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Each of the 5 subjects would require a BASH scripting component. Below is a first pass at fleshing out what BASH concepts/commands need to be taught in each of the courses. Feel free to add your own ideas. | Each of the 5 subjects would require a BASH scripting component. Below is a first pass at fleshing out what BASH concepts/commands need to be taught in each of the courses. Feel free to add your own ideas. | ||
=== ULI101 === | === ULI101 === | ||
| − | + | * Structure of a BASH script | |
| + | ** #!/bin/bash | ||
| + | ** arguments $#, $0, $1, $2, ... | ||
| + | ** return value $? | ||
| + | ** execute permission - chmod u+x | ||
| + | * Pipelining | ||
| + | ** connect output to input as in ls | wc -l | ||
| + | * File Redirection | ||
| + | ** redirect output to a file as in ls > mylist or ls >> mylist | ||
=== OPS235 === | === OPS235 === | ||
Revision as of 18:09, 30 April 2012
Contents
Updating Our Linux Subjects - Summer 2012
The Linux subjects consist of the following:
- ULI101 - Introduction to Unix/Linux and the Internet
- OPS235 - Introduction to Open System Servers
- OPS335 - Open System Application Server
- OPS435 - Open System Automation
- OPS535 - Open System Application Server
Currently, very little BASH scripting is taught in each of ULI101, OPS235, OPS335 and OPS535. OPS435, on the other hand, focuses 100% on BASH programming. The drawback with this configuration is that students must learn BASH in one semester. A better configuration would be to spread BASH programming over the 5 subjects. This would provide continuity over 5 semesters not just for BASH programming but for system administration content as well - since OPS435 would now have a large component of system administration activities as well as some BASH programming.
Each of the 5 subjects would require a BASH scripting component. Below is a first pass at fleshing out what BASH concepts/commands need to be taught in each of the courses. Feel free to add your own ideas.
ULI101
- Structure of a BASH script
- #!/bin/bash
- arguments $#, $0, $1, $2, ...
- return value $?
- execute permission - chmod u+x
- Pipelining
- connect output to input as in ls | wc -l
- File Redirection
- redirect output to a file as in ls > mylist or ls >> mylist
