RE: OpenDevNight this Wednesday, MacRobert Building, 5pm
- From: "Jones, Thomas" <thomas.jones.08@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "au-compsci@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <au-compsci@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 09:06:24 +0000
Just a few quick notes, Unless we can find somebody who knows the windows CLI
then the presentation wont be much futher than telling you how to whack in
open. We are looking for someone to give the presentation on Shell
Scripting(why the bias for bash), so heres a chance to prove your awesome. If
you fancy giving a presentation we are looking for around half an hours worth
of banter, contact me or other members of the board if you fancy giving it shot
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behalf of Mason, Alicia [a.mason.06@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2009 1:42 AM
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Subject: OpenDevNight this Wednesday, MacRobert Building, 5pm
CompSci peeps -
This Wednesday is the first of our new stint of rechristened OpenDevNights, and
we'll be running a workshop on the command-line interface - the Windows DOS
command line and the Unix terminal, their basic usage, Bash scripting,
coreutils and tools, and other tricks for people too cool to use a mouse. The
OpenDevNights run in the MacRobert building, in the last computer lab on the
right, on the first floor (come meet up in the foyer if you get lost), from
5pm, and finish late - bring junk food. (It's worth knowing that being fundless
scum, I'll trade code for cola.)
After the workshops, archives of the code and anything else tangible that we
came up with will go up on the forum, which you should get used to me pimping
like it was a purple fur coat.
Lastly, in a grand show of statistics, Mick is the lucky winner of cake. There
will be cake solely for Mick.
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Alicia Mason
President, Computing Science Society
a.mason.06@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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