Geography 13 is a self-paced course that teaches how to use UNIX computers. Geography 13 has ten chapters. They describe both the nitty-gritty details needed to compute in the modern world, as well as some more philosophical reflections on the UNIX way. There are five homework assignments and five quizzes. Each is worth 20 points.
Homework assignments are due every other week.
Enrolled students must accumulate 150 points to pass. Geography 13 was developed by and for the UCSB Geography Department. However, anyone may take the course. To access the course, you must register. But to have your homework graded and to receive credit, you must also enroll.