4 Weeks Linux & Unix Training in Paris | April 20, 2020 - May 13, 2020

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4 Weeks Linux and Unix developer training for beginners is being taught from April 20,  2020 - May 13, 2020  US Pacific Time for 16 hours.

This training covers Linux and Unix Training where students gain skills to manage data, execute commands and customize LINUX and UNIX programming environment. <ul><li>All Published Ticket Prices Are in US Dollars</li><li>This course will be taught in English language</li></ul><h3>4 Weeks Linux and Unix training Schedule</h3><ul><li>April 20, 2020 - May 13, 2020 US Pacific time</li><li>4 Weeks | 2 hours on Mondays, 2 hours on Wednesdays every week | US Pacific Time</li><li>6:30 PM - 8:30 PM US Pacific time each of those days</li><li><a href="https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html?iso=20200421T013000&p1=234" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Please click here to add your location and find your local date and time for the 1st session to be held on April 20, 2020 at 6:30 PM US Pacific Time</a></li></ul><h3>Features and Benefits</h3><ul><li>Training material along with instructor hand outs, Practical Hands-on Lab exercises, useful resources on the cloud provided</li><li>Actual code and scripts provided</li><li>Real-life Scenarios</li></ul><h3></h3><h3>Who can take this course</h3>Anyone aspiring to learn new technology can take this the course. Students and professionals interested in gaining knowledge in Linux should opt for the course.<h3></h3><h3>Prerequisites</h3><ul><li>Basic knowledge about Operating System and its functionalities.</li><li>Familiarity with various computer concepts.</li></ul><h3></h3><h3>Course Outline</h3>1. UNIX File System Architecture•	Boot Block•	Super Block•	Inode Block•	Data Block2. File System of UNIX•	Ordinary Files•	Directory Files•	Device Files•	The Structure of UNIX File system3. Different UNIX Commands•	pwd, who, whoami•	exit, date, cal, exit, banner4. Links•	Hard Link•	Soft link or Symbolic Link•	Unlink5. Complex Filters•	tr, comm., tee, sed, nl6. Working with Files•	cat, touch, rm•	cp, mv, ln, wc7. Working with Directories•	mkdir, cd, rmdir, rm8. Displaying Files•	ls, ls with options9. Simple Filters•	pg, more, less, head, tail, paste, cut, sort10. Zip Files•	gzip, gunzip, zcat, compress•	Uncompress, pack, unpack and Pcat11. Printing Files•	lp, cancel12. Finding Files•	find, locate etc.,13. Input and Output Redirection•	Redirecting Output•	Redirecting Input•	Standard error14. Shell Meta Characters•	File substitution•	I/O redirection•	Process Execution•	Quoting meta characters•	Positional parameters•	Special Parameters15. More Filters•	grep, grep with options•	fgrep, egrep16. Regular Expressions and Patterns•	What is Pattern?•	Usage of regular expression•	Different types of patterns17. How C programs are useful for solving problems in UNIX18. UNIX Commands•	Uniq•	Diff•	cmp19. Backup Utilities•	tar, cpio20. Piping•	Usage of piping•	Piping with filters21. File Permissions•	chmod, chown, chgrp, umask22. Communication Commands•	write, wall, mail, mail with options23. Networking commands•	telnet, ftp, rlogin, finger, etc..24. Disk Utilities•	df, du, mount, unmount25. Job Control•	Foreground jobs•	Background jobs•	Killing jobs•	Nohup26. Prcoess Status•	Ps•	Kill•	Pkill27. Job scheduling•	At•	Crontab•	Batch28. ed, ex and vi editors•	Command mode•	Insert mode•	Ex command mode29. Shell Scripting•	What is shell scripting?•	Importance of shell scripting•	Different types of shells•	Creating Shell script•	Making shell script executable30. Shell Input and Output•	echo, print, read31. Backslash character constants aliases and History concept variables•	What is a variable?•	System defined variables•	Environment Variables•	User defined variables•	Constant variables•	Local and Global variables•	Special Variables•	Comments32. Operators•	Arithmetic Operators•	Relational Operators•	Relational ASCII operators•	Logical Operators•	Assignment Operators33. Flow Control Structure•	If, if….else•	If… elif•	Case34. Looping•	while, until, for, break, continue35. Formatted I/O36. Namespaces in UNIX37. Introduction to Message Queues38. Introduction to Different Types of System Calls39. Programming Aspects of Berkeley Sockets &amp; Reserved Ports40. UNIX Domain Protocol 41. Socket Addresses