IT Network Infrastructure and Security Support Specialist AAS-T Certificate/Degree
Details of NSCC's three-class certificate in Unix/Linux, the "Short Cert."
Click the Sextant for the Fall Quarter IT 140 class calendar.
Click the disk for class-related FTP downloads.
Click the book for class details, resources and background
information.
Click the note for an exposition of some of the concepts
taught in these classes.
PLEASE! If you don't
feel well and suspect the flu, STAY HOME!"Share and Enjoy" does not extent to the disease du jour. You can log on from home, lurk during class, read the transcripts, review your notes, and recover. Your classmates will thank you. So will I.
NOTE: Linux students experiencing delays in tuition funding, and especially those who have been dropped from the rolls for non-payment, keep coming to class. The funding issues can be resolved later. Time lost now can never be made up.
It's useful to know that except for Windows workstations, almost every medical computer (CAT scan, X-ray, records management, etc.) is a Unix computer. With the new national emphasis on computerized medical records, this is a good time to learn how Unix systems work. That's what IT 138 is all about.
The course evaluation will, as usual, be on-line on Wednesday, 12 December, at 6:00 PM and will be available for one hour. This is the link; the Item Number is 5608, and the password will be provided at the start of that class.
The Winter 2010 schedule; expect changes...
Another perspective on Linux for those with a broader world view. Possibly superior to the cell-phone approach...
An interesting open-source Linux security and job search site. Along these lines, General Dynamics Information Technology is looking for a few good hackers to work with DHS to harden US computers against hackers. So, I suspect, are other agencies, given the ongoing attacks on the Internet.
Class Gateway Pages
Questions? E-mail me at
dshoemak@sccd.ctc.edu
