On-Site Unix Training Seminar:
Unix/Linux Fundamentals
A 3-DayCourse
Written by Danette Morris
Delivered by Leor Zolman
This is a hands-on, instructor-led Unix training course introducing
the Unix or Linux operating system at the user level. Topics include
command structure, the file system, file/directory manipulation,
redirection and pipes, permissions, process control, account customization.
Labs are designed to emphasize and reinforce material learned in
class.
Full selection of Unix training
courses.
[For a list of the instructor's Unix-related publications, click
here]
Course Outline
Overview of Unix
- Brief history
- Major standards vs. major shells
- Features
- Architecture
Using Unix
- Login/logout
- System prompts
- Command line syntax
- Some basic commands:
- date
- cal
- who
- hostname
- uname
- Sending and receiving mail
- On-line documentation
File management
- Unix file structure
- Specifying filenames
- File management commands
- File Access
- Printing commands
- I/O redirection and pipes
- Links (hard and symbolic)
Text Editing
The Unix Shell
- Responsibilities of the shell
- Redirection
- Filename expansion characters
- Processes
- The shell environment
Unix Utilities
- Counting words, characters and lines with wc
- Extracting the first and last parts of files with head and tail
- Sorting
- Matching text patterns with regular expressions
- Searching for text with grep
- Locating files with find
- Batch mode text editing with sed
- Compression and archiving utilities
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