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UNIX/Linux System Fundamentals

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

(formerly UNIX Made Easy, Part I)

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

This investigation of the UNIX operating system leads you to mastery of fundamental skills, including file editing, file management, command interpretation, electronic communication. You also learn how to create directories, access data on a local network and on the Internet, use online documentation, manage user processes, employ utilities, protect files and directories, use variables, programming structures, access resources throughout the file system, and write shell scripts. No previous UNIX experience is required.

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Wed. July 2, Berkeley