EE485a: Special Topics in Electronic Engineering I<Software development environment and tools practice>

EE485: Special Topics in Electronic Engineering I
<Software development environment and tools practice>

Course Info

Professors :

Name	Office Hours	Office	Email
Sung-Ju Lee	TBA	N1, 306	profsj@kaist.ac.kr
Insu Yun	TBA	N1, 812	insuyun@kaist.ac.kr

Lectures :

Meeting Time	Fri 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM
Meeting Place (Zoom)	[Zoom link: Lee] OR [Zoom link: Yun]

Teaching Assistants :

Please use ee485a@nmsl.kaist.ac.kr for this course

Name

Bongjoon Hyun

Hankyeol Moon

HyungJun Yoon

Jaehoon Kim

Jieun Kim

Seungjun Lee

Seungkwan Kang

Yeongbin Hwang

IMPORTANT NOTES

You can check the grading criteria for the final here.
Final scores are out. Please check your Gmail you used for the coure registration. The deadline for the claim is 12/21 11:55 PM. If you have any problem with your result, please send email to ee485a@nmsl.kaist.ac.kr.
Final Take Home Exam problems: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oDPZKyn730IECKmM6D7rsE5Qp0go2ZCB/view?usp=sharing
Final Take Home Exam submission link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfITnVaxzwVntAh829YcCEMOOZ6cCTk_crYBVivYELOKrN6iw/viewform?usp=sf_link
The take-home final will be released on Dec 3 (Fri) 10:30 AM, and the due is Dec 10 (Fri) 10:25 AM.
Nov 26 (Fri) is the last lecture and the last assignment due is Dec 3 (Fri).
The due for Assignment4 is delayed by 2 days(October 10th 11:55PM). Students who have problem in accessing Haedong lounge, please send your name/student ID/email/phone number through email by October 8th 2PM.(https://classum.com/main/course/16147/182)
There will be no live class on 9/24. Instead of it, we will upload recorded video for the lecture.
We will use the zoom link https://kaist.zoom.us/my/wewantsj for our first lecture.
This class will be online and run live over Zoom. We will also record the lectures and upload the video.
We will use Classum and Google Drive instead of KLMS. YOU MUST REGISTER:

Class Overview

This course teaches students to learn and practice basic programming tools (like emacs, gcc, gdb, git, UNIX commands) in the Linux programming environment.
The goal of this course is getting familiar with the Linux programming environment.
You would feel comfortable with tools for EE209 programming assignments with this course.

Recommended books:

No textbooks but we have recommendations
William Shotts, The Linux Command Line, 2nd edition

Linux commands, Bash shell, ssh/scp, etc.
Free PDF version available for download

Neil Matthew & Richard Stones, Beginning Linux Programming, 4th Edition
Richard Blum & Christine Bresnahan, Linux Command Line and Shell Scripting Bible

Grading Policy

Hands-on practice (60%) + final exam (40%)

Schedule :

Week	Date	Lecturer	Zoom link	Class / Assignment	Submission
1	9/3	Lee/Yun	link	Introduction to UNIX and C [slides] [video] [assignment 1]	Submit (~9/10 10:25AM)
2	9/10	Lee	link	UNIX shells & basic Unix commands [slides] [video] [assignment 2]	Submit (~9/24 10:25AM)
3	9/17			Chuseok - No class
4	9/24	Yun	Recorded Video	Editors (vscode) [slides] [video] [assignment 3]	Subimt (~10/1 10:25AM)
5	10/1	Lee	link	C compilers [slides] [video] [assignment 4]	Submit (~10/8 10:25AM)
6	10/8	Yun	link	Debuggers [slides] [video] [assignment 5]	Submit (~10/15 10:25AM)
7	10/15	Lee	link	Debugging techniques [slides] [video] [assignment 6]	Submit (~10/29 10:25AM)
8	10/22			Midterm week - No class
9	10/29	Lee	link	Makefile [slides] [video] [assignment 7]	Submit (~11/5 10:25AM)
10	11/05	Yun	link	Sanitizer [slides] [video] [assignment 8]	Submit (~11/12 10:25AM)
11	11/12	Lee	link	Version control systems [slides] [video] [assignment 9]	Submit (~11/19 10:25AM)
12	11/19	Yun	link	System performance monitoring [slides] [video] [assignment 10]	Submit (~11/26 10:25AM)
13	11/26	Lee	link	How a unix shell works [slides] [video] [assignment 11]	Submit (~12/3 10:25AM)
14	12/03			Final Take Home Exam [problems]	Submit (~12/10 10:25AM)
15	12/10			No class
16	12/17			Finals week - No class

Class Policy

Students are encouraged to interact with classmates, as well as the professor and the TAs, to discuss course material and assignment problems. In all your writing, including homework, essays, reports, and exams, use your own words, and acknowledge the source if you use someone else’s slides, quotes, figures, text, etc. Plagiarism and cheating are serious offenses and will be punished by failure on exams/assignments/course, and suspension or expulsion from the University.

EE485: Special Topics in Electronic Engineering I<Software development environment and tools practice>