Syllabus

A "syllabus" (from the Latin "list") is an academic document that outlines and summarizes the topics covered in an educational course. It is either written by a board or prepared by the instructor. Syllabi are usually linked to a college's official course description - that defines which topics are going to be taught and how these will count toward a degree.

Summer 2022 Syllabus (PDF)

Schedule

The following is a tentative schedule for the Summer Semester. This is subject to change. You will notified of any changes.

Summer 2022 Schedule (PDF)

Working on Labs from Home

Installing a Virtual Private Network

So, the first step it to get the VPN software. The University uses GlobalProtect. So, installing it is a good idea for both Windows and Macintosh users. It really is quite cool. Please visit the following website. Find the GlobalProtect link.

https://www.csus.edu/information-resources-technology/software-catalog/

Once you find the Global Protect, you will be prompted (by a Microsoft page) to enter your e-mail. Enter your Saclink e-mail.

Connecting to the Server

Macintosh

Macintosh users, fortunately, don't need to install software. They simply need to open the Terminal Program (which is built-in to Mac-OS).

You will immediately see a UNIX prompt. Mac-OS is, in fact, a version of UNIX. Neat! Once at the prompt, type the following where username is your Saclink username. You might have to manually type "yes".

ssh username@coding1.ecs.csus.edu

Windows

To connect to the UNIX server, Windows users must download and install Telnet software. For this, you have two good options - and either will work. MobaXterm has far more features, and I recommend this application.

MobaXterm Download (Recommended)

PuTTY Download (use the installer)

Once you have installed the software, you need to open a Secure Telnet connection (also known as SSH). Enter the following computer name.

coding1.ecs.csus.edu