Module 2: Developer Environment & Tooling

This generated surface maps a learner-facing curriculum unit to its canonical source routes.

Curriculum surface

• Open learner-facing unit
• Curriculum path: content/curriculum/foundations/pre-semester-launchpad/module-02-dev-environment/index.md
• App: foundations
• Semester: pre-semester-launchpad
• Module: module-02-dev-environment
• Unit kind: module_overview
• Curation level: module_curated

Learning objectives

• Explain what this module is trying to teach and how it fits into the current semester.
• Identify the smallest repeatable study routine that will let you make progress through Module 2: Developer Environment & Tooling.
• Use the mapped source books (missing-semester, the-linux-command-line, unix-network-programming) selectively instead of drifting into unguided reading.

Prerequisites

• None curated yet.

Source books

• missing-semester
• the-linux-command-line
• unix-network-programming

Source routes

Missing Semester

• /books/missing-semester via command-line-environment.md, course-shell.md, development-environment.md

The Linux Command Line

• /books/the-linux-command-line via The Linux Command Line chunks 006-019, The Linux Command Line chunks 032-039

Unix Network Programming

• /books/unix-network-programming via Unix standards context

Supporting curriculum routes

No supporting curriculum routes linked yet.

External enrichment

• The Missing Semester: Command-line Environment (read_if_stuck) - Useful when shell configuration and startup files still feel disconnected from day-to-day workflow.
• The Missing Semester: Data Wrangling (optional_deep_dive) - Provides concrete examples of why command composition and a tuned environment compound together.

AI companion modes

• Explain simply
• Socratic tutor
• Quiz me
• Diagnose my confusion
• Generate extra practice

Source-of-truth note

This teaching unit is learner-facing guidance assembled from multiple canonical book routes. Use the listed source books as the primary conceptual spine for Module 2: Developer Environment & Tooling, and treat outside material as supporting enrichment only.