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** To use the computers in TBE B-361 you must have an account
 
** To use the computers in TBE B-361 you must have an account
 
** Accounts are automatically created for all students enrolled in CS courses at the beginning of the semester
 
** Accounts are automatically created for all students enrolled in CS courses at the beginning of the semester
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* [https://tux.cs.unlv.edu/AccountApplication/ UNLV Computer Science lab account application or password reset]
 
* TBE B-361 has many computers that run Linux, but the front row runs both Linux and Windows ([[switching between Linux and Windows]])
 
* TBE B-361 has many computers that run Linux, but the front row runs both Linux and Windows ([[switching between Linux and Windows]])
* [https://tux.cs.unlv.edu/AccountApplication/ UNLV Computer Science lab account application or password reset]
 
 
* [https://tux.cs.unlv.edu/lab_man/linuxmanual.pdf CS 135 lab manual]
 
* [https://tux.cs.unlv.edu/lab_man/linuxmanual.pdf CS 135 lab manual]
 
* [https://tux.cs.unlv.edu/gaschedule/index.html GA login/logout]
 
* [https://tux.cs.unlv.edu/gaschedule/index.html GA login/logout]

Revision as of 11:23, 12 January 2018

This site is still under construction

If you are a CS instructor and would like an account please e-mail jamie.harvey@unlv.edu.

If you are a CS student and cannot find the information you need here, check the old tux site.

General information

  • tux.cs.unlv.edu is the homepage for the UNLV CS instructional lab, TBE B-361
  • Use the general purpose login server, bobby.cs.unlv.edu for remote logins
  • cardiac.cs.unlv.edu and java.cs.unlv.edu can also be used for remote logins and network & OS programmers must use cardiac
  • Please use a flash drive and/or cloud storage to back up your Linux and Windows files

UNLV CS lab and server information

Computing policies and rules

UNLV CS student resources

  • Syllabus information
  • submit script - frequently used for submitting assignments to instructors on UNLV CS servers
  • C++ syntax
  • C++ style
  • Testing and debugging - tips for developing test cases and debugging programs
  • Linux commands - reference and tutorials for useful Linux shell commands
  • Compilers - reference and tutorials for g++ and other compilers on the CS servers
  • Text editors - reference and tutorials for using common Linux text editors (vim, nano, emacs)
  • Academic misconduct - information about UNLV's Student Academic Misconduct Policy with a focus on how it relates to computer programming
  • Non-major information - information regarding our program and lower level courses for current high school students, AP Computer Science students, transfer students, non-major students, and current students between semesters
  • Online judges - details and links to online systems used for programming contests and practice
  • VirtualBox - details on installing other operating systems within a virtual machine on Windows, macOS, or Linux including a guide for installing Debian on VirtualBox in Windows
  • Microsoft Imagine (formerly DreamSpark / MSDN Academic Alliance) - free software design and development tools from Microsoft, only available for UNLV CS students. Includes various versions of Windows operating system, Visual Studio for Windows and Mac, SQL Server, Access, Project, Visio, and Azure.
  • Academic Success Center - free tutoring, coaching, and seminars
  • Disability Resource Center - accommodations for students who experience disabilities

CS-related student organizations

Useful links

Getting started