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Industry's Voice: Can We Make Progress in (System Administration) Education?

Mark Burgess

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The Uptime Challenge: A Learning Environment for Value-Driven Operations through Gamification

Kyrre Begnum, Oslo University College of Applied Sciences; Stian Strøm Anderssen, University of Oslo

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Software Defined Networking for Systems and Network Administration Programs

Bruce Hartpence and Rossi Rosario, Rochester Institute of Technology

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An Innovative Approach to Bridge a Skill Gap and Grow a Workforce Pipeline: The Computer System, Cluster, and Networking Summer Institute

Carolyn Connor, Los Alamos National Laboratory; Andree Jacobson, New Mexico Consortium; Amanda Bonnie and Gary Grider, Los Alamos National Laboratory

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Volume 2, Number 1

Contents

Industry's Voice: Can We Make Progress in (System Administration) Education?

The Uptime Challenge: A Learning Environment for Value-Driven Operations through Gamification

Software Defined Networking for Systems and Network Administration Programs

An Innovative Approach to Bridge a Skill Gap and Grow a Workforce Pipeline: The Computer System, Cluster, and Networking Summer Institute