There are still some places free for my next 5-day Linux/UNIX System Programming course to take place in Munich, Germany, for the week of 5-9 February 2018.
The course is intended for programmers developing system-level, embedded, or network applications for Linux and UNIX systems, or programmers porting such applications from other operating systems (e.g., proprietary embedded/realtime operaring systems or Windows) to Linux or UNIX. The course is based on my book, The Linux Programming Interface (TLPI), and covers topics such as low-level file I/O;
signals and timers; creating processes and executing programs; POSIX
threads programming; interprocess communication (pipes, FIFOs, message
queues, semaphores, shared memory), and network programming (sockets).
The course has a lecture+lab format, and
devotes substantial time to working on some carefully chosen programming
exercises that put the "theory" into practice. Students receive printed and electronic copies of TLPI, along with a 600-page course book that includes all slides presented in the course. A reading knowledge of C is
assumed; no previous system programming experience is needed.
Some useful links for anyone interested in the course:
- course overview (includes sample course materials, course dates and locations, and prices);
- course topic list; and
- information about the trainer (i.e., me).
- 2-page PDF containing key information about the course
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