CS 260 - Unix/Linux Operating Systems

Credits: 5
Introduction to multi-user and multi-processing operating systems through a study of the Linux/UNIX operating system as implemented on the microcomputer.
Course Outcomes:

Explain the purpose and function of the Linux operating system.
Explain the purpose and function of files and disks.
List and explain Linux rules for naming files.
Compare and contrast the super user with the ordinary user.
Locate and explain the purpose and function of the objects found on the GNOME desktop.
Explain the purpose and function of gEdit and AbiWord utilities.
Compare and contrast the two major ways Linux provides for the user to interact with the computer.

Course Topics:

An introduction to multi-user and multi processing operating systems through the study of the UNIX operating system as implemented on the microcomputer
Linux will be used to facilitate the learning experience

LEC Credits: 5
LEC hours per week: 5
Recommended: CS 125.
Course Attribute(s): None
OEE Permitted: Yes
Grading Basis: Graded
Instructor/Department Consent Required: No Consent
CIP Code: 11.1004
Default Section Size/Cap: 24
Quarter(s) offered:

Fall
Winter
Spring