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Overview 13 © R. Craig Collins, 2005/6

•Review
   •Commands 
   •Graphical Unix
   • Test the Floppy Mounter (what to do if not automatically mounted
   • How to update software, such as a browser (Example, Convert the Mozilla shortcut to Firefox)    

•Activities

   •Making Web Pages

•Complete
   •Lab 9

•Begin
   •Lab 10

•Submit
   •Lab 9 ONLY if you were not present during that class period.
   •MUD (My Understanding, Details) respond as directed to the following:
      What topics, if any, during this time frame do you feel very comfortable with? Why?
      What topics, if any, during this time frame do you not feel comfortable with?
   •Class Discussion/BFO (Blinding Flash of the Obvious): respond as directed to the following:
      DOS has Batch Files, Linux has scripts. We just recently made a web page...
      again just instructions to a computer. What are the instructions (the things between < and > called?

for Labs that require files to be electronically submitted
 • select all the files required, or better, select the folder that contains all the files
 • zip the required file(s) and/or folder(s)
 • rename the zipped file to reflect your name and the lab being turned in
       •Example: yourname-lab1 or yourname-lab1.zip (if your extensions are visible)
       (For additional help on selecting, zipping, or renaming files, see Windows Crash Course)

 If submitting by Temple College Desire2Learn:
       •Log into D2L, scroll to the bottom, and choose the correct course
       •When the Course Home Page appears, click on the desired tool link.
       
       eLearning Tour; elearning Tour Tutorial on Discussions; eLearning Tour Tutorial on Dropbox; eLearning Tour Tutorial on Quizzes

•Each test has a review; you may wish to write out pertinent information from the readings and activities

•After completing this overview, you may wish to start on the next Overview material, and preview Lab 10