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Linux for Beginners

Bahador Bakhshi bakhshi@gmail.com. Linux for Beginners. Agenda. Introduction Linux Distributions Quick Start Files Process Shell & Programming Networking Security . Introduction . This course is for beginners What you learn General introduction to GNU/Linux OS

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Matrix Reloaded

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Understanding Windows

Understanding Windows. Chapter 12. Overview. In this chapter, you will learn to Identify and explain the basic functions and features of an operating system Install and upgrade Windows 2000 and Windows XP Troubleshoot installation problems. Historical/Conceptual.

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Chapter 5 Software

Chapter 5 Software. Information Technology in Theory By Pelin Aksoy and Laura DeNardis. Objectives. Learn what exactly constitutes software Gain familiarity with the various types of programming languages Distinguish between different types of operating systems. Objectives (continued).

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Installing and Upgrading Windows

Installing and Upgrading Windows. Chapter 5 and 14. Overview. In this chapter, you will learn to Identify and explain the basic functions and features of an operating system Install and upgrade Windows 2000 and Windows XP Troubleshoot installation problems. Historical/Conceptual.

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Internet Hacking

Internet Hacking. Presentation prepared by: Alex Epstein Asif Hussain Genci Seseri. Group 2. Internet Hacking. The Presentation talks about: Hacking History and General Information.

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Introduction to Unix/Linux

Introduction to Unix/Linux. Chapter One The Essence of UNIX. Objectives. Define operating systems in general and the UNIX operating system in particular Describe Linux as it relates to UNIX Explain the function of UNIX shells Describe the options for connecting to a UNIX system

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Guide To UNIX Using Linux Third Edition

Guide To UNIX Using Linux Third Edition. Chapter One The Essence of UNIX and Linux. Objectives. Explain operating systems, including PC, mainframe, and network operating systems Describe the UNIX and Linux operating systems Explain the purpose of UNIX/Linux shells

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Lecture 1: A Short History of Operating Systems

Lecture 1: A Short History of Operating Systems Early Computers First Computer Charles Babbage (1791-1871) designed the first true digital computer called the analytical engine . That was purely mechanical and intended to do math operations

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I ntroduction to Linux

I ntroduction to Linux. Introduction to Linux. What is Linux, and Who Created it? GNU and the GPL Unix/GNU, What is the Difference? POSIX Compliance Other POSIX Operating Systems Uses of Linux Advantages and Disadvantages. What is Linux. Linux is a UNIX clone

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COMPUTER PLATFORMS

Network Operating Systems Week 9. COMPUTER PLATFORMS. Week 9. Operating System Uses Network Operating System Fundamentals Architecture Windows 2000 family Windows 2003 Windows NT 4 UNIX family Linux flavours Apple Macintosh OS Novell NetWare family. Week 10.

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Chapter 1: Welcome to Linux

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CIS 240 Introduction to UNIX Instructor: Sue Sampson

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BCUG 25 th Anniversary

BCUG 25 th Anniversary. Backdrop to the Year 1978. BCUG 25 th Anniversary. Backdrop to the Year 1978 The mouse had already been invented. BCUG 25 th Anniversary. Backdrop to the Year 1978 Who was the President of the US? What world event happened in December 1978?

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UNIX and LINUX

UNIX and LINUX. Differences and Similarities. What are the major differences between Unix and Linux?. That's a very broad question and could be answered any number of ways. Probably the simplest answer is that from a technical point of view there are no major differences.

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Hacker Culture

Hacker Culture What is a hacker? A hacker is a person who: enjoys exploring the details of programmable systems programs enthusiastically Is an expert on a particular program enjoys the intellectual challenge of creatively overcoming limitations

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