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Introduction to UNIX processes

This is optional reading, it provides a very nice and clear reference to BASH with references to CShell

Introduction to line and visual editors ed and vi

A set of four different student presentations - Groups P, Q, R and S

collection of resources specifying presentation tasks and providing guidance

Collection of resources for Week 1 of the foundation year RTS part 3 - lecture slides, and activity resources

reading for private study during week 2, to be used in conjunction with week 1 collection

Collection of student produced resources for INFO2009

This is the original Crowds paper from Reiter and Rubin. Please consider it required reading.

Creates a simple SQLite database. Note how referential integrity is enforced.

Some examples from the book. Connolly, T. M. and C. E. Begg (2005). Database systems : a practical approach to design, implementation, and management. Harlow, Essex, England ; New York, Addison-Wesley.

This is a collection of resources used at the Feedback and Assessment away half day for the Faculty of Engineering and the Environment

A first year level introduction to finding and evaluating information (mostly on-line)

This is the original Crowds paper from Reiter and Rubin. Please consider it required reading.

These are white papers and reports on Command and Control and Cyber Kill Chain. Consider these readings "almost" required. That is, I'd like you to make a serious effort at reading them.

MaAfee White Paper: Cybercrime exposed Required reading

This is a fun paper about data exfiltration. It's suggested reading, I'd like you to try and grasp how difficult the problem is why looking at one 'creative" attack. The second paper is a technical approach, only for the people seriously interested in this topic.

Cynthia Dwork: A Firm Foundation for Private Data Analysis Required reading

This is optional reading, for those interested in this very hot topic

"Is this the start of cyberwarfare" is recommended reading, whilst the longer report "Stuxnet dossier" is optional

This is the original Dingledine et al's Tor paper. Please consider it required reading.

the introduction of this research paper (especially pg 2-4) and its list of references may be useful to clarify the notions of Bayesian learning applied to trust as explained in the lectures. This is optional reading

What is cyber security?

Review of crypto primitives and protocols

Privacy

Anonymity

example for web site

outer joins union queries

This lab follows the lectures 'System Design: http://www.edshare.soton.ac.uk/6280/ http://www.edshare.soton.ac.uk/9653/ and http://www.edshare.soton.ac.uk/9713/ Students use Visual Paradigm for UML to build Class models through project examples: Aircraft Manufacturing Company, Library, Plant Nursery.

with answers

mutex

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Network connectivity is reaching more and more into the physical world. This is potentially transformative – allowing every object and service in the world to talk to one other—and to their users—through any networked interface; where online services are the connective tissue of the physical world and where physical objects are avatars of online services.

Three things to think about and Three possible futures to discuss

A good discussion of things you can do while at University to improve your opportunities when you leave university. Written from an American viwpoint but mostly still valid

A few slides used in 2013 class to introduce the subject of learning technology

Technical Report for Use in COMP1205 Examination 2013

This presentation is based around a conference keynote presentation developed in April 2013.

An introduction to learning at University

Explains how this module is organised, and the motivation

How to present a technical report and maintain academic integrity - supported by a range of on-line activities

Slides from expert lecturer, provides an overview of current UK legislation, explores perceptions and attitudes and how legislation affects the role of the IT professional. Includes links to additional material.

A set of presentations by four different student groups

Introduction to hypertext, looking at its roots in information science, scholarly communication and experimental literature.

Part of the technical writing series of tutorials, this focuses on aspects important to writing reviews

Presentation to ARMA2013 (Association of Research Managers and Administrators)

Short set of slides explaining the workflow from a university website to equipment.data.ac.uk

This is a presentation that introduces the envisioning (set up) stage of a project or case study. it sets envisioning in a framework of software engineering and agile methodologies. The presentation also covers techniques for engaging with stakeholders in the domain of the project: building a co-designing team; information gathering; and the ethics of engagement. There is a short section on sprint planning and managing the project backlog (agile using a burndown chart.

A series of lectures by experts across the University, talking about the intersection of Web science and their discipline.

These slides are the first set of review slides for COMP6217 Social Networking Technologies, and show the significant lessons learned for each part of the course, and an example exam question and marks scheme.

In this lecture for a second year interdisciplinary course (part of the curriculum innovation programme) We explore the scope of social media analytics and look at two aspects in depth: Analysing for influence (looking at factors such as network structure, propagation of content and interaction), and analysing for trust (looking at different methods including policy, provenance and reputation - both local and global). The lecture notes include a number of short videos, which cannot be included here for copy-write reasons.

Introduction to using EAGLE

Presentation for Group J of Professional Development

PDF version of professional development presentation

Set readings 1. Sismondo S. (2009). The Kuhnian revolution. In An introduction to science and technology studies. p12-22 2. Ben-David J, Sullivan T. (1975) Sociology of science. Annual Review of Sociology p203-21 3. Clarke A, Star SL. (2008) The social worlds framework: a theory/methods package. In Hackett EJ et al. The handbook of science and technology studies. Cambridge MA: MIT Press p113-137 Bonus paper (read if you have time) 4. Mitroff I. (1974). Norms and Counternorms in a Select Group of Apollo Moon Scientists. American Sociological Review 39:79-95 • Aim to ensure that you understand the core arguments of each paper • Look up/note any new terminology (and questions you want to ask) • Think about your critical appraisal of the paper (what are the merits/demerits of the argument, evidence etc) In the seminar we will spend about 5 minutes talking about each paper, and then - building on the two lectures - discuss how these ideas might be used to think about the Web and Web Science. At the end there will be some time for questions and a chance to note your key learning points.

This is a batch file written to help students on ECS' Programming 1 course (COMP1202) using iSolutions machines which have the JDK, but do not add it to the PATH variable, making compilation from the command line difficult. It attempts to find the JDK directory and add it to the Windows PATH. The code is as follows: @SET JAVA_HOME=C:\Program Files\Java @FOR /F %%G IN ('DIR /B "%JAVA_HOME%\JDK*"') DO @SET JDK_HOME=%JAVA_HOME%\%%G @SET PATH=%JDK_HOME%\bin;%PATH% @javac -version @echo. @echo %JDK_HOME%\bin successfully added to Windows PATH @echo. @echo Now type 'javac'. @echo. @echo. @echo. @CMD

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Slides describing streaming data, data stream processing systems and stream reasoning Also we have some description of CSPARQL

A brief demo of what camtasia can do.

Presentation

The 2013 version of the addiction slides.

The 2013 Version of the Game Theory Presentation, now with an extra game.

This lecture introduces UX theory and focusses on applying this to web based design.

Focussing on Open Data and the need for cleaning data

Introduction to d3.js with run through of example from O'Reily book.

Contains answers

Contains answers.

Curriculum Innovation Programme - Online Social Networks (UOSM2012) - Networks as Graphs

Social Movements are decentralising in the modern world. Web 2.0 has driven latency structures in social movements, and made activism more personal than ever before, but it has also introduced the concept of slacktivism. Micro-Macro relationships are becoming important theoretical frameworks for Social Movement research on the Web - has the Global Justice Movement of 1999 become Global Justice Networks in 2013?

Slides on presentations on the following topics: 1.1 Virtuality 1.2 New Business Models 1.3 Privacy and Personal Security see http://www.edshare.soton.ac.uk/10709/ for detailed briefs

Published on Jun 7, 2012 by icocomms This ICO training video helps answer questions about the Data Protection Act, its impact on the working environment and how to handle and protect people's information. (Produced by Central Office of Information, Crown Copyright 2006)

A couple of slides shows which scope topics and approaches for COMP1205 Examination

List of topics and Slides which summarise legal perspectives with suggested methods on how to revise for the exam

rationale and extent of the second half of this module

Slides and links to resources to introduce presentation skills. See also notes on ECS module page: https://secure.ecs.soton.ac.uk/module/1617/COMP1205/33423/

Task overview, requirements, format and protocols plus guidance and mark sheet

Topic briefs. Includes marked up topic list which can be used for exam revision purposes.

Description of a set student activity to create summaries of selected academic papers. Also contains small set of selected papers from which to choose two papers to read and summarise

small set of selected papers from which to choose two papers to read and summarise

Slides and Handouts for this part of the module

No longer current Front Sheet for handin to be completed by student

A short self evaluation quiz looking at motivation

A short self evaluation quiz looking at planning

Part 3 Routes to Success summary of the portfolio template on one A4 page

Part 3 Routes to Success Slides Week 1

Part 3 Routes to Success slides

Part 3 Routes to Success Portfolio template on five A4 page

Topics Include: 3.1 Cyber-Hate and Online Bullying 3.2 Sustainablilty; 3.3 Green IT - solutions and benefits 3.4 Open and Linked Data

How to create a PDF from Prezi

Attached are the readings from past and present COMP6037 lectures.

links and notes on ownership and digital rights