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* Prospective NCAA Division I and II student-athletes should visit the NCAA Eligibility Center website (www.eligibilitycenter.org) and seek the NCAA's acceptance of a particular Education Provider's virtual course prior to registration.
Course Description Covers UNIX and Windows 2000 server. Regarding UNIX , students will learn UNIX utilities, security, Internet access, the X-Window interface, and the GNOME desktop. Students will connect remotely to a host UNIX server running Linux via Epix Web hosting service. The course teaches UNIX commands, file system, partitions; UNIX vi and Emac editors; extracting information from files and assembling the information; selecting , manipulating, and formatting information; using UNIX file-processing tools to create an application; using the UNIX shell as scripting language; using UNIX utilities. Throughout the course, students will complete hands-on activities using the skills and concepts they learned in each chapter. Regarding the Windows 2000 server part of the course, students will be provided with computer based training CDs created by Course Technology that run in a browser and stimulate working in a Windows 2000 network environment. The CDs provide full-spectrum training environment including pre-assessment and interactive simulations. They also provide post-assessment. They enable the user to develop the necessary hands-on skills while preparing for the scenario-based MCSE/MCSA exams. The training includes managing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network environment; designing Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure; Microsoft ISA Server 2000; and Microsoft SQL Server 2000.
Delivery Method Prerequisites Computer Literacy Course Materials Penn Foster College will have course materials, if any, shipped directly to students. There is no additional cost for course materials. Course Availability
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