Student _____________________________________________________

COP 3767 - Operating Systems    
Professor: Michael Robinson
e-mail   : michael.robinson@cs.fiu.edu

program # 4i  pgm4iCGS3767os  

This program is worth 10 points total; partial credit will be given.



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     *    CHECK YOUR CLASS NOTES INSTEAD OF GOOGLE    *     
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 1 - Worth 2 points
     List all commands shown on the nano screen and explain what 
     each one of them do
     
     
 2 - Worth 2 point 
     Name 5 Types of current Servers and explain what are they used for


 3 - Worth 1 point      
     Name the most popular current data connectors for magnetic 
     hard drives found in personal computers today


 4 - Worth 1 point      
     list the main differences between current (as explained in this class)
     a - Hubs
     b - Switches
     c - Routers


 5 - Worth 1 point      
     Internet2 (As explained in class)
     a - What is its current maximum speed  
     b - What country has been building it
     c - What organizations are involved in its creation
     d - Can we have access to it from our homes today 


 6 - Worth 1 point      
     a - Name the four Windows File Systems 
     b - Name six Linux File Systems 
     
     
 8 - Worth 2 points           
     a - Download to YOUR computer the file:
         http://users.cis.fiu.edu/~mrobi002/downloads/HumanGenome/VenterGraig/VGuncompressed/hs_alt_HuRef_chr10.fa     

     b - Create a sh file called lastName + firstInitial + pgm4.sh
     c - In the sh file of question b, Find out and display the total amount 
         of TTT substrings found in the first 2,000 lines in the file in question a


 Program submission
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 You need to submit:

 1 LastNameFirstInitialpgm4.txt    ex: RobinsonMpgm4.txt
 1 LastNameFirstInitialpgm4.sh     ex: RobinsonMpgm4.sh


 Do not forget to describe in your email's subject:
        ex: OS 1 pgm4

     
 Print the programs that you emailed and turn them into class on the due date.