ITIS 2110 Class #1.  Today’s Notes  Miscellaneous  Labs  Assignment  First Day  IT Infrastructure.

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ITIS 2110 Class #1

 Today’s Notes  Miscellaneous  Labs  Assignment  First Day  IT Infrastructure

 CITPG  Carolinas Information Technology Professionals Group ▪ Cross between an IT networking group and a service organization ▪ Meets 2 nd Tuesday every month ▪ 6 pm, off I77 on South Blvd  Bonus points for attending a meeting and writing a short report

 Woodward Hall 302  5 lab sections ▪ L01 ▪ Mon: 11:00-13:45 ▪ L02 ▪ Mon: 15:30-18:15 ▪ L03 ▪ Wed: 11:00-13:45 ▪ L04 ▪ Thu 18:30-21:15 ▪ L05 ▪ Fri: 11:00-13:45  Labs start Monday of next week!

 Familiarize with lab equipment  Introduction to Linux I

 2110Assignments.htm 2110Assignments.htm  Beginning MOODLE quiz ▪ Due 09/02/2015 at midnight ▪ Can retake up to due date ▪ Easy 10 points  Infrastructure Paper ▪ Due 09/09/2015 ▪ Enter in Moodle

 The due dates in Moodle may be wrong  Always rely on the date in the Assignments or Labs from my Web pages  Web dates always supercede any Moodle dates!  Lab reports are always due your next lab

 Tutoring is available for most CCI introductory courses   Can make an appointment there

 Opening question/poll  Closes 1 minute after start of class  Will be a simple sampling, a poll or a question over the last lecture ▪ Opening Samples and Polls: ▪ 1 pt for any answer ▪ 0 for not answered ▪ Opening Questions: ▪ 2 pt for correct ▪ 1 pt for incorrect ▪ 0 if not answered  Typically will have questions through the lecture  Polls for upcoming topic ▪ 1 pt for answering, 0 for not answering  Questions on just covered material ▪ 1 pt for correct, 0 for incorrect or not answering  Will count towards participation part of course grade

 Today’s poll is a bonus point if you have your clicker  Will start using next class – 08/31/2015 lecture  Make sure your clicker software is up to date!  Make sure your clicker is registered ▪ Even if registered last semester  response-systems/clicker-updates response-systems/clicker-updates

A. I have used my clicker in other classes B. This is the first time I've used my clicker C. I do not have a clicker Side discussion: what is logically wrong with the above question? 30 sec countdown

 First Day First Day  Infrastructure Infrastructure