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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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
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.
CPT275: Computer Technology Senior Project is the capstone course for the Computer Programming and Network Systems Administrations students graduating with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Computer Technology from Greenville Tech.
So what is a “capstone course”?
According to Answers.com, “In higher education, capstone courses, also known as senior seminars, offer undergraduate students nearing graduation the opportunity to summarize, evaluate, and integrate some or all of their college experience. The First National Survey of Senior Seminars and Capstone Courses conducted in 1999 suggested that these courses place the highest priority on culminating learning in the academic major. Enrollments in sections of senior seminars and capstone courses are most often kept at fewer than thirty students. These courses are generally treated as academic major or core requirements, most are at least one academic term in length, and most require a major project or presentation.”
Read more…”Capstone Courses: What and Why”
Join our new Greenville Technical College Computer Technology Department Students and Alumni group on LinkedIn.com. Stay in touch with fellow Greenville Tech students, alumni, and teachers. This group is sharing job information, news about promotions, and open discussion about all things IT related. If you do not have an account on LinkedIn.com, click this link for more information on how to register.
Join our new Greenville Technical College Computer Technology Department Students and Alumni group on LinkedIn.com. Stay in touch with fellow Greenville Tech students, alumni, and teachers. This group is sharing job information, news about promotions, and open discussion about all things IT related. If you do not have an account on LinkedIn.com, click this link for more information on how to register. This link will take you to our group once you are logged in to Linkedin.com: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3942338/
Join our new Greenville Technical College Computer Technology Department Students and Alumni group on LinkedIn.com. Stay in touch with fellow Greenville Tech students, alumni, and teachers. This group is sharing job information, news about promotions, and open discussion about all things IT related. If you do not have an account on LinkedIn.com, click this link for more information on how to register. This link will take you to our group after you log in to LinkedIn.com: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3942338/
Catalog Course Description: This course will provide students with the fundamental knowledge and concepts of the Linux operating system including command line functions, file systems, user and group administration, process management, text editors, and network applications.
Purpose of the Course: Students will learn to be effective users of Linux systems acquiring skills and understanding of command line functions, file systems, users and groups, bash shell, process management, text editors, network applications, searching and organizing data, and graphical applications.
Red Hat Academy RH124: IST190 uses the online textbook, labs, Lab Environment, and other course content from the Red Hat Academy RH124 online course. Learn more about Red Hat Academy RH124 at: https://www.redhat.com/en/services/training/rh124-red-hat-system-administration-i
The student support materials for IST190 are located here or on Blackboard.
This web site is intended for the exclusive use of students in this class. The purpose of this site is to provide copies of study materials and other resources that will help in the successful completion of this course. Students are encouraged to visit this site regularly and take advantage of these resources.
Several students have asked “where do we go to take the exams?”
Most of our students are taking their computer certification exams at Carolina Computer Training, 33 Villa Road in Greenville. Call 864-527-8100 for more information or visit http://www.cctbusiness.com online.