Introduction to Linux
Materials for NOFY077 –
Introduction to Linux
Doc. Mgr. Peter Huszár, Ph.D- Department of Atmospheric Physics
Doc. RNDr. Pavel Řezníček, Ph.D. – Institute of Particle and Nuclear Physics
Academic year 2025/2026, IMPAKT Troja N10, Tuesday 14:00.
Slides and homeworks for the current academic year (2025/26)
Lessons:
Lesson
1 Oct. 5, 2026
Lesson
2 Oct. 12, 2026
Lesson
3 Oct. 19, 2026
Lesson
4 Oct. 26, 2026
Lesson
5 Nov. 2, 2026
Lesson
6 Nov. 9,
2026
Homeworks incl. the submission deadline:
Homework
1 Oct 26, 2026 (deadline Nov 30, 2026)
Homework
2 Nov 2, 2026 (deadline Nov 30, 2026)
Important information:
The condition for completing the course is obtaining an average classification for completed homeworks of less than or equal to 3.5.
Comments:
- each round of homework (HW) is graded 1–4 and the overall classification is determined as the average for all HWs, with the last two HWs being included in the average – due to their greater difficulty – with a higher weight. About 8 HWs are expected.
- HWs should be prepared by a certain deadline. The deadline for HWs 1–3 is usually set at the end of November, for HWs 4–6 the deadline is the end of January. The last two HWs – as they are more demanding – can be handed in until the end of August.
- Grading of individual homeworks:
- 1 – the task is error-free, functional and completely fulfilled the assignment
- 2 – the task fulfills the assignment partially (not completed) or contains a major error and is therefore not fully functional
- 3 – the task has serious shortcomings and contains numerous errors, but it bears indications of correct procedures
- 4 – the task is completely incorrect or it has not been submitted
- Please, always send the solved HWs by email to both of us.
