UNIX/LINUX CLASSES (click on title for outline)
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| Title |
Days |
Description |
| Introduction to UNIX/Linux |
5.0 |
A comprehensive overview and practical application of what all IT professionals need to know about the UNIX/Linux system and shell programming |
| Jumpstart to UNIX/Linux |
3.0 |
Provides a "Jumpstart" to understanding the essential aspects of using UNIX/Linux such as logging on, file permissions, using the editor, copying files and navigating the file system, most commonly used commands, file permissions and security and creating shell scripts |
| Shell Programming |
3.0 |
Using the Boolean logic statements in the shell; loops, if statements, matching and additional techniques such as process signalling, co processes, and named pipes |
| Intermediate Shell |
5.0 |
Using more advanced built in features of the shell, understanding all system variables, advanced variable usage, advanced pattern matching (regex), and using sed and awk |
| Advanced Shell |
3.0 |
Using Interprocess Communications techniques such as co-processes, process signalling, semaphore flag file signalling; advanced uses of shell constructs |
| Advanced Shell |
5.0 |
Same as 3.0 Day class, but adds Interprocess Communications, more sed and awk, math and statistical functions and Parallel Programming Techniques |
| UNIX/Linux Overview |
1.0 |
An overview of the history, use, and application of the UNIX/Linux system in business applications; designed for managers and non-technical professionals that need to know why UNIX/Linux is important and how it can be used to leverage your existing application software in ways beyond what those systems could do on their own! |
