Quick Notes

• '$' means not root
• '#' means in root
• '--' means a break in the occurance of the use of the command.

Day 1

1. Introductions
2. Build a network
3. Computer hardware
4. System Rescue CD
5. Basic Linuz Command LIne
6. File-Systems
7. Centos 7 usb Install
8. w3schools (html) - Start making a web page

Linux Basic Terminal Commands

• $clear
• Clears the terminal screen
• $pwd
• Shows current Path
• $ls
• Shows all files in current Directory
• $nmap -sP [IP address]
• Maps current Network on IP (Caution)
• $arp -a
• Lists users in current directory
• $python
• Allows to use Python code in terminal
• $ping [IP address]
• Pings an IP address
• $ssh -l [file] [IP address]
• SSHs the file location on the IP address
• $ssh -l [userName] [IP address]
• Same as previous exept for user
• $nano [fileName].txt
• Opens the text file using Nano
• $cat [fileName].txt
• Displays the text file in the terminal window
• $more [fileName].txt
• Currently unknown

Root Commands

• #useradd -m -d [path] [file]
• Adds user to path for file
• #passwd [file]
• Changes password for file

Day 2

1. Learned how to become Root
2. Learned about Firewalls
3. Filled the Taskbar
4. Installed Gnome Browser Plugin
5. Istalled Frippery Panel Favorites
6. Downloaded Chrome
7. Skipped Alacarte
8. Disabled selinux to develop a server without using selinux

Advanced Terminal Commands

• $ chmod 755 *
• Changes permissions of the current directory
• $ chmod 755 -R [filename]
• Same as previous, only recursively

Day 3

1. Install FTP
2. Install FileZilla
3. CHange permissinos for Arduino, wireshare and wheel
4. Github intro
5. Python intro
6. Moar HTML
7. Bootstrap
8. HTML Websites
9. Teamwork Activity: Relay race, Blind thing, "Never have I ever"
10. HTML color notes
11. Uploaded my Fibonacci Sequence onto GitHub

More Terminal Commands

• python [filename].py
• Runs a python script

Python Scrips ran

print("Hello World")
--
2 * 3
--
2 * 3 * 4
--
2 * 3 * 4 * 5
--
2 ** 0
--
2 ** 16
--
z = 1
b = 3
z * b
--
for x in range (0,9):
print("Hello World!")
--
My personal Fibonacci Code:
#!/usr/bin/python

option = int(input("What version would you like? 1? or 2?"))

if option == 1:

n = int(input("What place element would you like to see?"))

a = 0
b = 1

for i in range(0, n):
temp = a
a = b
b = temp + b

print("The " + str(n) + "th element is " + str(a))
else:

n = int(input("How many elements of the sequence would you like to see?"))

a = 0
b = 1
sequence = ""

for i in range(0, n):
temp = a
a = b
b = temp + b
sequence = sequence + str(a) + " "

print("The first " + str(n) + " elements are: " + sequence)

Day 4

1. C (Hello World)
2. SystemCTL
3. SystemCTL Grep
4. SSH
5. Apache (httpd)
6. Mariadb
7. PHP
8. Download (jessie) https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/

Terminal Commands

• crontab -e
• Unknown for now
• systemctl
• displays System information
• top
• goes to top
• systemctl | grep firewall
• shows firewall information
• systemctl | stop firewalld
• stops firewall
• systemctl | grep httpd
• shows Apache information
• systemctl stop httpd
• stops apache
• systemctl start httpd
• starts apache
• systemctl enable httpd
• enables Apache

C Scripts

// save this file as hello.c in a folder called "ccode"
// compile with $gcc hello.c -o hello
// run with the command: $./hello
#include
main()
{
int i;
printf("Hello World");
for (i=0 ; i < 10; i++) {
printf("%d Hello World \n" , i);
}
}

Create your own Local Host server

# crontab -e (not chrontab -e)
# systemctl
# top
# systemctl | grep firewall
displays status on firewall
# systemctl stop firewalld
stops firewall
# yum install httpd
installs apache
# systemctl | grep httpd
# systemctl stop httpd
stops apache
# systemctl start httpd
starts apache
# systemctl enable httpd
loads apache automatically

# mkdir /ztemp
# cd /etc/httpd/conf
# cp httpd.conf /ztmp
# nano -c httpd.conf

• change so it works for your system
• change line 119 (DocumentRoot line) to /home/[yourusername]/html
• change line 124 to /home/[yourusername]/html
• change line 131 to /home/[yourusername]/html

# systemctl restart httpd
'Check local host'
'Firewall must be off'
DO NOT BE ROOT
$ cd /home
$ ll
$ chmod 755 -Rf *
'check localhost'

Day 5

1. yum update
2. yum install gimp
3. vi vim introduction
4. bash
5. crontabs
6. Traffic Logs
7. Oracle java (jre jdk)
8. Hello.java (Hello World)
9. Firefox (java jre)
10. http://tritechsc.org/xfunctions/
11. github.com repos: linux,bash,java,python,ccode,html...
12. Send note home to take Cadwell walk.
13. Raspberry Pi sd card dd command.

Command line Commands

• cp -r [file to be copied] [where you want file copied to]
• Copies file to be copied recurisvely to where you want it to be copied to.
• crontab -l
• checks to see if user/root has a crontab.
• crontab -e
• installs new crontab
• crontab [crontab file name]
• runs crontab file name as a crontab
• # rpm -Uvh [filename.rpm]
• Installs .rpm file using Redhat Program Manager.

Day 6

1. Rise of the Hackers (Movie)
2. Wofram Alpha
3. Random Numbers
4. LowToMin.java
5. Github
6. Raspberry Pis

Day 7

1. Review java
2. Nodejs
3. Java Script Sorting Program
4. github.com (login)
5. nodeschool.oi
6. 1:15 pm - Goto Cadwell

Day 8

1. 568B Wiring
2. Rj45 Modular Jacks
3. Arduino
4. Circuits
5. Minecraft Hacking
6. Raspberry Pi development

Day 9

1. Code in "https://www.codecademy.com/"
• Keep track of points. This is part of the grade.
2. Work on github site and use blender.
3. No 3d Printing

Day 10

1. 568B Wiring
2. RJ45 Modular Jacks (Demo)
3. Clean up
4. Codecademy.org
5. Scratch
6. app inventor (just look)
7. Bootstrap to github (username.github.io)
8. Add group to user for wireshark
9. Wireshark
10. Download Ubuntu

Day 11

1. Worked on Github websites.

Day 12

1. Windows 10 installation.
2. Arduino
3. Nodejs
4. Git
5. Blender
6. Inkscape
7. Gimp
8. JRE
9. Notepad ++
10. OBS
11. Wireshark

Day 13

1. Oracle Java Windows Install
2. Set Classpath for Java.
3. PowerShell Command
4. Hello World
5. JRE
6. Cygwin Install

Day 14

1. Complete Projects
2. user.github.io
3. github.com/user (lists 5 populated repos)
4. Autonomy Time.