CCSF Home Page for Peter Wood

Welcome to my Home Page.  I am an instructor in the CNIT department at CCSF and teach  classes on Basic Networking, Unix Networking, Apache Web Server, and the CCNA level classes of our Cisco Networking Academy.   I also sometimes teach Unix shell scripting with the CS department.  You can read a bit more on my background.  For information on the classes I am teaching see the schedule links below.     Information on adding & keeping a class is below.

• How to Add one of my Classes
  
• How to get started & keep your seat in one of my Classes:
• You need to login to Insight & go into the Class during the first week of the class to keep your seat.   You will be able to go into the class in Insight on the class start date.   Instructions will also be emailed to your CCSF Student Gmail Account when the class starts.   (This is the one that ends with "@mail.ccsf.edu".)
  
• Important Note:  Your CCSF Student Gmail Account is setup for you automatically when you enroll in classes at CCSF.   It is where official CCSF email messages go.  It is also the email address that receive class announcements from Insight.   (You must use it, but after you login into it, you can  forward it to your regular email account.)   Here is an FAQ on CCSF Student Gmail Accounts.

• Class-Related Resource Links
• Info for CNIT Students    (open lab days & hours, how to reset passwords, etc.)
  
• CCSF Career Connection Site (check frequently for new job postings ...)
• CCSF Cisco Networking Academy Information
• CCSF CNIT Degree Major & Certificate Information  
• CCSF Network+ Exam Discounts
• Indust Unix/Linux Certification Information
• CCSF Computer Policies
• World Clock & Times in Selected Cities Around the World

Contact Info:

Email: pwood@ccsf.edu  (the best way to reach me outside of class)

Web: http://fog.ccsf.edu/~pwood   (this web page)

Phone:  415/239-3229, fax: 415/239-3254.

Office:   Science 35B

Office Hours:   By arrangement. Mostly online by email or Skype.  Also before in-person class meetings in the classroom.  Email is the best way to reach me to setup a meeting.