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Category > Computer Science Posted 11 Oct 2017 My Price 10.00

Please advise me how to approach the project and labs to perform. Thanks

To really learn Linux, you have to install and work with it. Testout is great as a simulator but it is not exactly the real thing. Using virtualization, everyone is able to install Linux on their local machine without having to create a dual boot or a secondary partition on their hard drive.

This course will offer a virtual install option for the final project in Week 7. This means students have an option to either write another paper or actually build a working install of Linux using virtualization.

For the Virtual Install Option for Week 7, write a paper on installing and setting up Linux in a VM and cover some of the important commands you learned about in the course.

 

-Jesse

Students can build a virtual install of Kali Linux and complete a number of labs. At the end of Week 7 students will turn in a completed lab report showing proof the completed labs using screenshots pasted inside a Word document. Build the lab report just as you would any research paper, APA cover sheet and a section for each of the labs. Each lab section should contain a minimum of two screen shots for each lab but can contain enough to show proof of concept.

Each image should include a short description describing the image.

At the end of the each lab, students will write a short reflection answering the following questions. Student can copy and paste the questions into each section of the lab report and answer them individually. 

1.  What are your thoughts on Virtual Machines?

2.  What did you like about Virtual Machines?

3. What did you not like about Virtual Machines?

4. How will you apply what you have learned from the Virtual Machines?

At the end of Week 7, submit your final lab project to TII and upload the TII report along with your completed lab project to the Week 7 Linux Implementation Project assignment located under Assignments.

Your project should be built like any other project. Use an APA cover sheet, provide a short introductions telling the reader what the lab report is about, describe your host machine, your hardware, any issues you had to overcome and how you overcame them. Most importantly have fun with project and enjoy the learning opportunity!

 

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