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+ | [03] HOW CAN I BECOME A STUDENT ON SDF? | ||
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+ | Do you have an instructor? | ||
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+ | are current enrolled you can propose the idea of using SDF to your | ||
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+ | their is quite a bit of beuracracy involved with direct | ||
+ | UNIX shell access. | ||
+ | with the liberty to create and delete their UNIX shell accounts. | ||
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+ | Even if you do get a request through to have accounts created, | ||
+ | you are typically limited by tiny quotas, slow machines and | ||
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+ | SDF allows the instructors to determine exactly what they want | ||
+ | their students to use. As well, SDF provides access to more | ||
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+ | After a semester is over, or when you are no longer enrolled, | ||
+ | your account is typically removed from a university or K-12 | ||
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