The course schedule, labs, and links are subject to change.
Check with your professor for details and changes specific to your section.
Week |
Objectives and Tasks |
Assigned Reading |
Labs / Exercises
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Week 1
January 9 - 13
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Installing Linux
- Installing Fedora
- Boot loaders
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Lab 1
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Week 2
January 16 - 20
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Using Virtual Machines
- Installing and Using Virtualization Software
- Installing Guest VMs
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Lab 2
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Week 3
January 23 - 27
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- Logical Volume Management
- Package management with rpm and yum
- User and Group Management
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Lab 3
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Week 4
January 30 - February 3
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- Continue Logical Volume Management
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Week 5
February 6 - 10
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- Partitioning / Formatting Hard Disks
- Mounting / Unmounting File Systems
- Automate File Mounting
- Backing up MBR
- Customizing System Startup (/etc/rc.d directories)
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Lab 4
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Week 6
February 13 -17
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- Using Filesystems in Regular Files
- Using Archive Files (tar, tar.gz, tgz)
- Compiling Software from Source Code
- Catch up / Review for Practical and Written tests
- Work on assignment
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Lab 5?
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Week 7
February 20 -24
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- Practical Test 1 (covering weeks 1-5)
- Written Test 1 (covering weeks 1-5)
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Study Week - February 27 - March 2
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Week 8
March 5 - 9
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- Static Network Configuration
- Network Configuration with a DHCP client
- Basic TCP/IP network commands: ping, ifconfig, netstat
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Networking with Virtual Machines (Introduction)
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Lab 6
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Week 9
March 12 - 16
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Lab 7
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Week 10
March 26 - 30
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Lab 8
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Week 11
April 2 - 6
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- Assignment 2 released
- Review for Practical and Written Tests
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Week 12
April 9 - 13
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- Written Test 2
- Practical Test 2
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Week 13
April 16 - 20
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- Assignment 2 Due
- Review for Exam
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Exam Week - April 23 - 27
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