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INLS102 Week1:

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INLS102 Week1:

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    Slide 1:INLS102 Week1: Introduction and Overview

    Date: 1/12/05 Instructor: Leo Cao

    Slide 2:Todays Class

    Course overview http://www.unc.edu/~lcao/Inls102/ Self-Introductions Computing literacy survey Computing usage for the class Software list Email and file access online (ftp, telnet/ssh) Preview of upcoming weeks

    Slide 3:Course Overview

    Course objectives Course expectations Inls102 common curriculum Schedule Assignments Evaluations

    Slide 4:Computing: Sils

    SILS computing Laptops : SILS Computing Requirements Networking Computer labs : always a good help. Personal accounts UNC---- onyen (email, file storage, registration, grades, etc.) SILS: --- Ruby (server at Sils, login w/ onyen and xx + last four digits of student id + !), same login format as the ones for the Sils lab computers, example, xx4712!

    Slide 5:Computing: Campus wireless

    UNC computing and Wireless ATN (academic technology and networking): help.unc.edu Wireless networking WEP Windows XP Configuration for Campus Wireless

    Slide 6:Computing: Storage

    Backup/storage plan Always have multiple copies of your files CDR/CDRW, DVD-R Jump drive, zip, floppy disc, etc. Upload to your account on isis.unc.edu Email as attachment to yourself Shit do happen, especially w/ technology, its your responsibility to save often and make backups

    Slide 7:Software used in this course

    Software Installation Internet Browsers: Netscape, Explorer, Opera, Mozilla Internet Explorer 6 (use 'Windows Update' from 'Tools' menu) Netscape Navigator 7.2 Mozilla Firefox SSH Secure Shell 3.2.9 Windows Client (ssh client + ftp client) Norton Antivirus 9.0 Microsoft Excel and Access XP/2003/2000 Microsoft Visio (from SILS Computer Lab) Centralized Application Server OASIS (Office of Arts & Sciences Information Services) Citrix Application Server runs the software remotely: virtual workspace requires web plug-in install and login (username & passwd) we will use Dreamweaver MX, Fireworks MX, Excel and Access XP/2003

    Slide 8:Available software

    Available softwares in SILS labs (free): http://www.ils.unc.edu/ils/silslab/html/sw.shtml UNC shareware (free): http://www.unc.edu/atn/software/ General shareware utilities (mix): http://www.download.com/ Discount student rate software packages check w/ the UNC bookstore, and check on websites of the software companies.

    Slide 9:File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

    Used to transfer files efficiently and effortlessly from and to a remote server over the Internet. The user must have an account on the server unless the site is an anonymous FTP site Demonstration using a ftp client using a web browser

    Slide 10:Telnet

    Telnet is a program that allows you log in to a computer over a network like the Internet. Telnet is text-based, like DOS. Now replaced by SSH Telnet exercise Run, telnet isis.unc.edu

    Slide 11:Secure Shell (SSH)

    SSH (Secure Shell) is a protocol for remotely logging into a machine via a shell. similar to telnet, but is encrypted More information at www.ssh.com SSH demonstration

    Slide 12:Email Access

    Email Clients (Mulberry/Outlook etc) PINE via telnet/SSH Web browser access, Webmail.unc.edu

    Slide 13:Preview of the upcoming weeks

    Computing ethics and security Unix Internet Html

    Slide 14:Complete by next week:

    Setup wireless for your laptop (see the previous wireless slide for details) Subscribe to our class listserv INLS102_Spring05 from here Enter INLS102_Spring05, subscribe to the list thats exactly by that name Install the software for the class Internet Explorer 6, Netscape Navigator 7.2, Mozilla Firefox, SSH Secure Shell 3.2.9 Windows Client, Norton Antivirus 9.0 Select topic & date for group presentation Reading notes

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