You may download the following files:

The files with .ps extension can be printed for your use in lectures, the other files help you do this.

The files to print

The file

contains the slides to be used in your C programming course. It is a postscript file with 258 pages, of size A4. The pages in the files, and the slides in lectures have a one-to-one correspondence.

The file

slides.small.ps

contains the same slides, but compressed into 69 pages of A4. Compression is achieved in two ways: 1) removing boundaries between slides to that more than one slide can appear per page; and 2) using smaller font sizes.

So, slides.ps is probably a bit easier to use in lectures, and costs about 13 pounds or 6.50 pounds, depending on the printing option used (these options are described below). slides.small.ps, on the other hand, amy be more difficult to use, but is cheaper. It will cost you about 3.50 pounds or 1.80 pounds, depending on your choice of printing option. THESE ESTIMATED PRICES ARE BASED ON A COST OF 5p PER SHEET.

Printing options

You can print these files in a variety of ways, we've used slides.ps as an example --- replace it with slides.small.ps if you prefer:

option 1: Print all of it, one side per sheet. For those who want all the notes at one go.
Use the command line:
lpr -P<< printer >> slides.ps
where << printer >> is the name of the printer you have been allocated.
option 2: Print some of it, , one side per sheet This option is for those who who want just pieces of the course notes -- or to collect them as the course progresses.
Use the command line
print_pages | lpr -P<< printer >>
where << printer >> is the name of the printer you have been allocated, and , are the pages that limit the section want to print. For example:
print_pages 1 5 | lpr -Pslw
will print pages 1 to 5 (inclusive) on printer slw . Of course,
print_pages 1 258 | lpr -Pslw
will print all the notes on the printer slw .
option 3: Print some of it, two slides per sheet. This is for those who want to save money by having two lecture slides on one sheet of A4.
Use the command line
two slides per page << pagei >> << pagej >> | lpr -P<< printer >>
where << printer >> is the name of the printer you have been allocated, and << pagei >> << pagej >> are the pages that limit the section want to print. For example:
two slides per page 1 5 | lpr -Pslw
will print pages 1 to 5 (inclusive) on printer slw . Of course,
two slides per page 1 258 | lpr -Pslw will print all the notes on the printer slw .