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Site Map © R. Craig Collins, 2005

Overview 1
   • Syllabus (pdf),   
   • syllabus appendix,
   • Orientation,
   • First Day Lecture (ppt), email use, and D2L
   • Lab procedures
Overview 2
   • Overview of Chapters 1-3 (ppt) (pdf)
   •Intro to Personal Computers, disks
   • DOS Concepts, paths, and
   •DOS Commands     • Format, and hard disks
   • Lab 01 (3 minute video on Lab 1)
Overview 3
   • Overview of Chapters 5-6 (ppt) (pdf)
   •Internal DOS Commands
   •External DOS Commands
      • ren [path\]source destination
      • copy con filename
      • copy [path\]source [path\]destination
      • Wildcards
      • Tree
      • copy [path\]filename.* [path\]filename.*
      • copy [path\]*.ext [path\]*.ext
      • xcopy [path\]*.* [path\]*.* /e
   • Lab 02
      • Cheatsheet
Overview 4
 •Chapters 7 and 10
   •CD, MD, TREE
   •RD, DELTREE
   •Executabile filetypes
   •Prompt, path
   •EDIT
   •Batch files
      • @echo off      • echo off
      • echo on
      • rem
      • pause
   • Lab 03
   • replaceable parameters (%1 %2)
Overview 5
   • Batch files
   • replaceable parameters (%1 %2)
   • How the Operating System Works (pdf)
   • Watch a video similar to making lab 3 here
   • Review for DOS Test  
Overview 6
   • Window A-C
   • Windows Crash Course
   • Windows Shortcut Keys
   • Lab 4
Overview 7
   •Windows D-F
   •Fonts
   •Compression
   •Lab 5
   •XP-Vista Desktop/Control Panels
Overview 8
   • Windows J-K
   • Discuss Networks
   • Discuss Managing Shared Files
   • Discuss Sharing Information among Programs
   •Lab 06
Overview 9
   • Windows G-I
   • Email Netiquette and Emoticons
   • Test 2 Review
Overview 10
   •UNIX Background
   •OS Timeline
   •Setting up the remote UNIX client
   •UNIX Commands
   •Lab 7
Overview 11
   •UNIX Disk and File Systems
      •Everything is a file
            • -rwxrwxrwx ordinary file
            • -dwxrwxrwx directory
      •Hierarchy
            • DOS: \ = root
            • UNIX: / = root
            • /home/unix-user = $HOME
                    • cd /home/unix-user/ or
                    • cd $HOME

            • mount  /mnt/cdrom
            • mount  /mnt/floppy
Overview 12
   •Graphical Unix
   •Lab 8
Overview 13
   •Making Web Pages
   •Lab 9
Overview 14
   •Test 3 Review
   •Macintosh
   •Lab 10
Overview 15
   •Test 3 Review
•Overview 16
   • Final