Base Knowledge
Basic knowledge of programming and communication networks.
Teaching Methodologies
Expository method: a telling method were facts, concepts, principles and generalisations are defined and presented by the teacher and discussed with the class, followed by demonstrative examples;
Experimental method: an active method were the student develops the knowledge through research assignments and laboratory assignments, individually and in group dynamics.
Learning Results
It is expected that by the end of the course each student is entitled to:
Install, configure and manage systems, based on the operating system GNU / Linux.
Install and configure basic network services, e-mail services, file systems and authentication services.
Program
System Administration:
General Concepts;
The Linux operating system;
Installation and configuration;
Shells and environment variables;
Editing text on the command line;
X-Window and window managers;
Managing files and directories;
Tasks and processes;
Run-levels and services;
User management.
Network Administration:
Network configuration;
Web Server;
DNS and DHCP;
Electronic mail;
NFS;
Samba;
LDAP.
Curricular Unit Teachers
Frederico Miguel do Céu Marques dos SantosGrading Methods
Final Assessment (50%)
Written Exam
Only those who pass the exam will be eligible if they:
Achieve minimum scores on the mini-test and assignment
Maximum of 6 absences in total classes
Weight: 10 points
Minimum: 40%
Continuous Assessment (50%)
Individual assignments and performance/participation
Weight: 2 points
No minimum scores
Mini-test in the middle of the semester to be held during class
Weight: 4 points
Minimum: 35%
Individual final assignment with defense
Weight: 4 points
Minimum: 50%
Internship(s)
NAO
Bibliography
Granjal, J. (2010). Gestão de sistemas e redes em Linux. FCA. ISEC library 1A-3-240.
Pereira, F. (2000). Linux: Curso completo (3.ª ed.). FCA. ISEC library 1A-3-240.
Granjal, J. (2013). Gestão de sistemas e redes em Linux (3.ª ed.). FCA.
Pereira, F. (2012). Linux: Curso completo (7.ª ed.). FCA.
Soyinka, W. (2012). Linux administration: A beginner’s guide (6th ed.). McGraw-Hill Osborne Media.