Resources

Unix/Linux/C Programming

See the resources at:

Stanford CS Education Library especially -- succinct explanations
- Unix Programming Tools
- C Essentials
cygwin -- a unix environment which runs under MSWindows
- getting started
Linux/Unix commands or shell introduction
- UNIX Tutorial for Beginners
- LinuxCommand.org -- learning about the command line
  follow the "Learning the Shell" or "what to do" links
- MediaCollege.com's pages about Linux/Shell commands
Brian Gough's Introduction to gcc -- a good place to get a better understanding of the compiler and how it functions
emacs -- is a fantastic, but challenging to learn tool -- this wiki helps!

Project Log and example
This pdf file is a great overview of Proofs & Mathematics aimed at Computer Science students:
Mathematics for Computer Science by Eric Lehman & Tom Leighton
Ian Parberry's free books -- lecture notes and problems both -- are useful supplementary material

show.tar -- an archive file of the showbytes function & simple use of it (use "tar -xvf show.tar" in the folder where you want the files
Project Log and example
Computer Systems: A programmer's Perspective -- textbook website
- student page
- textbook lecture notes -- materials for Chapter 4 are in a section lower on the page
the links regarding Number Representations under Computer Foundations may be useful as well

Links regarding Number Representations