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UNIX courses being offered through UBC Continuing Studies
(previously 
University Computing Services Educational Programs)
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The following is a list of UNIX course being offered over
November and 
December 1992.  If you are interested in enrolling in any of
these 
classes, registration is being taken in room 100 of the
Computer 
Sciences building at 6356 Agricultural Road (UBC Campus),
Vancouver, 
B.C..  Registration is open to anyone and all registration must
be 
accompanied by cash, cheque, internal requisition, or a UBC
non-credit 
tuition waiver (from HR at GSAB).  We look forward to having
you attend 
and encourage you to pass this message on to others who could
benefit by 
these classes.  For further details call 822-3429 or the
coordinator at 
822-4966.

****General UNIX Classes

UNIX System Management
Bruce Jolliffe
Th, Nov 12 * 12:30-2:20pm * CSci 460
Class ID: 750.11.92 * 2 hours * $30     
This seminar, for new UNIX system administrators, will cover
basic 
topics in UNIX system management, including formatting and
partitioning 
disks, file system layout, account creation and deletion, and
Network 
File System use. User knowledge of UNIX assumed. 

Solaris 2.0-A Technical Overview
Ross Lavender (Sun Microsystems)
T/Th, Nov 24/26 * 12:30pm-2:20pm * CSci 460
Class ID: 711.11.92 * 4 hours * $60       NEW       
Solaris 2.0 is the next major operating system release from Sun 
Microsystems. Based on System V Release 4 UNIX from AT&T,
Solaris 2.0 
contains SunOS 5.0, OpenWindows V.3 and DeskSet Tools V.3. This 
presentation provides a basic understanding of the technical
features 
and benefits of Solaris 2.0, including kernel, networking and 
administrative features and application migration from SunOS 4.

Object-Oriented Programming with the NeXT
Scott Anderson (NeXT Inc.)
Th, Dec 10 * 10:30am-3:30pm (lunch break) * NeXT Lab CSci 310
Class ID: 793.12.92 * 4 hours * $80       NEW       
This seminar will provide a basic understanding of the benefits
of 
object-oriented programming, graphical user interfaces, and
OOPS. NeXT 
computers will be used to demonstrate object-oriented
programming 
environments and show why the rest of the computing world is
trying to 
move in that direction.

****Networking Computers

Using E-mail from Your PC on UNIXG
Jonn Martell
T, Oct 20 * 9:30-12:30pm * UCS Annex, Room 2
Class ID: 1330.20.92 * 3 hours * $60    
This workshop explores electronic mail, connecting from a PC to
the Elm 
mailer found on UNIXG. You will learn to create a message on a
word 
processor, transfer the message to the UNIX host and send it.

Computer Networking: A Technology Overview
Erik Petersen (Triex Group)
T/Th/T, November 3/5/10 * 12:30-2:20pm * CSci 460
Class ID: 1300.11.92 * 6 hours * $120   
This seminar provides an overview of computer networking
technologies, 
highlighting important protocols and network systems in both
business 
and academic environments. We will focus on AppleTalk, TCP/IP
in an 
Ethernet and Token Ring setting, and the IP Internet. Users in
Apple or 
UNIX environments will find this program particularly
informative, but 
other platform users and those at all skill levels will find
these 
sessions both interesting and useful.

Zen and the Art of the Internet
Jonn Martell
F, Nov 6 * 9:30am-12:30pm * UCS Annex, Room 2
Class ID: 1331.11.92 * 3 hours * $60    
This seminar demonstrates the world-wide network of networks
called 
Internet. We will discuss electronic mail, anonymous FTP (file
transfer 
protocol), Usenet News, Telnet, and various tools. You will
receive a 
75-page beginner's guide called Zen and the Art of the Internet.

**** UNIX Micro Lunches

An Introduction to the NeXT
Scott Anderson (NeXT Inc.)       NEW        
W, Nov 18 * 12:30-1:20pm * CSci 460 * Class ID: ML.06.11.92 * $5
This seminar will provide a very high level overview of the
NeXT 
computer from a user's perspective. Topics will include NeXT
multimedia 
e-mail, the NeXTStep user interface, NeXTStep bundled
application 
software and development tools.

For a complete listing of courses offered, our UCS brochure is
also 
available in CSci room 100 or call 822-3429.