Linux, Unix Essentials And Introduction To Shell Scripting

What you'll learn
Wide range of commonly used command line commands in Linux / Unix command
How to create, insert, modify files using editors vi, Nano
Shell scripting fundamentals, including automation of scripts execution through cronjob
IOT devices such as Raspberry Pi, Beagle Bone, Orange Pi run on Linux and market need for expert in Linux, Unix is ever growing. Learning this OS (command line, Scripting) will open plethora of opportunities.
Requirements
Basic programming and interest to learn - Linux/Unix command line and shell scripting
Access to Linux / Unix operating system command line and file system OR Raspberry pi 3 with Linux OS OR Ubuntu based OS
Description
This course is designed to make beginner and get into expert. Course has logical section and also loaded with quiz to test one knowledge.As more and more organization are moving into Linux and Unix operating system, the additional Linux, Unix skills gained by developers would make them more in demand. Earlier Unix was the OS for mainly server, but with Linux being light weight, open source and being adopted for standalone desktop and laptop as well, the opportunities bound to grow. Added to this, Internet of things based IOT devices such as Raspberry pi \ Beagle bone \ orange pi uses Linux based operating system. Hence, in next few years, there is bound to be exceptional growth with good career opportunities for Linux and Unix skilled experts.Furthermore, had extensively used Raspberry Pi - Linux for all demonstration and activities in the course.From a developer perspective, this course not only cover command line commands, but also Bash shell scripting to make you comprehensive developer expert in Linux \ Unix OS.The topic covered are as follows: Operating system overview - Operating System introduction and components, Operating System structure, User and operating system Linux and Unix introduction - Linux and Unix Introduction , Environment option for learning. Files and directory commands - cat, head, tail, wc, copy, move, remove, touch, directory listing, grep, history, symbolic link, absolute and relative path Editor - File creation and modification - vi, nano. File permission - Assigning and modification. Other commands - Wild card, file Redirection, FTP Monitoring and controlling process - Process monitor and kill command House keeping - Archive and extracting (tar, compress, uncompress) sed - stream editor Basic shell scripting(bash) - LET, READ, DEBUG commands, IF, FOR, WHILE, CASE, UNTIL, FUNCTION Commands and shell scripting examples.awk programming - overviewAutomate script execution - crontab listing and creation.All the demonstration code are uploaded into resources section.Happy learning!!
Overview
Section 1: Course overview
Lecture 1 Course overview
Section 2: Operating system Overview
Lecture 2 Operating system Introduction and components
Lecture 3 Operating system structure
Lecture 4 User and Operating system
Section 3: Linux, Unix Overview
Lecture 5 Linux and Unix Introduction
Lecture 6 Linux, Unix environment options for practice
Section 4: Command line - Files and Directories
Lecture 7 presentation - cat,head, tail, wc, more
Lecture 8 Hands on - cat, head, tail, wc
Lecture 9 Presentation - Working and listing directory
Lecture 10 Hands on - Working and listing directory
Lecture 11 Directory - Relative and Absolute paths
Lecture 12 copy, move, remove, touch commands
Lecture 13 Symbolic link uses and creation
Lecture 14 grep, history commands
Section 5: Editors - File creation, modification
Lecture 15 vi editor - Part 1
Lecture 16 vi editor - Part 2
Lecture 17 vi editor - Part 3
Lecture 18 nano - editor
Section 6: File Permission
Lecture 19 Why Unix, Linux are less prone to virus attack
Lecture 20 Directory and File permission overview
Lecture 21 Interpreting file permission along with UID and GID
Lecture 22 Hands on - Understanding and modifying file permission
Section 7: Other common commands
Lecture 23 Other common commands - presentation
Lecture 24 Hands on - Wildcards
Lecture 25 Hands on - Redirection characters
Lecture 26 File transfer protocol - Windows to Linux and viceversa
Section 8: Monitoring and controlling process
Lecture 27 Monitoring and controlling process - presentation
Lecture 28 Hands on - checking the process (PID) and killing it
Section 9: House keeping - Archiving and Extracting back
Lecture 29 Tar command - presentation
Lecture 30 Hands on - Tar command
Lecture 31 Installation of application, tool or utility
Lecture 32 Compress, Un-compress, Extract (tar) - presentation
Lecture 33 Hands on - Compress, Uncompress, extract (Tar)
Section 10: sed - stream editor
Lecture 34 sed - stream editor - Overview
Lecture 35 sed - stream editor demonstration
Section 11: Bash Shell scripting
Lecture 36 Shell script introduction
Lecture 37 "Hello World" - First shell script
Lecture 38 LET (assignment) statement
Lecture 39 READ (from keyboard) statement
Lecture 40 Debugging option with shell scripting
Lecture 41 If statement - shell scripting
Lecture 42 Looping - for,while,until - shell scripting
Lecture 43 case statement - shell scripting
Lecture 44 Function - shell scripting
Section 12: awk programming
Lecture 45 awk programming overview
Lecture 46 awk programming - Demonstration 1
Lecture 47 awk programming - Demonstration 2
Section 13: Automate script execution - crontab
Lecture 48 Crontab details - presentation
Lecture 49 Hands on - crontab
Section 14: Bonus Lecture
Lecture 50 Bonus Lecture
Beginners to learn Linux or Unix command line and shell scripting,Any IT developer, who wish to up-skill or acquire additional Linux / Unix skills.,IT students, who like to get skilled in Linux/ Unix command line and shell scripting.


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