UNIX User Environment Self-Study Course
UNIX User Environment Self-Study Course
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UNIX User Environment will show the student how to customize the UNIX environment to suit user requirements, and explain common UNIX commands and programs used to perform basic tasks involving files and directories.Audience
Course Topics Customizing the UNIX User Environment
- Name and describe the files used to configure the common shell environments
- Explain the role of global environment variables and local shell variables, and name common variables
- Reference shell variables used in the Bash, Korn, and C shells
- Customize the Bash shell
- Describe the function and design principles of the X windowing system
- Name the files used to configure X, explain their functions, and describe their syn…
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UNIX User Environment will show the student how to customize the
UNIX environment to suit user requirements, and explain common UNIX
commands and programs used to perform basic tasks involving files
and directories.
Audience
Course Topics Customizing the UNIX User Environment
Course Objectives
Audience
Course Topics Customizing the UNIX User Environment
- Name and describe the files used to configure the common shell environments
- Explain the role of global environment variables and local shell variables, and name common variables
- Reference shell variables used in the Bash, Korn, and C shells
- Customize the Bash shell
- Describe the function and design principles of the X windowing system
- Name the files used to configure X, explain their functions, and describe their syntax
- Reconfigure screen resolution on an X terminal
- Describe the different kinds of files found on a UNIX system and explain their functions
- Use the Is command and interpret its output, and use the cat command to view the contents of text files
- Use absolute and relative paths, as well as common shortcuts, to navigate directory hierarchies
- Create and delete files, and assign ownership and permissions
- Navigate a filesystem, create a file, and set permissions
- List the characters used in regular expressions, and describe their functions
- Use regular expressions to locate files
- Use the find command to locate files and the grep command to search their contents
- Use hard links and symbolic links
- List the commands used to manage files and directories
- Explain the process hierarchy
- Run jobs in the background and monitor processes
- Use the cron and at facilities to schedule job execution
- Use the appropriate commands to terminate, suspend, and restart processes
- Manage running processes
- Describe commonly used text filters
- Discuss the common programs that are installed on most UNIX systems
- Manipulate text files with composite commands and filters
- Explain the importance of text in a UNIX environment, and describe the range of UNIX tools available for manipulating text
- Perform core editing tasks using vi, and search and replace strings using vi
- Provide an overview of printing systems commonly found on UNIX systems
- Print a file from a UNXI system
- Query a print queue and cancel print jobs, and cancel and then resubmit a print job
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