Entrance Ticket -Read this cool link and watch this video
http://news.stanford.edu/2017/01/10/whirligig-toy-bioengineers-develop-20-cent-hand-powered-blood-centrifuge/
I know it does not have anything about Cyber Security, but I heart this so bad... I love engineering solutions like this, where you
can make a 25 cent tool to do the job of a $500-$5000 machine... This
is so Awesome... We should all sit down and take a hard look at
problems, especially medical problems that can be solved with a "good
enough to provide results that is good enough for the specific
application." that can then be deployed in places where the $500
solution is out of reach.
As you start your wild ride in to this crazy world... you need to have this kind of "hacker" attitude
Class Agenda:
- Entry Ticket - 15 min
- Cygwin
- Open a cygwin console window
- Career Fair on Jan 25 projects
- 2-3 Min Demos -Explain how it works in 3-5 slides
- Arduino & DigiSpark
- Enigma demo - 2-3 slides, and 2 Arduino. 1 to encode message, and the 2nd to decode
- flash LED demo showing code. 2-3 slides on the Arduino IDE and uploading code. Specifically pointing out how changes in code will change the results
- DigiSpark fun Demo like moving the mouse on one digispark, and a second one which opens command prompt and opens a command prompt, and runs a script that deletes files, and then maybe wipes out the machine OS.. like re-naming system32 files.
- NetAcademy - 2-3 slides about NetAcademy and the Boneyard PC working on the RACK
- Virtual Machines - demo spinning up a VM in Kali Linux and doing some demo
- DoS a Site
- Robot hand
- Free Running 1-2 min PSA / Class Introduction?
- Class cleanup projects Plan - Signup for a Job
- Resistors from Bags to Bins
- See what Capacitors we have - use Blue post-it notes (black bins)
- See what TTL Logic Chips we have - use Blue post-it notes (pink bins)
- Build Server Rack Stand
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- Hub? if so lets do this at 2:30
- Future Crime - Reading - Stand up and get your books.. Turn to page ??