program #1  OSpgm1c_4   

CGS3767 Operating Systems for IT
Professor: Michael Robinson 
e-mail   : michael.robinson@cs.fiu.edu 
Web Page : cs.fiu.edu/~mrobi002
 
This assignment is worth 10 points total, partial credit will be given.

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 *    !!!!*** USE THE TOOLS THAT WE HAVE LEARNED IN OUR CLASS ONLY ***!!!!    *
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a - Download and install (FREE) virtualbox in your laptop from:
    https://www.virtualbox.org/

    If your computer is a MAC Computer, depending on your OS Version,
    virtualBox might not work in your Mac, therefore you will have to
    install the Mac VM named Parallels

 
b - From inside your VM (Virtual Machine), download ubuntu 16.04 Operating System ISO
    for AMD or Intel cpus at:
    https://users.cs.fiu.edu/~mrobi002/linux-iso/

    where you will find:
    
    ubuntu-16.04.3-desktop-amd64.iso  for 64 bit computers, and or
    ubuntu-16.04.6-desktop-i386.iso   for 32 bit computers
    
    or
    
    Download and install Ubuntu version 16.04 as a virtual OS inside your VM, from
    https://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads

  
c - From inside your VM (Virtual Machine) in Terminal Mode, download and install
    Java JDK inside your Ubuntu Virtual Machine as follows:

    sudo apt update

    sudo apt install default-jdk


d - From inside your Ubuntu terminal mode
    run the following commands:
    java -version
    javac -version
 
    Make sure that your "java -version" and your "javac -version" are the same version 


e - Make sure that your java programs can compiled and run in terminal mode in all Vms.
    WITHOUT getting ANY WARNINGS.

    
f - *** USING TERMINAL MODE ONLY ***, and using my JAVA Programming Rules, located at:      

    https://users.cs.fiu.edu/~mrobi002/includes/JAVA_programmingRules      

    NOTE: During the entire semester, in this class, when using Java, we will
          ONLY use the System.out printf(...) command

          In all Java program we will use 4(four) SPACES ***NO TABS***
          when indenting.

          PLEASE AVOID LOSING POINTS IN YOUR PROGRAMS


    do the following:
    

g - *** USING TERMINAL MODE ONLY ***
    In your Ubuntu Virtual Machine (VM) do the following:

    1) Create a folder called pgm1
       ***WARNING***
       I AM NOT ASKING YOU TO GO TO YOUR DESKTOP, HOME, USER, ETC DIRECTORY

       Just when you log into your Ubuntu terminal mode create a folder named pgm1

       When I grade your program I will execute it from my local ubuntu folder

       If your program is trying to execute from any other folder you will get
       a 0 (zero) grade 
    
    2) Move into the pgm1 folder
    
    3) Using a linux editor ONLY, create a Java program named:
       your last name + first letter of your first name + ubuntuPgm1.java
       
       example robinsonMubuntuPgm1.java

       At the top/beginning of the this program, totally aligned to the left,
       place the following documentation:
       
       /*********************************************************************
        Author    : Your Name 
        Course    : Your OS Class Information and Semester.
        Professor : Michael Robinson 
        Program # : Program Purpose/Description 
                  { A brief description of the program }

        Due Date  : MM/DD/YYYY 


        Certification: 
        I hereby certify that this work is my own and none of it is the work of any other person. 

        ..........{ your signature }..........
       *********************************************************************/


       In the above program, from the main method call a new method named:
       processUbuntu passing your name, the number 2021.99 and the word Fall 

    4) Using System.out.printf in a separate line display 
       the name of the editor you are using to write your program. 

    5) Using System.out.printf in a separate line display 
       the command to save and continue writting your program.

    6) Using System.out.printf in a separate line display
       the command to exit your editor without saving your program.    
    
    7) At the processUbuntu method, using System.out.printf display the accepted data,
       in three rows.
       
       - On the first row display the first data field.
       
       - On the second row display the second accepted data field, using 10 spaces 
         for the integer part and 5 spaces for the decimal part of the number.
         
       - On the third row display the third field accepted in CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY. 
       
    8) Display 3 (three) benefits of VMs, leaving one empty row between each.

    9) Display the major problem with VMs 

    
Submitting your program
- On the due date or before, upload to Canvas, 
  your java program source code (*.java) above mentioned ( the Ubuntu programs )
           
- Make sure the program is properly documented and aligned, looking professionally,
  I will take points off if it is not.

- MAKE SURE YOUR PROGRAMS COMPILE AND EXECUTE WITHOUT WARNINGS
 


If you have any questions please send me an email, following our email rules in the Syllabus.

Happy Programing!!!