CU001 - Fundamentals of UNIX

Length: 4 Days

Description

Course Objectives

1. state the major components and architecture of UNIX;
2. log on and off of UNIX;
3. use the UNIX system documentation;
4. communicate with other users on the system through mail and write;
5. organize and manipulate files and directories and their contents;
6. use the UNIX text editor to create and modify files;
7. use the UNIX shell file name expansion, I/O redirection, pipe, and quoting mechanisms;
8. use UNIX utilities to create simple tools for information processing.

Course Materials

1. Fundamentals of UNIX Student Guide and course notes.

Prerequisites

1. None

Course Content

1. UNIX OVERVIEW
   1. UNIX system history and philosophy.
   2. System architecture: kernel, file system, shell, utilities, and applications.
2. USING UNIX
   1. Logging on and off.
   2. UNIX system documentation.
   3. Status inquiries: who, date, and ps.
   4. System communications: wall and news.
   5. Sending and receiving electronic mail.
   6. Terminal communications: write.
3. THE UNIX FILE SYSTEM
   1. The logical and physical file system.
   2. Listing files and directories: ls.
   3. Path names.
   4. Accessing files and directories.
   5. File and directory access permissions.
   6. File manipulation commands.
   7. Directory manipulation commands.
   8. File/directory naming conventions.
4. TEXT EDITING
   1. Entering and exiting vi.
   2. Moving around in vi.
   3. Creating new text.
   4. Modifying text.
   5. Copying text.
   6. Setting up the vi environment.
5. THE UNIX SHELL
   1. Overview of the shell.
   2. Command interpretation.
   3. File name expansion.
   4. Input/output redirection.
   5. Pipes.
   6. Quoting.
   7. Shell variables.
   8. Modifying the user environment: .profile.
   9. Shell programming.
6. UNIX UTILITIES
   1. Displaying and printing files
      1. cat
      2. pr
      3. pg
      4. lp
   2. File Manipulation Commands
      1. split and csplit
      2. tail
      3. grep
      4. sort
      5. tr
      6. cut and paste
      7. sed
   3. File information commands
      1. find
      2. file
   4. File comparison commands
      1. diff
      2. comm
      3. uniq
      4. cmp
      5. sum
7. COURSE CONCLUSION

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