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- 2. Who am I? ● Student at Indiana Tech majoring in Computer Science and Networking ● Google Summer of Code contributor to the Fedora Project ● Vice-President of ACM ● Former Captain of the Cyber Defense Team and Vice-President of the Cyber Security Club ● Someone who really likes conferences...
- 5. Here at Indiana Tech... ● Computer Science ● Networking ● Software Engineering
- 6. Here at Indiana Tech... ● Computer Science – Theory then code ● Networking – What is code? ● Software Engineering – Code then theory
- 7. The student population at Tech... ● Computer Science – The Mercenary, the Shadow. Not often seen in any of the labs or working with others. Smallest group. ● Networking – The IT guys, the Paper Tigers. Two types: the hyper career/success focused or just learned that a firewall doesn't have any fire. ● Software Engineering – The Mafia, the Swarm . Always in the SE lab with at least four other people. Two types: The occasionally seen programming and Carson.
- 8. ● Computer Science ● Software Engineering ● Information Technology ● Networking What's in a name? ● Cyber Security ● Information Systems
- 9. My choice / Your Choice
- 10. Certifications?
- 14. Potpourri Mode = Enabled
- 15. Desktop Environments Examples of Gnome, KDE, Xfce, and LXDE ● http://spins.fedoraproject.org/
- 16. Virtualization
- 17. Contributing to Open Source ● http://whatcanidoformozilla.org ● Dplug – I know you are going to do this summer – http://dgplug.org/summertraining15.html ● http://whatcanidoforfedora.org
- 18. Programming At Scale Git and Github
- 19. Programming At Scale Useful commands: ● git push (remote repo, usually 'origin') ● git pull ● git clone https://.... ● git status ● git log
- 20. Programming At Scale git clone https://github.com/jsemu/gba
- 22. When the student is ready, the master appears... Further resources: https://github.com/vinta/awesome-python https://github.com/vhf/free-programming-books
Editor's Notes
- Turner England 4th year, Computer Science and Networking
- Here at Indiana Tech there are three primary disciplines so study: -Computer Science - Software Engineering - Networking
- Each of the three disciplines takes a unique approach to learning “computers”. For CS, you learn how a computer works primarily by theory and program to reinforce key concepts. For SE, programming takes a central role in your discipline and there are several SE programming related classes. And finally Networking: - With Networking you will take two introductory programming classes (both in Java) but mainly focus on Cisco and enterprise networking equipment.
- At Tech we have a rather peculiar collection of students. Computer Science and Software Engineering students will have a lot of overlapping coursework. On the whole, Computer Science students are much more rare in terms of numbers and considering the “CS Lab” is the Mac lab (and is generally used by the design/digital imaging classes/majors) the are not frequently around on campus. SE's have their own lab and generally do nothing but play games (League anyone?) The Networking lab due to its size and layout is the most active of the labs (both classwork and otherwise). Some student groups (ITGS) will rely on Networking majors for their IT related needs for events.
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- Additional Resources: File system structure http://www.tldp.org/LDP/intro-linux/html/sect_03_01.html