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Utilitarios.Pdf ii UTILITARIOS I Ing. Jimmy Rolando Molina Ríos Ing. Milton Rafael Valarezo Pardo Ing. Joofre Antonio Honores Tapia Ing. Roland Christopher Elizalde López iii Editorial Área de Innovación y Desarrollo, S.L. Quedan todos los derechos reservados. Esta publicación no puede ser reproducida, distribuida, comunicada públicamente o utilizada, total o parcialmente, sin previa autorización. ÁREA DE INNOVACIÓN Y DESARROLLO, S.L. © del texto: Los autores C/ Els Alzamora, 17 - 03802 - ALCOY (ALICANTE) [email protected] Primera edición: julio 2017 ISBN: 978-84-947194-5-5 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17993/IngyTec.2017.21 iv ÍNDICE UTILITARIOS I .......................................................................................................................................................... 1 Introducción ....................................................................................................................................................... 1 CAPITULO I SISTEMAS DE INFORMACIÓN ............................................................................................................... 2 Introducción ....................................................................................................................................................... 3 Ubuntu es código abierto ................................................................................................................................... 3 Fundamentos y Ciclo de Vida de Software ......................................................................................................... 3 Software libre................................................................................................................................................. 3 Características del software libre................................................................................................................... 4 Ventajas del software libre vs el software propietario .................................................................................. 4 Aspectos Legales ................................................................................................................................................ 5 Ubuntu ............................................................................................................................................................... 6 Definición de Ubuntu ..................................................................................................................................... 6 Análisis Crítico ................................................................................................................................................ 6 Definición de BIOS ......................................................................................................................................... 6 Pasos para la instalación del Sistema Operativo UBUNTU ............................................................................ 7 Conceptos importantes................................................................................................................................ 12 Lecturas complementarias ............................................................................................................................... 13 Taller ................................................................................................................................................................. 14 Glosario (Orden alfabético) .............................................................................................................................. 19 Solucionario (evaluación) ................................................................................................................................. 20 CAPITULO II UBUNTU ............................................................................................................................................ 21 Introducción ..................................................................................................................................................... 22 Objetivo general ............................................................................................................................................... 23 Objetivo específico ........................................................................................................................................... 23 Marco teórico ................................................................................................................................................... 23 GNU/Linux .................................................................................................................................................... 23 El Sistema Operativo Linux .......................................................................................................................... 23 Entorno Gráfico ............................................................................................................................................ 23 Aplicaciones de usuario ............................................................................................................................... 24 Software de código cerrado para GNU/Linux .............................................................................................. 24 Software Libre .............................................................................................................................................. 24 Kernel – Linux ............................................................................................................................................... 25 Conceptos importantes .................................................................................................................................... 26 v Lecturas complementarias ............................................................................................................................... 28 Taller ................................................................................................................................................................. 29 Evaluación .................................................................................................................................................... 30 Glosario ............................................................................................................................................................ 34 Conclusiones .................................................................................................................................................... 35 CAPITULO III INTERNET ......................................................................................................................................... 36 Introducción ..................................................................................................................................................... 36 Internet ............................................................................................................................................................ 38 Línea de Tiempo del Internet ....................................................................................................................... 39 NTIC .................................................................................................................................................................. 40 Navegadores .................................................................................................................................................... 41 Partes de un Navegador ............................................................................................................................... 41 Correo Electrónico ............................................................................................................................................ 42 La Configuración .......................................................................................................................................... 43 Conceptos importantes .................................................................................................................................... 44 Lecturas complementarias ............................................................................................................................... 45 Taller ................................................................................................................................................................. 45 Evaluación ........................................................................................................................................................ 46 Glosario (Orden alfabético) .............................................................................................................................. 50 Solucionario (EVALUACIÓN) ............................................................................................................................. 52 CAPITULO IV WEB 2.0 ........................................................................................................................................... 54 Introducción ..................................................................................................................................................... 54 Introducción ....................................................................................................................................................
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