16 January 2020
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Class Schedule
Basics | sessions 01-03
- 09 Jan intro and clients | lecture | labs
- 16 Jan servers and command line | lecture | labs
- 23 Jan networks and protocols | lecture | labs
Web Development | sessions 04-07
- 30 Jan structural layer | lecture | labs
- 06 Feb presentational layer | lecture | labs
- 13 Feb using a structure | lecture | labs
- 20 Feb behavioral layer | lecture | labs
Document Markup | sessions 08-09
Working with Data | sessions 10-13
- 26 Mar formulas, functions, vectors | lecture | labs
- 02 Apr data display | lecture | labs
- 09 Apr manipulate data sets | lecture | labs
- 16 Apr relational data bases | | labs
Presentation | session 14
Other items relevant to today's class
- John von Neumann and the configuration of the computer
- This computer changed the world—and you’ve never heard about it
- Computer programming once had much better gender balance than it does today. What went wrong?
- Overlooked No More: Karen Sparck Jones, Who Established the Basis for Search Engines
- 10 women in science and tech who should be household names
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Preparations for servers session
Start by watching another pioneer, Doug Englebart, introduce the world to interconnected computers as well as deomonstrating the first mouse.
Read about servers
- How Web Servers Work by Marshall Brain, How Stuff Works
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Install PowerShell SSH on your Windows 10 laptop
Try this on your own, but we will repeat the process in a lab to be sure we all have the functionality.
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Right Click the Start Menu
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Select App and Features
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Select Optional Features
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Click Add Feature
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Install OpenSSH Client
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Right click to run SSH
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And prepare to use it as a terminal application
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16 January Lecture | preps | server OS | command line