Topics
Terminal Usage
Initial Setup Using Files & Commands Jobs, Man Pages & Links AFS
Vim
Vim as Language Editing & Navigation Searching, Substituting, Text Objects, and Yanking Tabs, Jumps, & the Clipboard
Bash
Bash Scripting Globbing & Ranges Strings Regular Expressons Input & Output Oneliners Bash Programming
Git
Getting Started With Git Git Command Overview Using Git on GitHub
Makefiles
Getting Started with Makefiles Using Makefiles to Compile Code
LaTeX
Getting Started With LaTeX
Terminal Configuration
Dotfiles Configuring Bash Configuring Vim
Extratations
First Week Worktime Git Shell Shortcuts Emacs Basics Command Booster Pack Vim: Navigation Showcase Advanced Emacs Package Managers Vim Editing Showcase Markdown and Pandoc Tmux, and Other Tools Technical Interviewing Technical Interview Practice Digital Currencies Vim as an IDE Writing at the Command Line
GPI Schedule Initial Setup Topics Staff Syllabus
GPI Schedule Initial Setup Topics Staff Syllabus
GPI

Staff

Please send general emails to 15-131-staff at cs.cmu.edu. Only send email to a specific TA if you have a question that wouldn’t be appropriate to send to the whole course staff.

jmbrown

Jordan Brown

jmbrown at andrew

jxc

Jacobo Carrasquel

jxc at cs

wyz

Wilson Zhao

wyz at andrew

eosofsky

Everi Osofsky

eosofsky at andrew

mgq

Matthew Quarles

mgq at andrew

azdavis

Ariel Davis

azdavis at andrew

dhashe

David Hashe

dhashe at andrew

tkadur

Thejaswi Kadur

tkadur at andrew

wjp

William Paivine

wjp at andrew

Office Hours

All office hours are in the GHC 5th floor commons.

  • Jordan: Wednesday, 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
  • Everi: Tuesday, 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
  • Matt: Tuesday, 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
  • Wilson: Friday, 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
  • Thejas: Wednesday 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
  • Bill: Monday 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
  • David: Wednesday 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
  • Ariel: Thursday 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Attribution

The initial version of the course and a significant amount of the current course content was created by Adam Blank in Fall 2011. Later, modifications and additions to the content were made by Josh Zimmerman, who reformatted the original PDFs into web content.

The current version of the site, including the site layout and design as well as further modifications and additions to content, was written by Jake Zimmerman with contributions from the GPI staff.

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