Unix/Linux Training

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Unix/Linux Training

The training program offers basic concepts about the working of UNIX and the commonly used commands of the system. Programming Techniques like Korn Shell, Bash Shell and Bourne Shell is an integral part of this program. This training will focus on shell syntax for creating command and filters and various data manipulation utilities.

Course Extract

Level	Intermediate
Pre-Requisites
No of Students Per Batch	10-12 Students
Technologies/Tools
Projects	2
Job/Career/Resume Advice	Yes
Certificate	Yes, Ruhanix Certificate on completion of projects and assignments
Key Highlights

Course Features

Lectures 60
Quizzes 0
Duration 20 hours
Skill level All levels
Language English
Students 10
Assessments Self

Course Outline 0/60
- Lecture 1.1 What is an operating system? Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.2 A brief history of UNIX Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.3 Architecture of the Linux operating system Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.4 Logging into (and out of) UNIX systems Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.5 Changing your password Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.6 General format of UNIX commands Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.7 The UNIX filesystem Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.8 Typical UNIX directory structure Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.9 Directory and file handling commands Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.10 Making hard and soft (symbolic) links Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.11 Specifying multiple filenames Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.12 Quotes Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.13 File and directory permissions Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.14 Inspecting file content Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.15 Finding files Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.16 Finding text in files Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.17 Sorting files Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.18 File compression and backup Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.19 Handling removable media Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.20 Processes Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.21 Pipes Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.22 Redirecting input and output Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.23 Controlling processes associated with the current shell Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.24 Controlling other processes Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.25 Connecting to remote machines Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.26 Network routing utilities Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.27 Remote file transfer Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.28 Other Internet-related utilities Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.29 User Information and Communication Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.30 Printer control Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.31 Email utilities Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.32 Advanced text file processing Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.33 Target-directed compilation Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.34 Version control with CVS Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.35 C/C++ compilation utilities Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.36 Manual pages Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.37 Introduction to vi Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.38 Basic text input and navigation in vi Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.39 Moving and copying text in vi Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.40 Searching for and replacing text in vi Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.41 Other useful vi commands Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.42 Quick reference for vi Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.43 Introduction to emacs Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.44 Basic text input and navigation in emacs Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.45 Moving and copying text in emacs Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.46 Searching for and replacing text in emacs Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.47 Other useful emacs commands Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.48 Other UNIX editors Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.49 The superuser root Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.50 Shutdown and system startup Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.51 Adding users Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.52 Controlling user groups Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.53 Reconfiguring and recompiling the Linux kernel Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.54 Cron jobs Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.55 Keeping essential system processes alive Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.56 Shells and shell scripts Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.57 Shell variables and the environment Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.58 Simple shell scripting Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.59 More advanced shell scripting Locked 0m
- Lecture 1.60 Start-up shell scripts Locked 0m