The
transparencies used in class are available as PowerPoint
(.ppt) and PostScript (.ps) files.
To print the PowerPoint files, I recommend to print
three or six on one page, in (pure) black and white;
check the print options for that. Otherwise you'll go
through a lot of paper and toner or ink.
To print PostScript files, you need access to a PostScript
printer. Such printers are available in
most computer labs at NJIT; ask the lab supervisor
for instructions on how to print PostScript files.
These files are already formatted with several
slides on one page, in pure black and white.
I'll also try to make them available on the Web as HTML files.
As soon as I have that, you'll be able to access them through the
entry for the topic in the
course schedule.
CIS 332 Principles of Operating Systems Fall 1998 Franz Kurfess.