Session
#1 - e-Mail and FTP Protocol |
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During this session
you will learn how-to do the following:
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Learn the structure of the UM computer environment.
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Learn about remote access to your UM file space.
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Launch an FTP
session and move files from a host computer to your IFS space.
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Save attached
files to IFS and then read them.
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Manage files in
your IFS space.
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Navigate quickly
and easily through the UM file directory system.
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General
Instructions |
To complete
this assignment you will need to download, via ftp, two documents
to your computer ("Mystery.doc" and famous.bldg.gif).
You will send an email (to your MVS110 lecture instructor) describing
the Mystery.doc . You will also identify and send (as an attachment)
to your MVS110 lecture instructor the image (famous.bldg.gif)
you downloaded to your computer. |
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Part
1. e-mail |
In an email
to your MVS110 instructor briefly describe the contents of
the Mystery.doc.
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Part
2. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) |
- Use either
Secure_FTP (for Windows users) or FUGU (for Mac users), or
any other FTP application you may have. [NOTE: each FTP program
may have different commands and ways of operation.]
Step 1. Access your personal IFS space by launching
an FTP session.
Step 2. Navigate to the Public Folder of your
IFS space and create a new directory (folder) . Call this new folder "MVS110l". [Note: this folder must be located inside your Public
folder.]
Step 3. Change directories to get to Professor
Katch's mvs110l Public Course Folder (/afs/umich.edu/group/acadaff/exphysio/Public/html/mvs110l).
Within this folder find the document "famous.bldg.gif"
and FTP it to the mvs110l folder you just created in your IFS
space.
[If you have done this correctly your have gone through several
steps: Found your IFS space; found your Public folder; created
a new folder in your public space; changed directories and opened
your professor’s academic public space – and found
the folder for mvs110l; located a specific file and transferred
it to your computer; changed directories and transferred the file
to your mvs110l folder in your public space.]
Step 4. Look at the document (image) you transferred
and see if you can identify the object (hint this building used
to be located where the current Chemistry building now stands,
you will have to do some digging to identify it). Send this picture
as an attachment (with title: "building.famous.gif")
to your MVS110 instructor as part of the above email. Identify
the building in your email.
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Send
email to instructor on time |
1
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Email has correct
subject heading (Assignment 1 MVS110Lab) |
1 point |
Provide a description
of Mystery.doc |
2 points |
Email has attachment |
2 points |
Attachment name
(building.famous.gif) |
2 points |
Name of building |
2 points |
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