The first part of this course describes the aspects of the UNIX operating system that enable it to support a multi-user, networked environment. Most UNIX implementations come with a variety of tools and features that can be extremely useful in reducing the effort needed to accomplish tasks. The second part of this course unlocks the mystery of the somewhat arcane syntax of these tools. Emphasis is placed on shell programming and Perl.
Practical exercises reinforce knowledge of the course material.
It does not cover their installation or configuration. This course is intended for advanced UNIX users, novice system administrators and software developers new to the UNIX environment. Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, AIX, SCO, SunOS, etc. You should note that a key benefit of this course is the interactive work at the terminal. Classroom lecture and programming labs.