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Create a root folder called "portfolio_yourname" in your student drive. Within it, make two subfolders called "images" and "styles" with no periods. Open Notepad and save an empty file as "index.html" to create a blank HTML page. Sketch a flowchart of the folder structure and file and upload it to Moodle for the instructor to review.
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Computer Science 111
Computer Science I with Java and Python
Fall, 2019
Section 900, CRN 42540
Programming Lab 1 – Getting Started with Python
Before beginning this lab, you should have the Python language on your system and ready to go. Appendix A describes
how to download and install Python. The software should already be installed in the College’s computer classrooms and
labs.
Python is an interpreted language. Python instructions will be interpreted one-at-a-time as they are typed into a Python
shell. A shell is a command driven interface, such as the Windows DOS prompt shell or the MySQL DBMS shell for
entering MySQL commands. Linux systems often include a C shell which will run C language instructions when they are
entered.
Python commands will also be executed one-at-a-time when a source code file is run through the interpreter. This
means there are two different ways to use Python:
1. You can type Python instructions directly into a Python shell one at a time. They will be executed as they are
entered.
2. You can create and save a source code file using any standard text editor and then run the file -- Notepad,
NotePad++, mac TextEdit, vi, Emacs, and so on. You should not use a word processor that formats text or uses
special characters, such as Microsoft Word. Even if you save the document as plain text, it may insert characters
that could cause problems for an interpreter.
The IDLE IDE includes both a Python shell and a Python text editor. In this lab, and for the remainder of the book, we
will use the Python IDLE shell and text editor for Python programming, unless otherwise indicated.
Lab 1, Part 1 – Hello World!
For this lab we will create a simple program that displays the message “Hello World!” – traditionally the first program
students learn to write in a new programming language.
Hello World appeared in A Tutorial for the B Programming language written by Brian Kernighan at Bell labs in 1972. In
1978, his Hello World program became famous as the first program in the Kernighan and Ritchie book, The C
Programming Language. It has since become a custom for programmers to try the Hello World program as the first
program with a new compiler or interpreter, or when learning a new programming language.
The Hello World program is available in over 300 different languages online at several Websites, such as:
http://www.mycplus.com/featured-articles/hello-world-programs-in-300-programming-languages
http://www.mycplus.com/featured-articles/hello-world-programs-in-300-programming-languages
Let’s get started.
STEP 1.
Click the icon to start Python IDLE on your system. The image on the
right shows what this icon looks like on a typical Windows 10 system.
STEP 2.
The python shell will open. Please note that IDLE can be configured to open the text editor instead.
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Lab Assignment 1 Basic Linux CommandsThe purpose of this as.pdf
Lab Assignment 1- Basic Linux Commands
The purpose of this assignment is for the student to learn some basic linux commands necessary
for survival. Specifically, viewing a file's contents, basic directory commands, and simple man
pages.
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cloud service
Step Two: Create a document (using google docs for example), and insert a screenshot for the
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1 - print the date using date command
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3 - list all files and directories, without hidden files of LabAssignment1 (directory should be blank)
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LabAssignment1 directory
6 - display the first 3 lines of the contents.txt file
7 -Using the echo command and redirection, create a simple file named info.txt inside the
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8- copy the info.txt to the /home directory
9 - delete the file contents.txt form the LabAssignment1 directory
10 - print the date using date command
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Lab Assignment 1- Basic Linux Commands
The purpose of this assignment is for the student to learn some basic linux commands necessary
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pages.
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cloud service
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1 - print the date using date command
2 - create a new directory named LabAssignment1
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4- inside LabAssignment1, create a subdirectory named as your student id (ex 22445566)
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LabAssignment1 directory. The file should contain your name and your PSUT email address
8- copy the info.txt to the /home directory
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ITC 3001, Personal Computer Fundamentals 1 Course Lea.docx
ITC 3001, Personal Computer Fundamentals 1
Course Learning Outcomes for Unit I
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
1. Explain the fundamentals of computer hardware and computer software.
1.1 Explain the basics of using Windows 8.
1.2 Compare Microsoft Windows to Mac OS.
Reading Assignment
Part I, Lesson 1:
Getting Started with Windows 8
Part I, Lesson 2:
Navigating and Customizing the Start Screen
Unit Lesson
Computer literacy is an absolute requirement now. You probably use, or will use, your computer at work, at
home, and to help your children learn. This unit is designed to help you feel more comfortable with Windows,
the operating system (OS) used to interact with most personal computers.
We will begin with a review of the basics. A computer is an electronic device that accepts data or input,
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Software provides instructions to your computer. Systems software, or the operating system, manages your
system and determines which types of applications you can run. It is the layer of software packages running
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- 2. In your home drive folder: First, go to your student drive and create a folder that we will call your "root folder." Name this folder "portfolio_yourname." We will begin a convention of using all small letters for the names of everything: all files, folders, images, etc. Another convention is that you will not use any spaces. An underscore can be used instead of a space, as above.
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