Shell Scripting in Linux
Overview/Description
To outline how to write the main components of shell scripts in Linux
Target Audience
Students wishing to acquire the basic skills required as a Linux system administrator
Prerequisites
General knowledge of computers and computer operating systems ideally encompassing Unix knowledge because of the similarity to Linux
Expected Duration
170 Minutes
Objectives:
Shell Scripting in Linux
identify the appropriate tasks and commands to make a shell script executable for users.
select the appropriate commands used to write a basic script in Linux.
work with conditional statements in Linux.
work with test commands in Linux.
create a Linux shell script that displays a list of files edited by a user.
work with looping statements in Linux shell scripts.
use loops to process files.
recognize the appropriate shell script command lines used to process user input and output files in Linux.
identify the appropriate code used to group statements into functions in Linux.
develop input and output files and group statements into functions in Linux.
Course Number: 206820_eng