1. ITIS 3110
Tony Kombol

2. About the Instructor

3. Basics Tony Kombol Office: Woodward 333G Telephone: 687-8194

4. Background B.S. – University of Wisconsin Parkside
Math
Physics
Applied Science and Technology
M.S.E.E – University of Iowa
Computer Engineering
A.A.S. - RCCC
Motorsports Management

5. Experience IBM Luther College Area 1 Community College (Iowa)
Programming
C, C++, Java, PLI, PL/S, etc.
Testing
Manufacturing, TDSS
Project Management
Web Design/Support
Manufacturing
HTML, JavaScript, CGI, WebSphere, etc.
Deployment
Mainframes, RS6000, AS/400, PCs
Luther College
Physics Department
Computer Science
Area 1 Community College (Iowa)
Electronics
Queens College (Ad Hoc)
UNCC – Adjunct Faculty
ITIS

6. Misc. NASCAR fan Married Grew up in Montana
Two (graduated) college students
Grew up in Montana
Roundup (yee-haw!)
One foot in retirement!

7. Web Site General info: ITIS3110 Home web page
Office Hours
Will be updated soon
General Information
ITIS3110 Home web page
Link on my Home page
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ITIS3110 Home Page Contains Links:
Class Schedule
Text
Assignments
Other interesting material

8. T.A.s
ITIS 2110/3110 xx
WH nn yy

9. ITIS3110 Highlights

10. Class Etiquette
Be prompt Watch the cell phones! If you have relevant experience please share with class Above all: Ask questions!

11. Class Etiquette
No questions before class until I have the class presentations ready
TurningPoint running
Lecture materials ready
Daily question ready
No questions after class until I have the workstation shut down
Lectures saved and closed
Workstaion logged off
Materials put away

12. Class Format “2 one hour” lectures: 2¾ hour lab
Monday and Wednesday
5:00-6:00 am
2¾ hour lab
2 lab sections
Attendance/participation Required
Attendance and participation points of final grade
Mainly through Clicker quizes
Two “major” tests
Mid-term
End-term
Assignments
About 6 ??
Labs
14 lab periods
Final Project

13. Planned Grade Criteria
Mid-term Exam
Covers first half only
~100 points
End-term Exam
Covers mostly last half
~ 100 points
Team Project
Will present to their lab section
100 points for write-up
Assignments/Exercises
About 6
Typically 20 points each
Labs
About 12
Typically 20 points each
Separate lab attendance grade
Beginning Canvas Quiz
Easy 10 points
Ending Canvas Quiz
Class participation
Approx points
Mainly via clickers
End total be about 800 points

14. Late/Resubmission HW/Labs
Typically due at start of class on due date
Labs
Due at the beginning of the next lab
Some may be accepted late
½ grade or worse
Resubmission
Some work may be resubmitted
Average of the original and the new grade
Last date for submissions will be Reading Day

15. Books 2 books (suggested): Same as used in 2110
Computer Networking Illuminated
Diane Barrett – Todd King
ISBN-10:
ISBN-13:
Linux Administration: A Beginner’s Guide
6th Edition (5th edition OK)
Wale Soyinka
ISBN: /

16. Materials Required Raspberry Pi USB Storage Device
Next slide for details
USB Storage Device
8 GB or larger SD card
16 GB or larger SD card
Either:
32 GB or bigger thumb drive
Less than $20 online when on sale
Make sure it is high speed
Two (2) 16 GB thumb drives

17. Materials Required Raspberry Pi 3 Model B (preferred) Board
Power supply
- microusb
at least 2 SD cards
8GB or larger
16GB or larger
Original Model B or B+ or Pi 2 may work but will be slow!
USB drive
Can use same one as for VMs
Optional:
Case (highly advised)
Powered USB Hub
WiFi

18. Materials Required Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Original B or B+ can be used
Uses Micro SD card
4 total USB ports
Uses less power
Has built-in WiFi
Original B or B+ can be used
B uses standard SD card
Fewer USB ports
Uses more power
A lot slower
Use only if you get at a bargain (e.g. $0)

19. Pi Sources Bookstore Newark Electronics Adafruit Amazon
Adafruit
Amazon
keywords=raspberry%20pi&sprefix=ras%2Caps%2C164

20. Other Requirements Access to a computer with Internet Access
Moodle
UNCC account
Communication

21. Lab Woodward Hall 302 “Badge” access Labs: Available 24/7
When no other class or org using it
Schedule will be posted
Labs:
Short lecture on day’s lab
Lab exercise
Write-up due beginning of next lab
Attendance for Lecture part
May attend other lab lectures
Let me know so you will get credit
May stay if free equipment

22. Again: 3110 Web Site Contains Check frequently! Class schedule
Access to power-point material
Assignments
Labs
Project/paper
Much, Much more!
Check frequently!

23. Assignments

24. Criteria Submit your own work May study in groups
0 points for plagiarism
Cite others works properly
To make it perfectly clear:
Do not copy others works or part of others works and claim it as your own
That is either with or without their permission

25. Formats Printed Papers/Lab Reports E-mail Must have cover sheet
Paper title (e.g. Homework 1)
Assignments (e.g. ITIS )
Labs (e.g. ITIS 3110L-L02)
Name
Date
Must be properly stapled!
There are templates for each that MUST be used!
..\3110Text\3110HWCoverSheetTemplate.docx
..\3110Text\3110LabReportTemplate.docx
Replace the italicised items with proper data
Do NOT leave as italics!
Must have subject line containing 3110
Must come from your UNCC !
Points will be deducted if not in right format!

26. Actual Class Material!

27. IT Infrastructure First Lectures Class Intro Shells
Utilities and Filters
Labs
VMs
Raspberry PI

28. IT Infrastructure What does it entail? Computers Networks Services
Applications
Security
Physical Requirements
Power
Cooling

29. Course Information Combination Lab and Lecture
You need to be registered for both lab and lecture
One grade is given
For the lecture section
Lab will be graded N
Work hard/smart in the labs
Labs are designed for advanced students
You will have to lookup information
You will need to investigate
You may have to redo steps
Shut VMs down properly!
Eject USB devices before disconnecting!
Backup Work
Syllabus

30. First Assignments Beginning Canvas [Canvas] Infrastructure [Canvas]
Closes Monday, January 16
Cannot take late!
Infrastructure [Canvas]
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