UNIX Getting Started

UNIX Getting Started, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.19, with 67 lectures, based on 533 reviews, and has 11134 subscribers.

You will learn about Proficient in using UNIX or LINUX based operating systems Can use and manage UNIX/LINUX operating systems Start with shell scripting, debug issues in operating systems This course is ideal for individuals who are Anybody interested in software, students who want build up their software skills or Software testers, developers, system administrators It is particularly useful for Anybody interested in software, students who want build up their software skills or Software testers, developers, system administrators.

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Summary

Title: UNIX Getting Started

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.19

Number of Lectures: 67

Number of Published Lectures: 67

Number of Curriculum Items: 67

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 67

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Proficient in using UNIX or LINUX based operating systems
Can use and manage UNIX/LINUX operating systems
Start with shell scripting, debug issues in operating systems

Who Should Attend

Anybody interested in software, students who want build up their software skills
Software testers, developers, system administrators

Target Audiences

Anybody interested in software, students who want build up their software skills
Software testers, developers, system administrators

Why this course? Internet is flooded with lot of resources already related to UNIX. Then why we need another in the same category? The answer to this lies in following points.

1. This course is a compact version of UNIX with all the details to start.

2. It talks less theory and more action.

3. Simple explanations are given for different commands.

4. The lectures are created in step by step fashion.

5. More than 70 different commands are included in this course.

6. You will not be burdened with so many UNIX commands, because they are placed in a simple fashion in different chapters.

7. With real examples of different commands which you can try on your system easily.

8. Exercises were included in different modules based upon what you learned. This will make you more familiar with the usage of different concepts and commands.

9. This course is also compiled, keeping in mind that any naive user who are eager to learn to computer and start basic programming. That’s why the title “Getting Started”.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Overview

Lecture 1: Overview

Chapter 2: Introducing UNIX

Lecture 1: Pre-requisites

Lecture 2: What is UNIX

Lecture 3: History of UNIX

Lecture 4: UNIX Philosophy

Lecture 5: GUI vs CLI

Lecture 6: Executing UNIX Commands

Lecture 7: Summary

Lecture 8: Exercise

Chapter 3: Basic UNIX Commands

Lecture 1: Basic System Commands

Lecture 2: Help Commands

Lecture 3: File Management Commands

Lecture 4: Summary

Lecture 5: Exercise

Chapter 4: UNIX Filesystems

Lecture 1: UNIX Filesystems

Lecture 2: Few Terms related to File Systems

Lecture 3: File Types

Lecture 4: Path

Lecture 5: Hidden Files

Lecture 6: Meta Characters

Lecture 7: Symbolic Links

Lecture 8: Summary

Lecture 9: Exercise

Chapter 5: Standard I/O and Pipeline

Lecture 1: Standard I/O and Redirection Operators

Lecture 2: VI Editor and Opening a File

Lecture 3: Navigating a File

Lecture 4: Editing in VI Editor

Lecture 5: Saving and Quiting from VI Editor

Lecture 6: Searching Patterns in VI Editor

Lecture 7: Substitution in VI Editor

Lecture 8: Running Shell Commands in VI Editor

Lecture 9: Some Useful VI Editor Options

Lecture 10: Summary

Lecture 11: Exercise

Chapter 6: Advanced UNIX Commands

Lecture 1: Process Management

Lecture 2: Memory Management

Lecture 3: Disk Management

Lecture 4: File Management

Lecture 5: System Management

Lecture 6: Archiving

Lecture 7: Summary

Lecture 8: Exercise

Chapter 7: User and Group Management

Lecture 1: User Management

Lecture 2: Group Management

Lecture 3: Summary

Lecture 4: Exercise

Chapter 8: File Permissions

Lecture 1: Permissions

Lecture 2: Numeric Permissions

Lecture 3: Symbolic Permissions

Lecture 4: Default Permissions

Lecture 5: Change Permissions

Lecture 6: Summary

Lecture 7: Exercise

Chapter 9: Filters

Lecture 1: Basic Filters

Lecture 2: Basic Filters – grep

Lecture 3: Advance Filters – sed

Lecture 4: Advance Filters – awk

Lecture 5: Summary

Lecture 6: Exercise

Chapter 10: Introduction to Shell Scripting

Lecture 1: What is Shell

Lecture 2: Types of Shell and Invoking a Shell

Lecture 3: Paths and Variables

Lecture 4: Executing a Shell Script

Lecture 5: Summary

Lecture 6: Exercise

Chapter 11: What's Next

Lecture 1: Command Cheatsheet

Lecture 2: What's Next

Instructors

Jayant Parida
Software Engineer and Technolgy Enthusiast

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1 stars: 33 votes
2 stars: 37 votes
3 stars: 89 votes
4 stars: 155 votes
5 stars: 219 votes

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