Classes taught by W. Richard Stevens

(Currently I have no public classes scheduled.)

I teach very few classes these days (no more than 10 days a year), preferring to focus my energies on writing, and having burned out from too much travel (64 teaching days in 1995). Nevertheless, I do take on new clients if things look right. My main desire is highly motivated students. Two things I avoid are frigid climates during the winter (with a possible exception if good skiing is nearby) and propeller-driven commuter airline access (I used to be a flight instructor; I know better). You should be aware that my fees are higher than most instructors: contact me through private email if you are seriously interested.

Classes that I teach:

• IP Version 6: An Introduction. A one-day introduction to IP version 6 (all lecture). Outline (ASCII), Description.

• UNIX Network Programming. I currently teach a one-day overview of this topic (all lecture). Outline (ASCII). I used to teach a three-day version that is 50% lecture and 50% hands-on programming labs but my handouts and exercises are currently out-of-date.

• Essential UNIX Programming. A one-day overview of essential Unix programming features (all lecture). Outline (ASCII), Description.

• Advanced UNIX Programming. This is a four-day (50% lecture, 50% hands-on programming labs) overview of my APUE book. I developed this course for Technology Exchange Company, but no longer teach it. For additional information.