Unix Fundamentals

GBdirect Ltd
London,Leeds,Birmingham,Coventry,Edinburgh,Glasgow, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' This course is a practical introduction to the use of the Unix operating system. This Unix course focuses on the underlying principles of Unix in a system-independent way, ensuring that delegates learn the core concepts, which apply throughout Unix and are present in all versions, no matter whom the vendor may be. At the end of the course delegates will be well-positioned to become serious users, developers and administrators of any Unix system and will fully understand the application of Unix in serious commercial and other environments.

Suitable for
Experienced software and system professionals who wish to gain an in-depth understanding of the use and application of Unix. Non-programmers or casual users will find the level of technical detail daunting and are advised to attend a more user-oriented Unix course.

Delivery
The course is practical in nature, making extensive use of hands-on exercise sessions. The particular version of Unix used will vary depending on the location. For convenience we will often use Unix on PC hardware but alternative arrangements can easily be made; the course is version-independent.

This Unix course can be run as both in-house training for company groups and and as a scheduled public course for individuals.

Contents:
1. Unix Fundamentals
Multiuser and time sharing
System layering - kernel vs. applications
Core services
File System
Networking
Desktop and X Windows
Underlying philosophy
The role of standards
Versions and their relationships
2. Unix Shell and Unix Tools Basics
Overview of the Unix command line
The software tools model
Unix file names and types
Exercises
3. Unix Editors
Vi, emacs and other Unix editors
Vi in some depth
Exercises
4. The Unix File System
Directories and files
Unix permissions and ownership
Special files in Unix
Unix Filesystems
Mounting files, volume management
Network file systems
Exercises
5. Unix Tools
grep, find, sort and others
Regular expressions
at and cron
The Unix man pages
Perl
Exercises
6. Unix Networking
TCP/IP basics
Telnet, ssh and FTP
Inetd, xinted, tcp wrappers and security
Exercises
7. Unix-based Software Development Tools
Compilers
SCCS/RCS
CVS
Make
ar
Exercises
8.System Administration
Managing Unix user accounts
Printer spooling facilities
Automating regular tasks
Unix log files
Filesystem management
Backup and recovery
Exercises

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Phone:0800 651 0338, +44 (0)870 200 7273

School Address:

GBdirect Ltd
Training Division
Leeds Innovation Centre
103 Clarendon Road
LEEDS
LS2 9DF
West Yorkshire
United Kingdom


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