IBM, in conjunction with CISDD, will be offering an
 *Advanced Linux* 
 training course June 27-29, 2006. This course is
 open to CUNY students 
 with at least one year of school remaining.
 (Graduates are not 
 eligible). After training, students may be hired as
 paid interns by 
 CISDD. _Training is for those students who are
 interested in and 
 committed to internships._
 
  
 
 *Applicants must meet the following prerequisites in
 order to qualify 
 for the Advanced Linux course:*
 
 _ADVANCED LINUX _
 
 /June 27-29, 2006 / 8:30am-5:30pm/
 
 ·         Familiarity with RAID, LVM in Linux
 
 ·         Familiarity with Linux installation
 process
 
 ·         Familiarity with popular software
 packages in Linux
 
 ·         Familiarity with installation and
 configuration of most 
 popular server software packages
 
 ·         Familiarity with securing Linux with
 built-in tools and other 
 open source tool kits
 
 ·         Familiarity with monitoring and tuning
 Linux for better 
 performance
 
 ·         Familiarity with network configuration
 for Linux
 
 ·         Having Linux certifications such as LPI,
 Linux+, RHCE, RHCT, 
 NCLP is a plus
 
  
 
 *For students who do not meet the above
 pre-requisites, we will be 
 offering two levels of preparatory training.
 Qualified students can 
 exempt out of one or both courses. Prerequisites for
 the preparatory 
 training courses are as follows:*
 
 _INTRO TO LINUX_
 
 /June 5-9, 2006 / 9:00am-5:00pm /
 
 ·         Familiarity with computer components and
 concepts
 
 ·         Familiarity with network concepts and
 Internet
 
 ·         Familiarity with file system in any
 operating systems
 
 ·         Familiarity with any text editor
 
 ·         Knowledge of Java, C, and C++ is a plus
 
 ·         Knowledge of TCP/IP is a plus
 
  
 
 _INTERMEDIATE LINUX _
 
 /June 19-23, 2006 / 9:00am-5:00pm/
 
 ·         Students who have used Linux as major
 desktop operating system 
 for more than 1 year
 
 ·         Understanding of the history and
 community of Linux and Open 
 Source
 
 ·         Understanding of the file system, kernel,
 X-Window, GNONE/KDE 
 desktop manager
 
 ·         Familiarity with most popular commands
 and utility software in 
 Linux
 
 ·         Knowledge of Apache, MySQL, PostgreSQL,
 SAMBA, BIND, NIS, NFS 
 and SENDMAIL services
 
 ·         Knowledge of Java, C, and C++ is a plus
 
 ·         Understanding of computer architecture
 
  
 
 */To apply:/*
 
 To apply, please send your resume, including phone
 number and email address to Sheila Refael at sheila.refael@mail.cuny.edu . Please put
 ``Linux Training''  in the subject line of the email. Resumes will be reviewed,
 and qualified students will then be scheduled to come in for an
 interview. Students will then be informed of acceptance into the
 program, and which class they will begin with. You will only be contacted if
 your resume is selected for follow-up. NO PHONE CALLS.