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Graduate Department of Computer Science

Academic Annoucements

• New Reading Group: Learning Robot Reading Group -- for Spring 2003. Group will meet once a week discussing papers. Open to any interested students and faculty. Can be taken for credit, contactMichael. Littman for more information.
• New Course:Introduction to Cryptography CS442-- for Spring 2003.This will be a four-credit course with two lectures and onerecitation per week.
  
• New Course:Polynomiography: Dr. Bahman Kalantari willbe teaching CS442 this spring, here is theCourseDescription (PDF format), and thePolynomiography Website,which includes coolimages created with "visualized polynomials" (and a lot of cleverness).
  
• New Course:String Algorithmsfor Biological Sequence Analysis -- for Spring 2003 (442 is -- "SpecialTopics", both these - very different - courses will be taught this Spring.

System Announcement

• 2/1/2006: Need to change your password? Do you know your eden orrci password? Log ontohttps://www.cs.rutgers.edu/common/admin/password/using your eden or rci password and change your CS Unix password.
  
  
• 10/4/2005: Trouble loggin in? Have you not acknowledged the DCSAcademic Integrity Policy athttp://www.cs.rutgers.edu/policies/academicintegrity/index.php?page=4.If you haven't yet, your account will be disabled.
  
  
• 10/17/2003: Be aware that after Sun Solaris 9 installs, insecureservices to the clients will no longer be provided. For example,you will no longer be able to connect via telnet, ftp, rlogin, and rshto the graduate solaris clients. Please use ssh, scp and sftp asviable alternatives for making connections from anywhere to thedesktop clients. The graduate linux machines currently follow this. In theshort future a trust based relationship will be established and youwill be able to ssh between machines within the domain without havingto enter a password. So in the end, it will operate exactly how rshworks now.
  
  
• 10/17/2003: The Sun Solaris Desktops will shortly be reinstalledwith Solaris 9. The current version is Solaris 8. This will affectsome users. For instance, the OpenWindows session will be no longeravailable. Their will be versions of CDE, Gnome 2.0, fvwm andWindowMaker in it's place. Your personal Gnome desktop configurationsettings will not be transferable between Linux and Solaris versions of Gnome, but they willbe set up so as to not interfere with each other. For example, youcould have one background image when logged into a Linuxmachine and a different one when logged into a Solaris machine.I'm now testing to see if the fvwm and WindowMaker configurations willinteroperate between Linux and Solaris OSs. Other things youmay experience are that dynamically linked programs may no longer work,as the Solaris 9 libraries may be different. You could recompile onSolaris 9 or statically recompile on one of the graduate domainservers which will still have Solaris 8 installed. Both optionsshould allow you to keep the programs executable on your desktopworkstation. Lastly, realize that this is a complete reinstallprocedure of the client machines. Please readhttp://www.cs.rutgers.edu/~mcgrew/Software.htmlfor a listing of what software will still be available. Other softwarethat is on your systems currently, may not make it onto the new install. If you haverequests or questions I suggest you email them tohelp@cs.rutgers.eduSOON as possible.
  
  
• 10/17/2003: Connecting into and out of the Grad Domain via XDMCP will shortlybe disabled. This includes using the "Remote login" chooser on Sun Solarisworkstations to select another machine to log into. Please logindirectly to the local machine first and then ssh into another machine.If you do not have an account on the local machine or have any ofquestions, please emailhelp@cs.rutgers.edu for assistance.
  
  
• 8/26/2003:Microsoft Internet Explorer vulnerability.Another vulnerability has been discovered in IE 5 and 6. This vulnerability allows a malicious website to download arbitrary codeand execute it without warning the user. Please patch your IE(using the Microsoft Windows Update feature, for instance), if youhaven't already. (These days, I auto-updateand go viathe control panel every day :-)

• 8/20/2003:Variant of "Sobig" worm - there's a new versionof the "sobig" worm ("Sobig.F"); it arrives with a bogus "from" field,with subject lines like "Thank you!", or "That movie", and others. DONOT OPEN IT. For more information, seehttp://us.mcafee.com/virusInfo/default.asp?id=description&virus;_k=100561.Information and virusscan updates are available frommssg.rutgers.edu.

• 8/12/2003:Microsoft Windows RPC DCOM vulnerability. Werecommend you bring your windows (NT/XP/2000/2003) machine(s) up topatch; the most recent security vulnerability ("MSBlast"/"LoveSan")should be patched against as soon as possible. Here'sMSSG'sexcellent patch page for it -- see also theirgeneral windows securitypage.

• Web Server: we have upgraded our web servers on paul andgoerge to Apache 1.3.26 to fix a vulnerability in the previousversion. Please report any problems tohelp@cs.rutgers.edu

• LISP: Please run lisp on ringo, john, or murray. Running it on paul or george is detrimental to graduate cluster performance.

• 28 January 2002 - Yet another Windows-affecting worm to watch out for: mail arriving with the subject "new photos from my party!" -- includes what appears to be a (currently yahoo) URL, but is actually a .com file that, among other things, mails itself to everyone in your (Windows, and Outlook Express) address book -- so the message appears to be coming from someone you know. Don't open it.

• Survey: DCS Grad students - please take our briefsurvey of what software and hardware you use most (and what you'dlike to see added)

• ACCOUNTS CLOSED -- Your account has beenclosed if you meet any of the following criteria:
  • You are NOT a DCIS graduate student
  • You are NOT currently enrolled in a DCIS course
  • Your are NOT a TA for a DCIS course
  If your account has been closed and think that we should reopen your account,please emailhelp@cs.rutgers.edu. Weapologize if we have closed accounts incorrectly. If your account shouldbe legitimately open, we will reopen it ASAP.

• 16 March 2002 - Another Microsoft-OS-affecting worm, claiming to be from the "Microsoft Corporation Security Center", subjected "Internet Security Update" tells you to run an attached file to obtain the latest security updates. This message is NOT from Microsoft, and after opening a backdoor on your machine, and setting itself up to run after reboots, it remails itself to everybody in your address book and every other email address it can find on your system. Do NOT open the attachment.

• POP/IMAP Problems on paul: If you are experiencing problems using POP or IMAP from paul, change the POP server or IMAP server from paul to paul-77. This is a temporary fix while we are investigating the problem

• Openssh version 2.3.0p1 is available- ssh,scp,sftp

• A new way of setting your java version

• Jobsavailable with the department

• Experimental:Try ourFacultyFinder, a java-based finder of faculty and staff offices in Hilland Core. This applet is known to run on IE5+, Netscape 4.7+ on PC's,and Macs with IE5+ or Netscape 4.7+ withMRJ 2.2.2, and on DCS unixmachines (you have to enable java, obviously.) Type in the name ofthe person (first name, last name, both, or parts of) you're lookingfor, press "submit" and you'll get a map locating the person's office.(We'd like to put locator beacons on everybody, but we're gettingresistance to the idea for some reason :-)
• Check out our new problem-reporting web page, atplease/help. We'd like this to become the new mechanism for reporting (and tracking) problems, and presentation of help documentation. Please help :-) us by telling us what you think! (Mailing to help@cs.rutgers.edu will continue to work for at least a while -- this is a replacement mechanism, but not yet!)

Academic

• Preliminary Class info for Fall 2003
  Course numbers, titles, and professors.
  
• DCS Faculty
  An alphabetical listing of the faculty. Includes information onresearch interests, current research, email, office phone numbers, andcontains links to faculty home pages.
  
• Rutgers DCS Graduate Admission Information
  Information, and policies regarding admission to the Department of Computer Science Graduate School.
• Courses in DCS
  Comple Course listing, with Objectives, Prerequisites, Outline, Expected Work, and References

Paul/George/Ringo account information

• Dialupnumbers for PPP -- note that the "RUCS ACCESS" numbers require youto use your ici account (username "myname@ici" - and your edenpassword), and the DCS numbers require you to use your paul account(username "myname@paul" - and your paul account.) Want an ICI (eden)account? Lookhere.
• Problems with Mac logins and new accounts/passwords
  Having problems logging into the Macs as a CS student? This might solve the problem.
  
• Graduate DCS Computing Facilities information
  Basic information for new users.You will find where to go to do work and what services are available to you.
  
• Rutgers Univeristy Grad Computing Account
  An introduction to some policies and places to get more help with your account
  
• Draft of the current policy document
  A list of things that are allowed and prohibited on they systems
  
• Matlab documentation
  Here is the online documentation for matlab. You need to be running netscape off of a grad sun client to view it.
  
• Quintus Prolog Documenation
  This is the online manual for Quintus Prolog 3.3.
  You can also get online help from within prolog by typing:| ?- help(topic)
• Scm Documentation
  This is the online manual from scm Scheme 5b1
  
• MPICH Documentation
  This is online documenation for MPICH 1.1.0
  
• Other FAQ's
  more frequently asked questions and answers.

Web HTML CGI and Java Documentation

• How to create your web page
  A getting started guide covering the basics.
• CGI documentation
  Learn how to make your own CGI scripts and use already installed CGI-scripts in your pages
• JDK 1.1.5 - Latest version of the JDK
  • Java 1.1.5 Tutorial
  • Java 1.1.5 Documentation
    
• BDK 1.0 - Beans Development Kit for use with Java.
  
  • BDK 1.0 API Guide BDK can be found in /usr/local/java/bdk1.0
    Your browser needs to be running off of a grad client or server.
• IFC 1.1 - Internet Foundation Classes for use with Java.
  Add /usr/local/java/lib/ifc11/classes to your CLASSPATH.
  • IFC 1.1 Guide
  • IFC 1.1 Documentation
    
  • IFC 1.1 examples

Lab Information

• Hill 354 Contains Several machines. Use your slash card to accessthe room.

Important Links

• Rutgers INFO system --Rutgers University
  Rutgers INFO system contains all sorts of information about the university.
• LCSR Computing --LCSR
  Contains information on connecting from home (mac or unix), and much more
• Rutgers DCS homepage --DCS
  Learn about the Laboratory for Computer Science Research (LCSR) and theNew Brunswick Department of Computer Science (DCS). Get informationof faculty, research programs, curriculum, and the graduateprogram.
  
• CS Undergraduate Macs --DCS Macs
  Everything from online documentation to the current weatherinformation.
• Rutgers CampusComputing Facilities --CCF
  Everything you wanted to know about the labfacilities. Hours of operation, rules and regulations, maps, andspecific site information.
  
• USACS: UndergraduateStudent Association for Computer Science --USACS
  Info on the USACS organization, its committees and members, projects, and more.

Info on Students

• Student Homepages
  Home pages of students with DCS graduate accounts.
• Women in computer Science
  Women in Computer Science (WICSE) is a forum of undergraduate andgraduate women in the Department of Computer Science
  

Misc

• Web server statistics.
  See the web server stats for remus.rutgers.edu. If you are a user on paul you can see your personalized stats by linking tohttp://paul.rutgers.edu/cgi-bin/getstats/username. These stats are generated on the fly, so it may be slow.
• How to Filter SPAM.
  Step by step instructions on how to filter junk out of your email.
• How to setup IMAP on Netscape Communicator on your Home machine.
  how to read mail at both home and work in an organized fashion.

Newsgroup and announcement information

• Grad Announcements
  Computer Science grad announcements. (Moderated)
  
• Grad General
  Computer Science graduate general info.