Saturday, February 18, 2012

Unix Operating system Advanced network prgramming and Unix network programming

Dear all,

Writing this blog gives me opportunity to tell more about our courses that i teaching(facilitating ) to you. pls remeber few thing while learning with me.
The internal of Unix /Linux kernel can be more understood by remembering following points:
(tips) :
  • experiment the things. note them by relating it with application of it n theory.
  • list system call that are important. Do remember at least their name and use.
  • do not required remember the syntax n parameter of each and every system calls
  • compare the system calls.
  • concentrate on the return values of system call while using them.
  • facing problem understanding them. search on internet by giving "system call example"
  • while doing the programming check for the system call set that you are using.
  • In the assignment list 90 % programs are available on either on net or in ftp://10.10.13.16 in my subject.
  • while wringing the assignment writeup, pls write down u r experience(use) about the system call in conclusion.
  • draw flowchart for every program that you do. this will help you to develop your logical skill of programming and will help you remember the programming skill.
  • Data dictionary will give u more focused use of data types u have used.
  • for student who copying the program, they can see the flowcart of other n try to built program from it.
  • pls refer the material that is given to you (pdfs)
  • this all exercise is only for making you better in OS/programming.
  • the assignment list 90% final and may change 10 % during the semester.
  • the UG (one) (leader) and PG(four) students is group, which will work in together to solve the assignment list and get fasten the speed solving the assignment faster.
  • the PG student will give me feedback of entire group their work and this activity.
"Talk to me , i will understand the problem.
show me, i will happy to see.
involve me, we will remember the things."

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