The Linux Lab's hosts have been fully updated to new Shuttle PCs, for remote access please use these stellar hostnames: altair, ankaa, antares, arcturus, avior, bellatrix, betelgeuse, canopus, capella, deneb, dubhe, hadar, mimosa, naos, polaris, procyon, rastaban, saiph, sirius, ursa.
We're more than just a place where you can find up-to-date computer hardware and software. As part of the university's computer science department, we're committed to helping people take full advantage of our computing facilities with training programs. MacLab tutors present a number of "minicourses" each quarters on a variety of topics, to which the university community is warmly invited. Sessions are free of charge and provide an opportunity to learn about operating systems, programming, media software, and more in a relaxed environment with plenty of instructor attention. Reservation is not required, and resources such as documentation are provided.
The handouts accompanying selected minicourses are available below:
Offerings this quarter (Autumn, updated Oct. 5, '09):
- Introduction to LaTeX
- Instructor(s): Damon Wang
- Time: Tuesday, 6 October at 5pm
- Location: NE quad (far corner from door)
- Notes: Tutorial available [source]
- Introduction to Unix I
- Instructor(s): Michael Lucy and Damon Wang
- Time: Wednesday, 7 October at 6pm
- Location: Linux quad
- Notes: Tutorial available
- Introduction to Unix II
- Instructor(s): Michael Lucy and Damon Wang
- Time: Friday, 9 October at 5pm
- Location: Linux quad
- Notes: Tutorial available
- Introduction to Emacs
- Instructor(s): Michael Lucy
- Time: TBA
- Location: Linux quad
- Introduction to Vim
- Instructor(s): Damon Wang
- Time: TBA
- Location: Linux quad
- Introduction to Photoshop
- Instructor(s): Ioana Bercea
- Time: Thursday, 8 October at 5pm and Tuesday, 13 October at 5pm
- Location: MacLab
- Introduction to Mathematica
- Instructor(s): Craig Biwer and Theo Drivas
- Time: Thursday, 8 October at 6:30pm
- Location: MacLab
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