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CLASS INFORMATION:
CNET 146-01 (037836) and CS 146-01 (037905)
(They're cross-referenced, so you may enroll in either one to be in the class.)
The class meets in room HH-114 Monday evenings from 7:00 - 10:10.
CNET 146-02 (039262) and CS 146-02 (039358)
(They're cross-referenced, so you may enroll in either one to be in the class.)
This section is online, and is delivered through
Blackboard, but you're welcome to come
to the in-person classes.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary
to be comfortable with working in a UNIX or Linux environment.
This course is normally taught using a combination of lectures,
demonstrations, discussions, and hands-on labs.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
At the completion of this course, with appropriate study, you will be able to:
- log on and off a Unix or Linux system
- issue commands to execute utilities
- navigate the filesystem to access files and directories
- understand basic and advanced file and directory management
- manage input and output
- modify the user environment
- find help for problems
- use vi to create and edit text files
- write a simple shell script
- understand basic file system security
- configure UNIX printing
- back up and restore data
- understand system processes and memory management
PREREQUISITE:
CNET 150, Network Operating Systems
TEXTBOOK:
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A Practical Guide to Linux
author is Mark G. Sobell;
publisher is Prentice-Hall;
ISBN is 0-13-147823-0
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IMPORTANT DATES:
Here are a few dates you might want to know.
For a more complete list, go to
http://www.ohlone.edu/org/admissions/fallacademiccalendar.html
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Sep 8
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First day of class
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Sep 5
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Last day to add - without instructor's signature
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Sep 15
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Last day to add - with instructor's signature
Last day to drop and receive no grade
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Sep 26
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Last day to apply for CR/NC
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Nov 18
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Last day to drop and receive a "W"
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Dec 15
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Final Exam
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GRADE COMPONENTS:
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GRADING SCALE:
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Labs
Midterm Exam
Midterm Lab
Final Exam
Final Lab
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20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
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90 -
80 -
65 -
55 -
0 -
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100
89
79
64
54
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= A
= B
= C
= D
= F
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ACADEMIC INTEGRITY:
As a student at Ohlone College, you are expected to pursue your
course work with honesty and integrity. If you do not, I will
abide by Ohlone Board policy, which you are expected to know.
You can read it
here. For this particular class, work that appears
to have been copied will receive a score of zero.
SCHEDULE:
Here's the plan. I may make changes as we go along.
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Date
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Lecture Topic
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Sep 1
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Holiday!!
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Sep 8
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Ch.1: Welcome to Linux
Ch.2: Getting Started
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Sep 15
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Ch.3: Command Line Utilities
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Sep 22
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Ch.4: The Linux File System
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Sep 29
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Appendix A: Regular Expressions
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Oct 6
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Ch.6: The Visual Editor
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Oct 13
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Ch.6 . . . continued
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Oct 20
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Ch.8: The Bourne Again Shell
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Oct 27
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Midterm
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Nov 3
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Ch.11: Programing in bash
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Nov 10
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Ch.11 . . . continued
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Nov 17
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Ch.13: sed
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Nov 24
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Ch.12: gawk
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Dec 1
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Exploring Graphical Desktops, Printing
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Dec 8
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Maintaining and Administering a Linux System
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Dec 15
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Final Exam and Skills Test (Lab Final)
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