UNIX: Client-Site and Boot Camp Training:

Getting the Right Knowledge to the Right People at the Right Time. Anywhere. With Client Site Training, courses can be scheduled on a date that is convenient for you, and because they can be scheduled at your location, you don't incur travel costs and students won't be away from home. An additional advantage is that the class is taught on your equipment, so students are learning in their work environment rather than in a classroom setup. Client Site classes can also be tailored to meet your needs. You might shorten a 10-day class into a 5-day class, or combine portions of several related courses into a single course, or have the instructor vary the emphasis of topics depending on your staff's and site's requirements. We require a minimum of five employees and above.

Who Should Attend:

IT professionals needing to familiarise themselves with the UNIX environment

Course Aims:

This Learning Path introduces the UNIX operating system. It describes the history of UNIX and the reasons for the continued popularity of UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems. It also provides an overview of the architecture of UNIX systems and introduces the user interfaces. The path also provides learners with the skills required to customize their UNIX working environment and to use the operating system productively. It also looks at the different shells available on UNIX systems. It explains the features of the Korn shell, and equips the learner with the skills necessary to write both simple and complex shell scripts, as well as to debug their scripts.

Topics Covered:

UNIX: Operating System Fundamentals: Defining UNIX UNIX past and present UNIX standards and portability Choosing UNIX Using UNIX Implementing UNIX UNIX user interfaces Accessing a UNIX system The UNIX kernel Operating system concepts UNIX operating system structure Managing processes and data UNIX system calls The UNIX file system UNIX files and directories UNIX filesystem formats UNIX filesystem conventions Managing UNIX permissions The UNIX shell Introducing the UNIX shell Common UNIX shells UNIX shell features Using the UNIX shell UNIX: The User Environment: Customizing the shell UNIX shell configuration files Working with the UNIX environment UNIX environment variables Customizing the UNIX shell Customizing X Introducing the UNIX X windowing system Configuring X in UNIX Changing UNIX display parameters UNIX X window managers and desktops Getting help UNIX documentation Using the UNIX online manual Using the GNU Info system Finding out about UNIX dates Listing, viewing, and creating files UNIX file types and functions Listing and viewing UNIX files Navigating the UNIX filesystem Creating and deleting UNIX files Using UNIX filesystem commands Locating files UNIX regular expression characters Searching UNIX files with patterns Managing files and directories UNIX naming conventions Working with UNIX directories Organizing a UNIX filesystem Linking UNIX files UNIX file and directory command reference Understanding processes The UNIX process hierarchy Running UNIX background jobs Scheduling UNIX jobs Terminating and suspending UNIX processes Managing UNIX processes Using programs UNIX text filters Common UNIX programs Using UNIX composite commands Using UNIX composite commands and filters Editing text Working with text in UNIX Introducing UNIX editing with vi UNIX search and replace using vi UNIX editing with vi Using printers UNIX printing systems Submitting a print job in UNIX Querying and cancelling print jobs in UNIX Managing print jobs in UNIX UNIX: Shell Programming: Creating UNIX shell scripts Understanding UNIX shell scripts Choosing a UNIX shell Creating an executable file in UNIX Writing a UNIX shell program Using UNIX shell commands UNIX command execution Redirection in UNIX Substitution and patterns in UNIX UNIX command syntax reference Using UNIX commands in a script UNIX shell variables and arithmetic Working with UNIX variables UNIX shell script variables Variable expansion and arrays in UNIX shell scripts UNIX arithmetic operators and precedence Using calculations in a UNIX script Manipulating text in UNIX UNIX text tools UNIX editing with sed Creating a configuration script Programming with awk for UNIX Flow control in UNIX shell programs UNIX shell programming principles Testing conditions in the UNIX shell Using UNIX shell control structures Using flow control in a UNIX shell program Using functions in UNIX shell programs Writing interactive shell programs in UNIX Using I/O in UNIX shell programs Using menus in UNIX shell programs Writing a UNIX shell program using I/O commands Debugging UNIX shell scripts Writing legible UNIX shell scripts Debugging and error-handling UNIX shell scripts Debugging a UNIX shell program Want to learn more? Contact the Eno sales office nearest you.

Payment and Registration Policies:

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