Webserver use, configuration and managementUnit WUCM1 |
Note: Information in italics is particularly subject to change.
Unit co-ordinator |
Dr Jim Briggs email: jim.briggs@port.ac.uk; phone: 023 9284 6438; office: Buckingham Building, BK1.07 |
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Staff involved in delivering the unit |
Jim Briggs |
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Unit specification |
https://my.port.ac.uk/juno/displayUnitDetails.do?objectId=57886179 |
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Learning outcomes | On successful completion of this unit, students should be able, at threshold level, to:
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Timetable |
Teaching consists of 12 x 1-hour lecture sessions plus a drop-in practical session. Timetable
Students must attend the lectures. Students must carry out the practicals, either using their own computers or in the lab. Jim Briggs will normally be available by appointment (though drop by his office any time if it you have a quick question). If you need to contact him, ring x6438. If you wish to make an appointment to see him, email jim.briggs@port.ac.uk. Schedule of lectures and practicals with links to notes and slides |
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Learning activities |
Students are expected to attend ALL lectures. A reading list is available. |
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Assessments and their weighting |
Exam (100%)At end of semester. Official examination timetable available from the Admin Office. 2 hours duration. Open book, but only 1 page (2 sides) of material can be brought into the exam. The exam is in two sections, one (A) of compulsory short answer questions based on a given scenario; the other (B) where students answer two of the four longer questions. Pass mark 40%. |
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Submission dates | Not applicable. | ||||||||||||
Feedback arrangements (staff to students) | No formal arrangements. Students can discuss issues that arise at any time with the staff responsible for delivering the unit. | ||||||||||||
Feedback arrangements (students to staff) |
Students will be invited to complete a course evaluation questionnaire at the end of the course. |
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Marking scheme |
Exam: Standard exam scheme. |
Last updated by Prof Jim Briggs of the School of Computing at the University of Portsmouth |
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