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The acceptance of transfer credit from GTC by a four-year university is up to the destination university. Each four-year institution has their own rules for accepting transfer courses. Click here for this article on the CPT Department website.
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The CPT Department at Greenville Technical College is a member of the CompTIA Academy. One of the many benefits of this academy membership is providing CPT Department students academic voucher discounts to take CompTIA Certificataion Exams.
The procedure is easy:
If you have any questions, send it in an email to beau.sanders@gvltec.edu.
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Beau Sanders
Professor in the Computer Technology Department
Greenville Technical College
Office 103-223D
Main Campus – Engineering Technology Building
Office Phone: 864-250-8314
Mobile Phone: 864-325-7240
Email: Beau.Sanders@gvltec.edu
Directions to Office 103-223D
Office 103-223D is located on Greenville Tech’s Main Barton Campus at 620 South Pleasantburg Drive in the Engineering Technologies Building (103). Office 103-223D is on the second floor of the building. The front parking lot for the Engineering Building (Lot H) is closed for construction. Enter the Barton Main Campus on East Faris Road and park is one of the back parking lots. Enter the Engineering Building (103) through the back door. Go down the hallway and take the stairs up to the second floor. There is also an elevator if needed. Turn left at the top of the stairs. My office is all the way down the hall, through the door to Suite 223, and through the little conference room. Look for 223D by my office door.
Click this link for my Office Hours and Class Schedule: https://beausanders.org/schedule
Click this link for a parking map for our Barton Main Campus: http://greenvilletech.us/Barton_Campus_Map.pdf
To have a copy of these directions emailed to you, send an email to directions@beausanders.org and enter “Directions” in the Subject.
Map to Greenville Technical College Engineering Building (103) on the Main Barton Campus: https://goo.gl/maps/7H1NNXN9qYEnCYfz6
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You can use your instructor’s server linux1.beausanders.org to practice your linux commands, without having linux installed on your computer. I setup a user account for this class with the following credentials:
Server: linux1.beausanders.org
Username: ist190student
Password: first&ten
Install the terminal program putty.exe on your Windows desktop:
Click this link to download and install putty.exe
Once you have putty.exe installed on your Windows computer, use port 22 to connect to the sshd server on linux1. You will NOT be able to use any root/administrative commands, but you will be able use any commands that a standard user can.
Please remember that the ist190student user account is purged every two hours. If you are logged in when the purge script runs, you will be kicked out and you will have to log back in. Any files saved to this account will be deleted each time the ist190 student account is purged.
Let me know if you have any questions at beau@beausanders.org.
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This is a new section we are experimenting with at beausanders.org. Hopefully we can find some new and exciting things to share in this area.
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As your Faculty Academic Advisor, I would like to meet with you and discuss your plans for scheduling classes as you attend Greenville Tech. I would like to help you choose the best class schedule that fits your requirements and accomplishes your academic goals. We can discuss future changes in our program and talk about how you can maximize your education experience in the Computer Technology Department.
If you would like to meet during my Office Hours (yellow), please check my schedule which is posted online.
Please click on the button below and complete the short Advising Information Form prior to scheduling an appointment to meet with me. I will contact you once I receive your Advising Information Form. The information collected on this form will help us plan your program of study in the CPT Department. Thanks.
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How-To instructions to help you start using Microsoft’s FTP client to transfer files to and from a FTP server; includes instructions for anonymous access; click this link to download the pdf file:
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How-To instructions to help you get started using Microsoft’s Telnet client; click this link to download the pdf file:
https://linux1.beausanders.org/HowToUseTelnet.pdf
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CPT283: PHP Programming I is a web development course. It is the only true open source programming course taught in the Computer Technology Department. All of the tools used in CPT283, including the operating system, are free on the Internet. Students in CPT283 will each be assigned a Linux virtual host in the cloud on which to learn PHP and mySQL.
CPT283-W01 in the 2024 Spring Semester will be an online class. We will schedule a weekly class Zoom workshop to discuss the current assignments, labs, projects, and all things PHP.
Click this link to see the Course Schedule (PDF).
Our textbook for CPT283 is Murach’s PHP and mySQL, Fourth Edition. Click this link or the textbook image above for more information about the text.
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