Unix Shell Scripting Training

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Unix Shell Scripting Training

What is Unix Shell?

Unix shell scripting is a convenient way to automate tasks on your Unix system. Shell scripts are text files with one or more commands, or statements. You can run the statements in the script file by reading and executing them from the command line.

Shell scripting is often used for automating tasks, such as generating reports, processing data, and performing administrative duties; it’s also popular for implementing applications written in other languages that run on Unix systems.

Shell scripting is so useful because it allows you to use your favorite programming language (such as Python) with the familiar Unix tools.

What Identity Skills offers?

Our UNIX shell scripting course will teach you how to create scripts, automate tasks and save time on repetitive work. Our UNIX shell scripting course is designed to help you learn how to script and automate your system with the UNIX shell.

The course will provide you with a solid foundation in the shell language, which is the command line interface used by Linux, Mac OS X, etc. The course will teach you how to create your own scripts and commands, and run them from the command line. This course covers everything from basic syntax and functions, through advanced topics such as process control and modularization of scripts

You will be able to write simple scripts on how to automate tasks on your computer or network.
You’ll be able to create custom scripts that can do anything from checking files for updates, emailing yourself receipts, or even automate backing up your hard drive.
You will learn how to resolve common issues encountered when writing scripts and working with them in practice.
You will have an opportunity to work on real UNIX Shell scripts in a real situation.
You will also gain practical experience on using UNIX Shell script commands like grep, sed, awk, and more.

ERPXE project
GUI Shell project
Employee Management System (EMS)

Frequently Asked Questions

HOW DO I ENROLL?

Please get in touch with us or call us at 9931297975

I’M A BEGINNER IN THE IT FIELD, WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW BEFORE I CAN START LEARNING THIS COURSE?

There are no Pre-requisites to start learning CyberArk. Our trainers will start explaining from very basics and make things simpler for you to understand

DO I HAVE A FLEXIBILITY ON TIMING?

Yes, you tell us the timings you are most comfortable at and we’ll schedule the sessions based on that.

DO I GET A PRACTICAL HANDS-ON?

Yes, you get 5 Virtual machines hosted on cloud with required software copied along with detailed lab user guides.

WHAT IF I HAVE ANY QUERIES OR IF I’M STUCK WITH THE LABS.

Our trainers and support are available 24/7 for you. You can reach out to us anytime and we’ll help you with your issues.

DO I GET CERTIFICATION ASSISTANCE?

Yes, Certification Assistance is a part of this course. Our trainers will guide you with the requirements and preparations for certification exams.

CAN TRAINERS HELP ME WITH INTERVIEW PREPARATION?

Yes, We conduct a few mock sessions and provide feedback that can help you understand the interview process.

Support After Course Completion

RESUME BUILDING

MOCK INTERVIEWS

CAREER GUIDANCE

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

LIFETIME ACCESS TO STUDY MATERIALS

Course Curriculam

Module-1 Introduction Preview

Basics of computer applications
Unix Course Introductions
Pre-requisites
Course Summary

Module-2 Processing & Listing Preview

Processes and Directories
Displaying Processes – ps
Displaying Directories – ls
Getting Help – man
Simple Commands used for processing
Using Wildcards

Module-3 File Creation and Displaying Preview

Creating files – using > symbol
Redirection – using >> symbol
Redirecting Input – using < symbol
Displaying Files – cat, more
Piping – using | symbol
Word Count
Sorting a file
Removing duplicates
Transliteration
Using Head and Tail command in files

Module-4 Files Handling Preview

Creating directory
Moving files to directories
Copying files to directories
Changing directory
Removing files and directories
Special Files–. and.
Creating Aliases
Using Aliases

Module-5 Cut and Paste Preview

Displaying selected characters – using cut
Displaying selected fields – using delimiters
Displaying selected files – using paste
Using the paste with delimiters

Module-6 GREP and EGREP Preview

Displaying content of the file using GREP
Displaying content of the file using EGREP
EGREP Meta-character
Back Referencing concepts

Module-7 ZIP & TAR Preview

Zipping a file
Unzipping a file
Combining a set of files using TAR
Extracting TAR file
Using TAR with ZIP

Module-8 FIND command Preview

Searching for a file – using find
Finding List of files and directories
Finding Last modified files
Find with -exec
Find with -xargs

Module-9 Handling Jobs Preview

Using /dev/null
Foreground Jobs
Background Jobs – &
Stopping Jobs – kill
Changing Permissions – chmod

Module-10 Introduction to Shell Preview

Basics of Shell
Set and Unset a variable
Displaying – using echo
Using Expr
Using Test
Getting input – using read
Header file of shell script – using Shabang (#!)
Sample Shell script program

Module-11 Command Substitution Preview

Assigning a command to a variable
Storing output to a variable
Assigning global value – using Export

Module-12 Command Line Arguments Preview

Passing input in runtime.
Using input inside a program

Module-13 Conditional & Looping Statement Preview

Using if statement
Using the if-else statement
Using Nested if statement
Using ‘While’ Loop
Using ‘Until’ Loop
Using ‘For’ Loop
Using CASE

Module-14 Functions Preview

Creating a function
Calling a function in file
Calling a function in another file

Module-15 Advanced Commands Preview

SED
Replacing values in a file
STTY
TOP
Sending an email – using MAIL
HERE

Module-16 Editors Preview

NANO
PICO
GEDIT
Vi Editor

Module-17 AWK Preview

Basics of AWK
Displaying values – using awk
Using awk in Shell script

Module-18 Scheduler Preview

Scheduling a job – using ‘Crontab’
Scheduling a job – using ‘at’

Module-19 Advanced Shell Scripting Preview

Monitoring a file
Extracting data from HTML/XML file