UNIX Training At SysAdminExperts in Pune

Course Introduction
* Administration and Course Materials
* Course Structure and Agenda
* Delegate and Trainer Introductions

Session 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE HP-UX OPERATING SYSTEM
* A brief history of UNIX
* The UNIX kernel
* The UNIX file system
* Getting started navigating the file system
* The file system structure
* Directories and files
* Pathnames..
* Navigating the file system
* Exercise: Logging on to the system
* Exercise: Navigating the file system

Session 2: BASIC COMMANDS
* Command line syntax
* Basic file handling commands
* Basic Directory handling commands
* Filename wildcard characters
* Exercise: Manipulating files and directories

Session 3: REDIRECTION AND PIPES
* Input redirection
* Output redirection
* Pipes
* Exercise: Using redirection and pipe facilities

Session 4: INTRODUCTION TO THE vi EDITOR
* Overview of the vi editor
* Basic functions
* Switching to input mode
* Other useful commands
* Exercises: Using the vi editor
* Exercise: Using more advanced vi features

Session 5: SEARCHING AND REPLACING TEXT
* Replacing text
* Using the vi editor
* Using sed for search and replace
* Searching for text with grep
* Linking files
* Exercises: Searching and Replacing Text

Session 6: RECALLING AND EDITING COMMANDS
* Overview
* The bash shell
* The korn shell
* Exercises: Recall and Edit Commands

Session 7: FILE PERMISSIONS AND ACCESS CONTROL
* Users and user groups
* File access permissions
* Changing file attributes
* Switching users and user groups
* Linking files
* Exercise: Setting and access permissions

Session 8: PROCESSES
* What is a process?
* Monitoring processes
* Killing processes
* Background processes
* Job Control
* Grouping commands
* Exercise: Monitoring and controlling processes

Session 9: MORE BASIC COMMANDS
* The wc (word count) command
* The find command
* The cut command
* The sort command
* The finger command
* Exercise: Using file handling commands


Session 10: THE USER ENVIRONMENT
* Customising the .profile or .bash_profile
* Customising the .kshrc or .bashrc
* Exercise: Setting up an environment


******* SHELL SCRIPTING PART *******
Course Introduction
* Administration and course materials
* Course structure and agenda
* Delegate and trainer introductions

Session 1: HP-UX COMMAND REVIEW
* Basic Unix commands
* General commands
* File and directory handling commands
* Filename generation characters
* I/O Redirection features
* Other commands

Session 2: GETTING STARTED
* What is a shell script?
* Development guidelines
* Creating and editing shell scripts
* Naming and storing shell scripts
* Executing shell scripts
* Exercise: Write a simple shell script

Session 3: USING VARIABLES
* Environment variables
* Local variables
* Assigning values to variables
* Assessing variable values
* Using quotes
* Delimiting variable names
* Echo control sequences
* Exercise: Add variables to a script


Session 4: INTEGER ARITHMETIC
* Using the expr command
* Using the (( )) notation
* Exercise: Add integer arithmetic to a shell script

Session 5: HANDLING RUN TIME DATA
* The read command
* Command line arguments
* Exercise: Writing a generic shell script
* Exercise: Writing an interactive shell script

Session 6: CONDITION EXECUTION
* The if statement
* The test command
* Other test notations
* Default and substitute variables
* Exit status codes
* Exercise: Adding validation to previous scripts

Session 7: LOOP CONSTRUCTS
* The while loop
* The until loop
* The for loop
* The while true and until false loops
* Loop control commands
* Exercise: Enhancing the previously written scripts
* Exercise: Writing a guess-the-number game

Session 8: MULTI-BRANCH DECISIONS
* The case statement
* Menu driven applications
* Exercise: Developing and writing a menu system

Session 9: FUNCTIONS