WA2294
UNIX Basics for Users Training
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Unix from a user's perspective. Topics include History of Unix, Navigating the File System, the Visual Editor (vi), Basic Commands and Tools. End-users, administrators, operators, managers, clerks, and support personnel will learn the commands and gain the know-how to quickly become productive in a Unix environment.
Course Details
Duration
3 days
Prerequisites
No prior knowledge is presumed.
Target Audience
This course is designed for administrators, operators, managers, and support personnel and users of Unix systems with non-technical backgrounds who will be using a traditional Unix development system rather than a customized Unix environment.
Skills Gained
- Understand basic Unix concepts
- Log in to and out of the system
- Understand the basic components of Unix, such as the file system and command interpreter
- Use vi, the standard Unix text editor
- Use basic Unix tools and commands
Course Outline
- Why Unix?
- Getting Started With Unix
- The File System Hierarchy
- The vi Editor
- More vi
- Customizing vi
- Controlling Process Execution
