Try these Unix commands after logging in to your c.s. account:
	ls -lF
	cd private
	mkdir debug
	cd debug
	cp ~vernon/public/html/cs367/tutorials/jdb/* .
	ls -lF
	cd

The first command lists the contents of the current directory,
showing the size of each file and putting a "/" at the end of the name
of each subdirectory.  To get a short listing, use ls -F or just ls.

The second command changes your current directory to the directory called
"private" below your home directory.

The third command makes a new directory called "debug" in your current
directory.

The fourth command changes your current directory to the directory called
"debug" that you just created.

The fifth command copies all of the files in the directory called
"~cs367-3/public/html/05/p1/*" to the current directory (called ".").  
Note the space and the dot (".") at the end of the command.
If you get tired of typing the entire filename, try typing ~vernon/pub
and then hit the "TAB" key, and unix will fill in the rest of the 
name as far as it can tell (i.e., the rest of the word "public"),
and then you can type "/h" and hit TAB again, etc.

The last command changes your current directory to your home directory.