Perl

Oregon Health & Science University
Beaverton, Oregon, United States

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

Course Description:

'' This course is based on Randal Schwartz’s popular O’Reilly Nutshell book, Learning Perl. The course presumes no prior knowledge of Perl, and exposes the course participants to what we call the "middle two-thirds" of Perl --those items that are needed to accomplish many common tasks, and to lay the groundwork for more advanced study on an as-needed basis. This is a hands-on course in which students apply the programming methods and principles developed in the lectures.

You can benefit from using Perl if:
You need a powerful language that will let you quickly write applications (such as CGI scripts) for intranets or the World Wide Web;

You have large quantities of text or binary data (log files, audit trails, captured packets,telemetry, etc.) that must be analyzed and reduced into reports;

You need a general purpose Unix or Win32 prototyping or scripting language;

You need a tool that will help you transform, "munge" or otherwise rearrange the output of one program so that it can be fed to another.
Understand what scalars, arrays, and hashes are, and how to use them.
Be able to write subroutines and simple text matching patterns and substitutions
Be able to read and write files and to get information on files and directories.
Be able to use Perl instead of shell scripts (or programs in other languages) for nearly all tasks.

Course Outline
Introduction

Scalars

Lists and Arrays

Subroutines

Hashes

Basic I/O

Concepts of Regular Expressions

More about Regular Expressions

Using Regular Expressions

Additional Control Structures

Filehandles and File Tests

Directory Access

Manipulating Files and Directories

Process Management

Strings and Sorting

Simple Databases

Miscellany

Conclusion
Who Should Attend

This course is not for non-programmers. Participants are expected to understand fundamental programming concepts -- for example, "What is a subroutine? What is an array?" -- and be able to edit text files. A knowledge of UNIX shell scripting and/or C programming is also very helpful, but not necessary.

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Phone:(503) 748-1121

School Address:

Center for Professional Development
OGI School of Science & Engineering
20000 NW Walker Road
Beaverton, OR 97006 USA

Jobs & Resumes: Beaverton
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