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| Introduction to UNIX | |
| Files and Directories | |
| Editing, Printing and Text Formatting | |
| System Administration | |
| Shell Programming | |
| Programming Tools | |
| The Linux Operating System | |
| The Sun Solaris Operating Environment | |
| The HP-UX Operating System | |
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This course presents the basics of using a UNIX operating system (OS) and introduces several useful electronic communication programs available through UNIX. The course begins with an introduction to the features and capabilities, and main components of a UNIX OS. The following tasks are covered; logging in and off, running programs, creating files, setting the terminal type, changing or assigning a password, and communicating with other users. Learn how the system organizes information into files and directories, how to create simple text files, insert text, and view these files on the screen. Standard input, output, and error are introduced. You will be introduced to the mail processing utility and learn how to read and reply to mail items, display the header list, and end the mail processing utility.
Introduction to UNIX training covers such topics as:
Using a UNIX OS
Logging in and Using Commands
Introduction to Files
Redirecting Input/Output
Creating, Sending, and Receiving Mail
Additional Mail Requests
Using the write Program
Description
This course presents the basics of using a UNIX operating system, including
logging in, using simple
commands, and creating files. It also addresses several useful electronic communication
programs
available on a UNIX operating system. The course begins with an introduction
to the features and
capabilities of a UNIX operating system. It introduces the student to the system's
main components
and to the way they work together. It also discusses the UNIX operating system's
ability to support
more than one user and to do more than one thing at a time. The following tasks
are covered;
logging in, logging off, and running programs, creating files, setting the
terminal type, changing or
assigning a password, and communicating with other users. The student will
also be introduced to
how the system organizes information into files and directories, how to create
simple text files, insert
text, and how to view these files on the screen. The student is introduced
to standard input,
standard output, and standard error, and ways to redirect standard input and
standard output.
Also introduced is the malix program and how the text is sent to the user's
mailfile, where it can be
read at the recipient's convenience. The course introduces the student to the
mail processing utility
where how to read and reply to mail items, how to display the header list,
and how to end the mail
processing utility are covered. This course is not written to a version
Audience
IT Professionals who want to learn more about UNIX.
Prerequisites
Some basic knowledge of UNIX
Course Duration
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5 hours
Topics Include
Using a UNIX OS
Logging in and Using Commands
Introduction to Files
Redirecting Input/Output
Creating, Sending, and Receiving Mail
Additional Mail Requests
Using the write Program