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From: arnold@ucsfcgl.UUCP (Ken Arnold%UCB)
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Subject: Re: Unix classes ?
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Date: Mon, 22-Oct-84 18:00:01 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct 22 18:00:01 1984
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International Techinical Seminars (ITS) of San Francisco offers many
UNIX courses, generally taught in San Francisco or Silicon Gulch.  They
have C courses, as well as internals courses on the 4.2 file system,
IPC mechanisms, curses, etc.  Their courses are offered on weekends,
most in half-day courses.  They have done specialized courses at
companies offices upon request.  Most of their instructors have unusual
qualifications, often having written the code they are teaching.
People seem to be pleased with them, but since I teach a few of the
courses, this may not be the most neutral commentary.

They can be reached at (415) 621-6415.  Most courses cost $175, and
classes usually have between 10 and 20 people.  They mail out
course announcements to anyone who wants them (and probably several
people who don't :->), so you can just ask to be put on the mailing
list.

		Ken Arnold