Linux and Shell Programming

Uplatz offers this comprehensive course on Linux and Shell Programming . It is a self-paced course with video lectures. You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

Linux is a free open-source computer operating system based on the kernel distribution. The kernel is considered as the heart of the Linux operating system which takes care of the hardware and software functionalities in a Linux system. It is based on the UNIX operating system platform.

To learn the basics of the Linux operating system, one has to first understand the file system directory structure and the commands used to work on this operating system. Although, many different versions have been commercially released like GNOME, KDE, PANTHEON, etc. which deals with the GUIs for every type of user. Linux is considered a secured operating system in the computer world.

Some of the key features of the Linux Operating System are:

1. Linux core component is the kernel, which is independently developed from other operating system components.

2. It is free and open-source.

3. It has uniform multiprocessor support.

4. It includes a Command Line Interface (CLI) and also Graphical User Interface (GUI).

In this Linux Basics self-paced training by Uplatz, you will get familiar with the basic concepts related to the Linux operating system, how it is different from the UNIX platform, the command line interface of the Linux Operating System along with the different commands and also some detail and deeper concepts on this.

At the end of the successful completion of this Linux Basics Certification Course, you will be awarded a Certificate of Completion from Uplatz. Also, you will have lifetime access to the course.

• Introduction to Unix & Linux 4:10:23

  • 1: Introduction to Unix & Linux 43:59
  • 2: Basic Commands Preview 44:01
  • 3: Sample Command Application 33:40
  • 4: Linux Directories and MetaCharacters 44:10
  • 5: Editor - vi 54:44
  • 6: Linux Documentation 29:49

• File Utilities 2:27:25

  • 7: File Utilities - Standard IO Redirection Pipes 52:52
  • 8: Access Permissions 55:00
  • 9: Links and Checksum 39:33

• Linux Utilities 3:16:35

  • 10: Disk Utilities 24:35
  • 11: Process Utilities 32:41
  • 12: Text Processing Utilities 53:49
  • 13: Miscellaneous Commands 18:34
  • 14: Archive and Compress Utilities - part 1 46:08
  • 15: Archive and Compress Utilities - part 2 20:48

• System Administrative Basics 3:32:40

  • 16: System Administrative Basics 36:59
  • 17: Run Levels and Root Privileges 30:10
  • 18: Package Management 46:10
  • 19: Networking - part 1 36:20
  • 20: Networking - part 2 33:28
  • 21: File Systems and Devices 29:33

• Shells and Shell Programming (BASH) 10:36:15

  • 22: Introduction to Shells and Shell Programming 55:18
  • 23: Quoting Mechanism and Test Command 28:52
  • 24: Operators - Arithmetic and Increment 15:54
  • 25: Operators - Relational and Logical 15:16
  • 26: Operators - String and File Test 27:26
  • 27: Conditional Statements 36:55
  • 28: Loops 54:57
  • 29: Loop Control Statements 40:46
  • 30: Nested Loops 39:59
  • 31: Arrays 48:10
  • 32: Functions - part 1 43:26
  • 33: Functions - part 2 16:46
  • 34: Command Line Arguments 33:22
  • 35: Command Line Options 22:35
  • 36: Command Line Arguments and Options Slides 09:12
  • 37: Signals 28:17
  • 38: Debugging 15:05
  • 39: Utilities - part 1 43:26
  • 40: Utilities - part 2 37:56
  • 41: Program 22:37

1. Introduction to Unix/Linux
   · Unix and its history
   · Introduction to Linux
   · Login session
   · Working with the Unix filesystem (Linux Directories)
   · Linux Basic Commands (ls, pwd, cd, touch, mkdir, rmdir, cp, mv, cat, rm)
   · Handling files and directories (with metacharacters)
   · Working with vi (visual editor along with 3 modes)
   · Linux documentation (along with manual sections including path)

1. File utilities
   · Standard I/O, redirection and pipes
   · File descriptors and its related usage of metacharacters (>, >>, <, <<, <<<)
   · Changing file access rights (users and permissions including both Symbolic and Absolute modes) (chmod)
   · Soft links and hard links
   · Checking file integrity

1. Linux Utilities
   · Disk utilities (du, df)
   · Process utilities (ps and all options)
   · Text processing utilities (head, tail, wc, find, grep etc)
   · Miscellaneous commands
   · Compressing and archiving (backup and restore) utilities
   · User management, time management and shutdown (init levels)

1. System administrative basics
   · Networking
   · File systems and devices
   · Accessing administrator (root) privileges
   · Package management

Everyone

Passion and zeal to succeed!

• Linux Programmer
• Linux Developer
• Software Developer
• Linux Kernel Developer
• Software Engineer
• System Engineer
• Shell Programmer

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