- - 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 - - -
-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
+