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| DATE | 2002-08-06 |
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [hangout] Full Schedule of August 2002 Free Software Institute Classes
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Classes Start Today, but if you cannot make the first class there will be a
special make up class.
Tuesday 6 August 2002 FSI classes begin. These are mostly upper level
classes which students who have taken introductory classes should look to
get involved with. Also, if you are new to FSI and you know a little *n*x
and want to learn more, these advanced classes are for you. Unix2 is
especially nice since it's being taught be Brett Wynkoop, who is a a master
of Unix, a designer of Internet mail systems, a great instructor, and knows
shell scripting in and out.
Shell Scripting is not to be ignored as a tool for work or for the
understanding of basic Unix Systems. Marco's Unix1 Class is at R&M instead
of Brooklyn and is a good opportunity for those who can't make the trip to
Brooklyn. Perl 2 is at Asha, all Perl 1 students are urged to complete
your perl sequence. GNU Linux 2 is also starting, with much detailed
system information, and the backbone to the advanced program of the FSI.
Now is the time to take these classes. Don't hesitate. Prices are right
and we have a great team of Programmer Teachers.
We might get lucky and get Richard Stallman to give a single Class.
Full schedule of FSI classes below.
Ruben
addendum by Jay Sulzberger:
There is also some danger that I, Jay Sulzberger, may interrupt any class
at any time and rant about Kleene's theorem on finite state automata and
regular expressions, the not widely understood benefits of S expressions,
and the cluster of results on database schemata, Boolean algebras, entropy,
symplectic fibrations, functional programming, and distributed computation.
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Free Software Institute REVISED Class Schedule for August:
Classes $300 individually
perl 1 and 2 bundle $550
Linux 1 Unix 1 bundle $550 -> Students talking Linux 1 are strongly encouraged
to purchase a computer used for the rest of the course
Complete program package -> perl1, perl2, linux 1, unix 1, linux 2, unix 2
Database Programming 1, Introdution to Networking 1 $4000
Perl2 - Object Orientation in Perl:
Basic CGI Programming
Database usage and SQL
Building Database Web Applications with DBI
Basic MYSQL administration and SQL
Templating Web Design and Rapid Development with Perl
Introduction to mod_perl
Writing Basic Apache Stuff
Tuesday at ASHA:
7:00PM - 11:00PM
August 6th
August 13th
August 20th
August 27th
September 3rd
Unix 1 - Unix Tools:
find, locate, man, grep, AWK, sort, df, ls, gcc,
make cp, ln, mv, Permissions, tcp networking, route
Wednesday at Rozensweig and Maffia 7PM-11:00
August 7th
August 14th
August 21st
Augisyt 28th
September 4th
Linux 2 - Apache Installation:
Download Source Code untar make make install
Configure Apache Apache root httpd.conf initiation startup script
httpd processes
htdocs directory
mysql installation
Download source untar make install
set initial permissions
set up initiation
file system monitoring
tripwire system
log monitoring
top kill renice/nice last who w netstat route cron/crontab
Port scanning/network security nmap inetd.conf tcp wrappersm- hosts.allow hosts.deny
simple package forwarding, firewall, ipchains/NAT sshd,encrypted channels, VPN
Thusdays - Brooklyn NYLXS Headquarters - 7PM-11:00PM
August 8th
August 15th
August 21st
August 28th
September 5th
Unix 2 - shell scripting, C programming, Desktop X
Tuesdays NYLXS Headquarters - Brooklyn
August 6th
August 13th
August 20th
August 27th
September 3rd
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Total program for reference:
Syllabus:
Introduction to Linux
Installation
Boot Media, Kernels
Hard Drives
Partitions
fdisk, type 82, type 83
swap partition mkswap, swapon, partition types,
partition tables, /boot /home /usr /var
file systems, ext2, reiser, ext3, mke2fs
inodes, MBR
Introduction to the Shell
kernel ->getty -> login ->shell
/etc/passwd
adduser
/etc/group
Introduction to VI, vim,
vi commands:
command mode
i =>insert
o =>open
a =>append
dd=>delete
g=>goto
yy =>yank
p=>paste
jklim
edit mode
type and character into screen
to go back to command mode
execute mode
:w write
:q quit
/search search
:wq! at all costs
1,$s/old/new/g <== substitution globaly
Basic Shell comands
ls - directory listing
cp - copy
mv - move
ls ru* - globing
cat - cancatonate
ps -auxw - see processes
pstree - see process tree
top - system report
Directory tree
files, ownership, group permissions
Setting up X
XF86Setup
Knowing your video card
Knowing your monitor
sysinit - /etc/rc.d/init.d - turning services off and on
network setup
ipaddress
host name
domain
gateway
dns
adding users - different on different systems
/etc/passwd
/etc/shadow
ifconfig - see network connections
modules - modprobe, demode, lsmod, kernel compile
Introduction to unix
Unix Tool, find, locate, man, grep, AWK, sort, df, ls, gcc, make
cp, ln, mv Permissions, tcp networking,route.
Introduction to Programming with Perl
Advanced Unix2
shell scripting, C programming, Desktop X.
Introduction to Apache: Linux 2
Install of mod perl, install of Apache, Install of embperl,
and mason, basic apache configuration with files and virtual
servers, etc
Advanced Web Programming with Perl
embperl, modperl, the apache request cycle, cgi's, html, forms,
cookies and sessions
Database Programming 1
MYSQL installation, Creating tables, performance evalutions,
SQL seelcts, Inserts, user permissions, Perl DBI, C API.
Introdution to Networking 1
REVIEW tcp/id, introduce mail, sendmail, bind, DNS, DHCP,
SAMBA, NFS, SSH, ROUTE
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