It took me 3:09:48 to complete the exam, but I finished it and wound up with a 94. Great thanks go to Tom for proctoring and Eric for instructing.
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It took me 3:09:48 to complete the exam, but I finished it and wound up with a 94. Great thanks go to Tom for proctoring and Eric for instructing.
Episode six is a review of how to read and use Linux man pages. This is covered in depth in chapter three. That’s the assignment for the week, read chapter
three.
[podcast]http://www.skoda.net/podcast/cis2230-ep6.mp3[/podcast]
There seems to be a little issue with ftp credentials on my web hosting site. As soon as those are fixed, you’ll see episode 6 and 7 posted to the blog.
Quiz #3 is now available on BlackBoard. It will close at 11PM tonight. Please take some time today to take the quiz. If missed quiz #2, I’m re-opened quiz #2 as well. I understand that several people did not receive notices from Blackboard that the quiz was open.
As briefed in labs this week, quiz day has moved to Wednesday. This way I can remind you all that there’s a quiz when you attend lab.
It’s coming up on a year since I’ve gone to Disneyworld and I was getting a little sad that it’s been so long and that a co-worker of mine is going to a conference at the Swan soon. My thoughts turned to My Pal Mickey. I got one last year and absolutely loved it. I hooked him to my camelback and he went everywhere with me. I was wondering if I could find some resources for hacking him, so I could use him to start asking the kids if they missed the Magic Kingdom and start working the pysop on the Mrs to get another trip in the planning stages. I found out that My Pal Mickey has been discontinued. Oh how sad, it was an amazing piece of technology.
The second part of episode 5. Users, Processors and Filesystem structures. Another set of note are in the forums for students, rather than embedded slides.
[podcast]http://www.skoda.net/podcast/cis2230-ep5.2.mp3[/podcast]
[podcast]http://www.skoda.net/podcast/cis2230-ep5.1.mp3[/podcast]
I’ve broken episode 5 into two parts to make it easier to download and listen to. In part one I cover the rest of chapter 2’s file discussion. I posted some notes in the forums rather than producing slides. It will help to have the book handy to, I reference the picture on page 50 in order to help explain links.
[podcast]http://www.skoda.net/podcast/cis2230-ep4.mp3[/podcast]
Episode 4 is another lecture I cut short to keep under the 30 minute time frame. I finished up the chat about coupling and cohesion. I talked about system calls and statically versus dynamically linked programs. I started into the philosophy of UNIX, but I’ll have to finish that up tomorrow.
[podcast]http://www.skoda.net/podcast/cis2230-ep3.mp3[/podcast]
In episode three we talk about kernels and do a little more history. I also talk about how I’d like to run the participation part of everyone’s grade.
Over the summer I took the six day SANS 525 Project Management and Effective Communications for Security Professionals and this autumn I passed the very challenging certification exam. That made me a GIAC certified project manager, versed in the art and science of managing projects in accordance with the PMBOK. Today I got the hardware to hang on the wall.
