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UNIX/Linux System Administration Programming: Shell, C, and Perl

X426.1B (2 semester units in EECS-DCS)

(formerly UNIX Made Easy, Part II: Shell Programming)

A requirement in the Certificate Program in UNIX/Linux System Administration and the Certificate Program in Computer Information Systems: Analysis and Design

This comprehensive investigation of advanced features of the UNIX operating system leads you to mastery of essential skills, including manipulating data using grep, sed, awk, join, and other power utilities; programming advanced applications using the shell; customizing user accounts; creating Internet sites; and performing fundamental system operations.

Note: This course offers instructor-led lectures and demonstrations as well as online assignments. Internet access is required; a login and password to access the Internet will be issued to you by the second class meeting.

Prerequisite: Successful completion of UNIX/Linux System Fundamentals X426.1A, or equivalent experience.

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Mon. June 30, Berkeley

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Thurs. March 20, San Francisco