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Using the Shell

Course Status: Released Courseware Features
Course Language: English  
Course Duration: 4 Hours  
Deployment Options: Online, Interactive CDs, Network, Downloads, Intranet  

Audience
Students wishing to acquire the basic skills required as a Linux system administrator
Prerequisites
General knowledge of computers and computer operating systems; Unix knowledge ideal (because it is similar to Linux)
Course Aim
This learning path is the first of four that collectively aim to prepare students to become Linux system administrators. The learning paths map directly to the Linux Professional Institute's exams for Level 1 certification. In particular, this learning path maps to the General Linux 1 exam (101).
Learning Objectives
To enable the student to use and manage the shell environment
Topics Covered
The shell and basic commands
Why use the Linux shell?
The shell prompt in Linux
Issuing basic commands in Linux
Special characters on the Linux command line
Managing the shell
Managing the Linux shell environment
Setting $PATH in Linux
Command history and editing in Linux
Editing command history in Linux
Command substitution and command paths in Linux
Command redirection
Command redirection in Linux
Issuing redirection commands in Linux
Linux processes
Introduction to Linux processes
Running, monitoring, and killing Linux processes
Investigating the Linux system processes
Modifying process priority in Linux
Regular expressions
Pattern matching in Linux
Searching with grep, fgrep, and egrep in Linux
Searching for text in Linux
Using sed in Linux
Text processing utilities
Overview of Linux text processing utilities
Formatting files in Linux
Processing text files in Linux


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