New NLP student orientation

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New NLP student orientation

• January-June NLP_2004A
• Dan Likarish

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Agenda

• SLA between students and MSCIT
• History
• MS Operational Framework
• Locations and research interests
• Future

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SOW

• Students will spend 6 months in the NLP doing
  their professional project. During their tenure
  they will develop their ability to network
  computers using a variety of projects,hands-on
  exercises and group exercises. The students will
  be supported by local faculty members, senior and
  existing NLP members and Regis MSCIT admin.

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Your goals while in the NLP

• 1. Support of the ARNie backbone
• 2. Services at NOC and Service Learning
• 4. Local teaching classrooms
• 5. Online MSCIT in collaboration with DBA
  practicum
• 6. Finish the professional project

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History of the NLP

• Began in July of 2000 at DTC
• Predecessor was DB practicum
• FC first CIT lab location
• DTC was an active teaching lab in January 2001
• CS in April 2001
• Service Learning
• ILB in Nov 2001
• ALC in Aug 2002

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Student responsibilities

• Beginning Student
• Project responsibility
• Basic skills
• Mandatory meetings
• Weekly local meetings
• Journal
• Tier one thru three

• Finishing Student
• Project presentation
• Summer 04
• Written work
• Major section
• Important tasks and minor work

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MS Operational Framework
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Example of MS product response

• Microsoft Readiness Framework (MRF) focuses on
  preparing individuals and organizations to use
  Microsoft products and technologies.
• Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) focuses on
  solution development, including both developed
  applications and deployed infrastructure.
• Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF) focuses on
  the management of production IT operations, i.e.
  the effective operation of developed applications
  and deployed infrastructure.

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Role and responsibilities under the MSF
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Types of NLP projects
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Types of major projects for all tiers

• Administration at NOC and Development centers
• Security and monitoring
• PIX firewall/VPN
• Unix security
• Transport and Communication
• Vmware
• Webservices and .NET
• Sun 420R Oracle development

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Servers in SE or ALC
Thin Clients
LC Server PT and Webdb
BF Server JDeveloper and Webdb
SE Server MSCD 610, 650, 652 and Webdb
CS Server DA and Webdb
CS Server BK and Webdb
SE Server JDeveloper and Webdb
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Curriculum Support

• Online and Classroom based
• By class
• Taxonomy (Blooms) theory of learning
• Knowledge
• Comprehension
• Application
• Analysis
• Synthesis
• Evaluation

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Where do you go from here?

• Location
• FC (Class.)
• ILB (Dev., Class, UNIX)
• ALC/NOC (Class, Online, Prod.)
• DTC (Class, Dev., SUN, Vmware)
• CS (Class.)
• Online by phone

• Faculty
• Jim Lupo
• Dan Likarish
• Bob Bowles

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Location research interests

• FC
• ILB
• ALC/NOC
• DTC
• CS
• Online

• NT support
• Oracle dev. support Ecommerce
• Online support, Unix, Ecommerce
• Solaris support, Ghost Wireless Tele NT dev.
• Lan support

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Summary

• Students responsibilities
• Research opportunities
• Professional Project
• Job opportunities
• Work experience

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Questions?