School of Engineering and Technology
This project dealt with prepping computers taken from one of the labs for donation,resale, or storage. In order to successfully wipe the computers hard drive, some of the computers hardware needed to be reinstalled. This included the hard drive, the ram chip, drive cables, keyboard, and the monitor. The hard drives were wiped according to…
The goal of this project was to put together a small network. When completed the network had a small business server with RAID 1, seven desktop computers consisting of at lease 1 gigabyte of RAM, Windows XP Pro for an operating system, and a small business router/switch with eight to sixteen ports. Project Student: Arlene…
A not-for-profit organization that focuses on prepping Hispanic youths for college and beyond needed to reduce the amount of paper flow through their office by creating an online application. Two web forms were coded one using php and the other asp.net. Student Member: Benjamin Wathen
This project was designed to turn a server that was used for JagRadio into a replacement for Sagamore. The new server was required to use Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and be as similar of a build to the current Sagamore server as possible so students would not recognize a difference. Project Student: Bradley Horton
The goal of this project was to design a server to function as an intrusion detection service. Snort was installed on an Ubuntu server that was set up with a large host of rules. During the course of this project a web interface was also set up to review the logs of the system. Project…
The goal of this project was to find quotes on new secure socket layer (SSL) certificates for four servers that were having problems with Firefox. Research was done on different major companies that were selling certificates that were compatible with practically all browsers and offered university discounts. After research was completed, seven price quotes were…
The contents of this project consisted of maintaining student workstations and an instructor computer by applying updates and installing software that was needed by the instructor. This project used the Ghost server to pull a fully updated image from a workstation and push it to the remaining student workstations. Another part of this project required…
Another department within IUPUI requested that some workstations be set up for their use. This required the individual to install Microsoft Windows and other applications that were needed by the department. Project Student: Matt Hoffman
The desired outcome for this project was to successfully install new hardware into the existing server rack by wiring it, configuring the RAID array, and installing the Final Cut Pro Server software. -Project Student: Scott Furry
The goal of this project was to provide IT support to the students and faculty members of a university department. The responsibilities of this project included maintaining workstations by ensuring they were updated, user management and maintenance, configuration of Ghost console, and VLan creation. Project Student: Scott Furry