Table of Contents
- -Table of Contents
- -After successfully completing this module a participant will be able to:
-Understand the design philosophy of *nix {U}
Use Linux as their day-to-day operating system {Ap}
Use the text processing tools such as 'grep', 'tr' {Ap}
Write and execute (bash) shell scripts {Ap}
Use a text editor comfortably {Ap}
"In the beginning..." by Neal Stephenson
"The Unix Programming Environment" by Kerninghan and Pike
Initial Session Plan
-Session
-Topic
-Duration
-1
-Introduction to the Course
-Historical background and -implications. Why Unix?
-Getting startedlogging in; ls, -date, who, cd, mkdir
-Getting help: apropos, man, -info
-Basic file handling: cp, mv, -rm
-First session buffer
-5 mt
-10 mts
-10 mts
-10 mts
-10 mts
-5 mts
-2
-Command line arguments
-Basic text processing: head, -tail, cut, paste
-Shell meta characters
-Looking at files: cat, less
-Directory structure: man hier, -ls -l
-Permissions and ownership, -chmod, chown
-5 mts
-15 mts
-10 mts
-5 mts
-5 mts
-10 mts
-3
-Redirection and Piping
-More text processing:grep, tr
-Elementary regex: . ? * ^ $ [ ]
-One liners: show lines n to m, -show directories
-10 mts
-10 mts
-15 mts
-15 mts
-4
-More text processing: join, -sprt, uniq
-Generating a word frequency list
-Basic editing and editors : vim, -scite
-Personalising your environment: -.bashrc, .vimrc
-Subshells and source~
-10 mts
-10 mts
-10 mts
-10 mts
-10 mts
-5
-More tools: tar, zip, diff, -cmp, comm
-Environment variables, set
-Writing simple shell scripts
-25 mts
-10 mts
-15 mts
-6
-Control structures and -operators in bash
-Writing shell scripts
-20 mts
-30 mts
-7
-Functions in bash scripts
-Assessment Test
-20 mts
-30 mts
-total session time = 350 mts
-buffer time = 10 mts
-