IT Workshop GXESL208 KTU BTech 2024 Scheme - Dr Binu V P


About Me- Dr Binu V P
Syllabus
Scheme and assessments


Reference
Invitation to Computer Science G. Michael Schneider, Judith Gersting
Linux For Developers William Rothwell
Teach Yourself HTML, CSS and JavaScript Julie C. Meloni Jennifer Kyrnin

Learning Materials
    Motherboard (video)
    How to assemble a computer ( video)
2.Boot Process
4.Learn About Linux and Basic Linux Commands
5.Familiarization of Networking Hardware
      Modem vs Router
6.Networking Commands
7. Wireshark / Packet Tracer
    Wireshark/packet tracer ( tutorial - video)
               Different Shells in Linux
               Bash Shell Script
               Shell variables 
               Arithmetic Expressions
               Special Shell Variables
               if and case statement
               looping statements while,until,for
               Menu driven Programs
               GUI Menus
               Functions in scripts
               String Handling
               Command line arguments in scripts
               Arrays in shell script
    HTML-Hyper Text Markup Language
    Learn HTML
    CSS- Cascading Style Sheets
    Learn CSS
11.Java Script


13.Latex
14.Development Environment
    VSCode
    Atom
15.Learn Repositories



Lab Cycles

Familiarisation of basic hardware components and operating systems

Exercise-
        Assemble a computer. ( Create a video similar to the one provided in the learning material)
        Download Linux Operating System and make a bootable pen drive(bring your own pendrive)
        Learn about BIOS setup and boot from pendrive.
        Install the operating system -windows and Linux ( Debian / Ubuntu)
        Learn system configurations and user management
        Learn to install a software. ( Install git)
        Connect a printer ( learn to install device drivers)

Basic Linux Commands
    Exercise
Advanced Linux commands and Filters
    Exercise-Shell Scripts    
            Assignment-2- Learn Control Statements
            Assignment-3- Learn Filter Command and Data Processing
            Assignment-4 Write System Level Scripts

Networking
    Familiarisation of Networking Hardware
    Networking commands
        Exercise- Prepare a network cable for connection
                        Connect two computers
                        Connect two computers using switch.
                        Use networking commands to test the connection.
                        Use ssh to connect to a remote server.
    Wireshark
                    Install wireshark and learn the interface
                    Learn to use filters during packet capturing and also during display
                    Try to capture userid and password using http connection ( port 80)


Document Processing using Latex
    Article writing
    Paper writing
    Report writing
    Preparing presentations

Web application development ( use VSCode )
    HTML- Build a Personal Web Page
    CSS- Modify the Personal Web Page with styles
    Java script- Create a form and do the form validation
    Build an image slider
    
Version Control system    
    Git
    GitHub

Comments

  1. sreehari5 March 2025 at 01:50

    very much useful, got an idea about the syllabus,thank you sir

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