Merge branch 'PS-Move-Activities-To-Public' into 'master'

Ps move activities to public for easier access by students and inclusion into private Field Guides

See merge request !5

Activities/add_nums.adoc

+===== Activity: Add Two Numbers (1100-1115)
+* Write a PowerShell script that prompts the user for two numbers, then outputs the two numbers with the math operator and the sum of the two numbers.
+* Be able to explain your script in terms of variables and variable expansion.
+
+.Sample
+----
+Enter Number One: 5
+Enter Number Two: 10
+5 + 10 = 15
+----

Activities/arrays_and_math.adoc

+===== Activity: Array Indexing and Math (1340-1410) Review to 1440
+* Create  file.txt on your desktop by running the following PS script:
+[source,]
+----
+
+#This code will generate a file with the data for the exercise
+[int]$i = $Null
+do  
+{
+$i ++
+Add-Content C:\Users\$env:UserName\Desktop\file.txt $i
+}
+while ($i -lt 1000)
+----
+
+* Write a PowerShell script to do the following:
+** Read file.txt on your desktop
+** Extract the 135th(x), the 227th(y), the 578th(z) and the 892nd(n) numbers
+** Add x and y and output the result
+** Multiply x and z and output the result
+** Subtract z from x and output the result
+** Output (x + y) * (z – x) + (y + z)
+** Output the (number of elements in the file) – (length of the nth element)

Activities/conditional_procs.adoc

+===== Activity: Conditional Processes (1000-1040)
+Write a script that does the following:
+
+* Queries the processes
+* Selects a random process
+* Outputs “Low process ID” if the process ID is less than 100
+*	Outputs the process name and session number if the process number is between 100 and 1000
+*	Checks if the process has more than 3 threads and prints the number of threads if the process id is 1000 or higher and has more than 3 threads
+*	Checks if the process has more than 5 handles and prints the number of handles if the process id is 1000 or higher and has more than 5 handles

Activities/day_of_the_week.adoc

+===== Activity: Day of the Week
+Write a PowerShell script that asks user for a date and returns the day of the week for that date

Activities/dns_resolver.adoc

+===== Activity: DNS Address Resolver
+Write a PowerShell script that reads a file of fully qualified domain names, resolves their IP address with nslookup, parses the IP addresses and outputs a file with IP addresses nested under domain names.

Activities/download_pics.adoc

+===== Activity: Download Pictures from Website
+* The cmdlet Invoke-WebRequest allows you to download files from the internet:
+* Example: Invoke-WebRequest –URI https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/scriptcenter/dd742419 -OutFile c:\powershell.html
+* Write a script that does the following:
+** Prompts a user for a webpage
+** Downloads the webpage and saves it to a working file
+** Looks though the webpage for all image references
+** Downloads all the images and saves them in a subfolder

Activities/exponents.adoc

+===== Activity: Exponents 1500 – End of Day
+Write a script that does the following:
+
+* Prompt the user for a base
+* Prompt the user for an exponent
+* Return the value (base)^(exponent)

Activities/friendly_funcs.adoc

+===== Activity: Friendly Function
+Write a PowerShell function with a parameter named time that takes an integer as input and a parameter names output that is a switch/flag parameter.
+
+* The function should assess the time and return the following:
+** 0600-1200: “Good morning”
+** 1200-1700: “Good afternoon”
+** 1700-2200: “Good evening”
+** 2200-0600: “Good night”
+* If no time is provided return: “Good day”
+* If the output flag is set, the function should both return the string and print the output

Activities/math_funcs.adoc

+===== Activity: Math Functions
+Write six functions with the following names and purpose:
+
+. add – takes two numbers and returns their sum
+. subtract – takes two numbers and returns their difference
+. multiply – takes two numbers and returns their product
+. divide – takes two numbers and returns their quotient
+. intdivide – takes two numbers and returns the integer quotient and the remainder (modulo arithmetic)
+. exponent - takes two numbers and returns the base raised to the power
+
+In your script test your four functions with basic arithmetic.

Activities/ping_list.adoc

+===== Activity: Ping List (1005-1040)
+* Make a file with the following text:
+** 8.8.8.8
+** 8.8.4.4
+** 214.48.80.29
+* Write a script to read the file and ping each of the IP addresses in numerically ascending order.

Activities/popups.adoc

+===== Activity: Annoying Popups
+* Write a PowerShell Script that opens 5 x instances each of Notepad, Firefox and Internet Explorer
+* Every 30 seconds it kills all Notepad, Firefox and Internet Explorer and relaunches
+* Every second it checks for cmd.exe and kills it

Activities/proc1.adoc

+===== Activity: Processes 1 (1520 – End of Day)
+Be able to explain the cmdlets used to accomplish all 3 steps:
+
+* Step 1
+** Open Notepad and Internet Explorer
+** Query the processes
+** Kill the processes from PowerShell
+* Step 2
+** Open Notepad and Internet Explorer
+** Create a text document with the process names to kill
+** Read the processes from the text document and kill the processes by name
+* Step 3
+** Query the processes and display only the following information in order by process ID
+*** Process ID
+*** Process Name
+*** The time the process started
+*** The amount of time the process has spent on the processor
+*** The amount of memory assigned to the process

Activities/proc2.adoc

+===== Activity: Processes 2 (1110-1355) Review to 1425
+Create a PowerShell script and be able to explain the cmdlets used to achieve each step:
+
+* Step 1
+** Open Notepad and Internet Explorer
+** In one line, query the processes, identify the notepad and internet explorer processes and kill them
+* Step 2
+** Open Notepad and Internet Explorer
+** Write a script to:
+*** Query the processes and identify the notepad and internet explorer processes
+*** Save only the process ids to a file
+*** Read the file and kill the processes by process id
+* Step 3
+** Query the processes and output the following on one line per process: Process Name – ID – Number of Threads
+* Step 4 (Challenge)
+** Query the processes and output the following
+*** “Process Name – ID” for each process
+*** List of thread IDs under each “Process Name – ID” line

Activities/ps_script.adoc

+===== Activity: Write a Basic PowerShell Script (1000-1015)
+* Explore the PowerShell ISE and command line environment
+* Write a PowerShell script that runs a few internal and external commands and saves the output to a file
+* Run the PowerShell script from a PowerShell session and from the GUI (double click on script)
+* Be able to trace your script and explain your output

Activities/simple_calc.adoc

+===== Activity: Simple Calculator
+* Write a PowerShell script that lists multiple available operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation and exit. The user selects a choice and the user is prompted for inputs for the functions. The script outputs the result. The process repeats until the user chooses exit.
+* Extra: properly handle errors in data entry

Activities/squares.adoc

+===== Activity: Squares
+Generate the squares of the numbers 1 to 100 and list the number and it's square.  
+Be sure to display the output in the following format:  *1 squared is 1.*
+
+