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UNIX
UNIX Shell Programming
This 5-day hands-on workshop is designed
to provide UNIX users and programmers with the ability to develop shell programs
(scripts) to perform various tasks in meeting their on-the-job needs.
Participants will learn UNIX commands and understand how the shell processes
them. They will then use these commands to create scripts. Debugging techniques
and basic system administration functions will also be covered.
Participants will perform many guided and independent
exercises. The independent exercises consist of designing, creating, debugging,
and executing tasks assigned by the instructor.
Who Should Attend
Power-users and programmers who need to develop scripts to
automate tasks.
Prerequisites
Some familiarity with programming is
desired.
Workshop Objectives:
- Know the basic functions of the UNIX
Shell.
- Use UNIX commands to perform various
tasks.
- Know how the shell processes commands.
- Customize the environment.
- Execute various file handling and text
manipulation commands.
- Redirect input and output.
- Use editors to create scripts.
- Design and execute scripts using
branching, iteration, subshells, and functions.
- Debut scripts.
- Handle problems in scripts.
- Employ effective user-interface techniques
in interactive scripts.
- Automate basic system administration
tasks.
To request a comprehensive
curriculum outline click... HERE.
Last updated on
April 30, 2008
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