CSE 4113 creditsPrereq: Pre-Requisite: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Bioinformatics majors only.
CSE 411: Introduction to Computer Systems Administration
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- Teaches how to administer a network of computer workstations using an Operating System such as UNIX. Topics include managing user accounts, system backups, installing and configuring the operating system, setting up a computer network, shell programming, and computer security.
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- Computer Science and Engineering
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- Asif Imran
- Kenneth Smith
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