Week 18
This week I continued the practical part of the assignment by configuring and installing windows server 2008
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Week 17
Week 17
This week I started the practical side of our project, I installed Windows 2008 server I also configured the server and I started to install IIS before the end of class.
This week I started the practical side of our project, I installed Windows 2008 server I also configured the server and I started to install IIS before the end of class.
Week 17
Week 17
This week I started the practical side of our project, I installed Windows 2008 server I also configured the server and I started to install IIS before the end of class.
This week I started the practical side of our project, I installed Windows 2008 server I also configured the server and I started to install IIS before the end of class.
Week 16
Week 16
This week I continued my work on my part of the presentation and I finished I had to write and present about IIS
This week I continued my work on my part of the presentation and I finished I had to write and present about IIS
Week 15
Week 15
This week I started working on the PowerPoint that we have to present to the class. We were all set our own bit to write and present.
This week I started working on the PowerPoint that we have to present to the class. We were all set our own bit to write and present.
Week 14
Week 14
I started designing the website, I have got a template from the internet and just edited the made up site it took a while to find the right one and to edit it but it looks ok although it is only 3 pages
I started designing the website, I have got a template from the internet and just edited the made up site it took a while to find the right one and to edit it but it looks ok although it is only 3 pages
Week 12
Week 12
This week I continued the practical part of the assignment by configuring and installing windows server 2008, I also configured IIS, but towards the end of the class the virtual machine stuffed up and the whole server is ruined
This week I continued the practical part of the assignment by configuring and installing windows server 2008, I also configured IIS, but towards the end of the class the virtual machine stuffed up and the whole server is ruined
Week 11
Week 11
This week I started the practical side of our project, I installed Windows 2008 server I also configured the server and I started to install IIS before the end of class.
This week I started the practical side of our project, I installed Windows 2008 server I also configured the server and I started to install IIS before the end of class.
Week 10
Week 10
This week I looked on the internet for information about Motor companies and I also lookd for hardware that we could use.
This week I looked on the internet for information about Motor companies and I also lookd for hardware that we could use.
Week8
Week 8
I contued look for hardware that we could use for our Network, I found compleate servers that would be sutable for our network, I also found serveral compleate clients that we could use
I contued look for hardware that we could use for our Network, I found compleate servers that would be sutable for our network, I also found serveral compleate clients that we could use
Week 6
Week 6
I had a look at hardware for our Network, I found several harware pieces four our servers and Clients ioncluding motherboads, harddrives, and processors that we could use I also found routers switches and printers that were sutable for our company
I had a look at hardware for our Network, I found several harware pieces four our servers and Clients ioncluding motherboads, harddrives, and processors that we could use I also found routers switches and printers that were sutable for our company
Week 5
Week 5
This week I researched about clusters, what types of clusters, how we could set one up and what advantages and disadvantages there are of having cluster servers.
This week I researched about clusters, what types of clusters, how we could set one up and what advantages and disadvantages there are of having cluster servers.
Week 3
Week 3
This week we all researched other car motor companies to have a look at what the did and how they did it. We also got ideas for our website that we could use.
This week we all researched other car motor companies to have a look at what the did and how they did it. We also got ideas for our website that we could use.
Week 1
Week 1
Today we formed our groups and got told what we were to do for our project, we elected a leader and we had a look on the internet for other can companies. There was not much we could do.
Today we formed our groups and got told what we were to do for our project, we elected a leader and we had a look on the internet for other can companies. There was not much we could do.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
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Cluster computing white paper (pp. 3-12). United Kingdom.
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implementation and application of PC clusters. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press.
Wilkinson, B. & Michael, A. (1999). A state-wide senior parallel programming course. IEEE Transactions
on Education, 43 (3), 167-173.
Wrege, R. (1982). Hands on computing. Popular Computing, 1, 110-123
13-26). United Kingdom.
Apon, A., Buyya, R., Jin, H., & Mache, J. (2001). Cluster computing in the classroom: Topics, guidelines,
and experiences. First IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid
(CCGrid 2001), Brisbane, Australia.
Baker, M. (2000). Cluster computing white paper. United Kingdom: University of Portsmouth.
Baker, M., Apon, A., Buyya, R., & Jin, H. (2002). Cluster computing and applications. In A. Kent & J.
Williams (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Computer Science and Technology (pp. 87-125). New York: Marcel
Dekker. Retrieved from http://www.gridbus.org/~raj/papers/encyclopedia.pdf
Baker, M. & Buyya, R. (1999). Cluster computing at a glance. In R. Buyya (Ed.), High performance cluster
computing: Architecture and systems (pp. 3-47). Prentice Hall.
Baker, M., Fox, G. C. & Yau, H. W. (1996). Review of cluster management software. NHSE Review, 1 (1).
Boud, D. (1995). Enhancing learning through self-assessment. London: Kogan.
Childers, R. C., Kitchens, F. L. & Sharma, S. K. (2003a). Cluster-computing as a multidisciplinary classroom
tool. Proceedings of Southwest Decision Science Institute (SWDSI) 34th Annual Conference,
Houston, Texas: pp. 440-445.
Childers, R. C., Kitchens, F. L. & Sharma, S. K. (2003b). Integrating IS curriculum knowledge through a
cluster-computing project - A successful experiment. Hawaii International Conference on Education,
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Dennis, A. & Wixom, B. H. (2000). System analysis and design: An applied approach. New York: John
Wiley & Sons.
Harvey, B. Z., Sirna, R. T. & Houlihan, M. B. (1998). Learning by design: Hands-on learning. The American
School Board Journal, 182 (2), 22-25.
Hoffman, F., Hargrove, W. & Schultz, A. (1999). The Stone Soupercomputer, Ornl's First Beowulf. Retrieved
2004 from http://www.esd.ornl.gov/facilities/beowulf
Hyde, D. C. (2000). Education. In M. Baker (Ed.), Cluster computing white paper (pp. 110-119). United
Kingdom.
Korwin, A. R. & Jones, R. E. (1990). Do hands-on technology based activities enhance learning by reinforcing
cognitive knowledge and retention? Journal of Technology Education, 1 (2), 26-33.
Lane, M. G. (1981). Teaching operating systems and machine architecture - More on the hands-on laboratory
approach. Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, Proceedings of he Twelfth
SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, AMC Press.
Los Alamos News Letter (2002). Smaller slower, supercomputers someday may win the race. Retrieved
from http://www.lanl.gov/worldview/news/releases/archive/02-058.shtml
National Safety Council. (1999). Electronic product recovery and recycling baseline report. Retrieved July
1, 2002 from http://www.nationalsafetycouncil.org
Read, B. (2002, August 7). Cornel U. bolsters its cluster-supercomputing program with $60 million deal.
The Chronicle of Higher Education. Retrieved from
http://chronicle.com/free/2002/08/2002080701t.htm
Rice, M. L., Wilson, E. K. & Bagley, W. (2001). Transforming learning with technology: Lessons from the
field. Journal of Technology and Teacher Education, 9 (2), 211-230.
Rochester Computer Recycling. (2002) Benchmarks for computer obsolescence. Regional Computer Recycling
& Recovery. Retrieved July 1, 2002 from
http://www.rochestercomputer.com/regionalcomputerrecycling/benchmarks.htm
Scanlon, E., Tounglu, C. & Jones, A. (1998). Learning with computers: Experiences of evaluation. Computers
& Education, 30 (1), 9-14.
Sterling, T. (2000). An Introduction to PC Clusters for High Performance Computing In M. Baker (Ed.),
Cluster computing white paper (pp. 3-12). United Kingdom.
Sterling, T. L., Salmon, J., Becker, D. & Savarese, D. F. (1999). How to build a Beowulf: A guide to the
implementation and application of PC clusters. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press.
Wilkinson, B. & Michael, A. (1999). A state-wide senior parallel programming course. IEEE Transactions
on Education, 43 (3), 167-173.
Wrege, R. (1982). Hands on computing. Popular Computing, 1, 110-123
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