      http://www.webhostingmall.com/help_qa_unix.asp

audio #104-2: "Why take CS 141 ?: part 2"
   .MP3 (15.2 MB)


Homework for next week's class:

   1. Buy the text book 
       (at the book store or check the ISBN in the course overview)
   2. Read Chapter 1
   3. Check the web site references on abbreviations and punctuation.
   4. Check dice.com to see what computer skills are in demand
       What jobs are most appealing to you and why.
        What jobs are most within your reach today.
   5. email me with any questions.
       See my email address in section 11 of the overview.