Notes

General Reference

Unix Reference

Other (ascii table, SSH download, coding standards, concept mapping, number representations, problem solving)

The CS Department's support pages brief UNIX overview
UNIX tutorial (found by doing a search in www.google.com for: UNIX tutorial )
Note that we must use "lpr" on our system and not "print".
See also the Math Dept. at Utah unix commands summary, in particular the following:
ls, pwd, mkdir, cd, rmdir, pico to create a file, cp, mv, rm, lpr

ASCII table, and another version
You may be interested in coding standards used at Bell Labs.
Consider using the following editors: Nedit (or XEmacs), or pico. Also check out the ddd debugger.
Check out the CS Department support pages FAQ section
You can download the SSH program from the UIC ACCC pages, get a non-commercial version on the web, or get it through the university's site license through the e-sales software site (netid login required).
Consider using a Concept Map (pdf) to represent what you learn
Bits and Bytes are combined in internal binary representations of numbers and characters.
See a description of how to organize your thoughts and solving a problem by breaking it into pieces
Download Visual Studio C++ Express at
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express/visualc/default.aspx
See songs about programming (!) at http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~evs/songs/ (Thanks to Scott MacDonald)