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#REDIRECT = SYA810 - System Administration II = == Professor == SYA810 is taught by [[SYA710User:Chris Tyler|Chris Tyler]] (Winter 2009) == Weekly Outline == See the [[Winter 2009 SYA810 Weekly Schedule]]for specific dates and topics. == Subject Description == In this course, students will complete the Open Source projects started in the first semester (or new projects, if the first projects are complete) and learn system configuration and tuning techniques. === Credit Status ===1 credit in the LUX program. === Prerequisites ===SYA710 === Specific Outcomes ===Upon successful completion of this subject students should be able to: * Understand the basic principles of advanced storage solutions, including RAID arrays, SANs, and multi-layered storage* Understand Linux memory management* Monitor and improve system performance* Collaborate with an Open Source community === Topic Outline === * Advanced Storage Solutions - 15%** RAID** SANs*** iSCSI** Multi-layer storage systems * Backup and Restore - 15%** Online, offline, and remote solutions** Scheduled backup * Performance Tuning - 15%** System resources*** Memory*** CPU*** I/O** Finding bottlenecks** Problem remediation * Collaboration with Open Source Communities - 55% === Modes Of Instruction === 2 hours interactive lecture per week, and 2 hours lab time per week  === Prescribed Text === * Fedora Linux by Chris Tyler; ISBN 0-596-52682-2 published by O'Reilly & Associates === Reference Material === * Course Wiki === Promotion Policy === To obtain a credit in this subject, a student must:* Satisfactorily complete all assignments* Achieve a grade of 55% or better on the overall course === Modes of Evaluation ===* 70% Project deliverables and communication* 10% Cross-contribution to other Open Source projects* 10% Presentations* 10% Labs and quizzes

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