Course Description:-

INTRODUCTION:

This course will take you through the basics of Linux to begin with. This course is not intended towards pure beginners. One must have atleast some background in any programming language to know how coding works. Even knowing atleast how pseudo code works will help. Following are the chapters that will be taught in the whole course:

• Basics to Linux
• Writing and Debugging Scripts
• Manipulating Bash Environment
• Regexes or Regular Expressions
• Stream Editor
• Awk Programming
• Conditions and Loops
• Interactive Scripts

The whole course will be taught in a Virtual Machine and will be based on LinuxMint Cinnamon 17.1. One can however use any other Linux distro or even properly customized Debian. Scripts created in Linux will work on Mac as well provided proper support files have been added. One can even use Cygwin for windows instead of the VmWare, but is not recommended since it has created problems in the past when messing with Permissions. Having some basics in batch file programming will speed up the process to understand the shell commands. Few apps may need SuperUser access, thus one needs to be root when developing the said apps above.

Target Customers App Development with Linux:

• Students
• Professionals
• People wanting to use Linux on daily Basis
• System Administrators
• School I.T. Professors

 Pre-Requisites App Development with Linux:

• Basic Computer Knowledge
• Passion to learn
• Basic terminologies of Linux
• Batch Programming(optional)
• Python(optional)

Course Objective:

• To do automated tasks in Linux by developing system related apps.
• To develop apps for daily usage using bash

Benefits of online course:

• High Quality Content
• Learn Anywhere Anytime & at Your Pace
• 24X7 Customer Support
• Complete Student Support Throughout The Program
• Course Completion Certificate 
• Lifetime course access

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CURRICULUM

Section 1: The Basics

1. Overview of Bash
2. Introduction to Bash
3. Advantages of Bash over sh
4. Continuation of Advantages of Bash over sh
5. Built-in Shell Commands
6. Continuation of Built-in Shell Commands
7. Shell Structure,order and Logic
8. Continuation of Shell Structure,order and Logic
9. Echo vs printf and Initialization Scripts
10. Continuation of Echo vs printf and Initialization Scripts

Section 2: Writing and Debugging Scripts

1. Creating and Executing scripts
2. Continuation of Creating and Executing scripts
3. Debugging scripts
4. Continuation of Debugging scripts

Section 3: Manipulating Bash Environment

1. Modifying Startup Files
2. Continuation of Modifying Startup Files
3. Editing Bashrc files
4. Continuation of Editing Bashrc files
5. Global and Local variables
6. Continuation of Global and Local variables
7. Special Parameters and Backup Script App
8. Continuation of Special Parameters and Backup Script App
9. Backup Script Application
10. Continuation of Backup Script Application
11. Character Quoting and Parameter Expansion
12. Continuation of Character Quoting and Parameter Expansion
13. Command Substitution and Word Splitting
14. Defining and removing Aliases

Section 4: Regexes or Regular Expressions

1. Introduction to Regular Expressions
2. Character Classes and Wildcards
3. Continuation of Character Classes and Wildcards

Section 5: GNU Stream Editor

1. Steam Editor or SEd
2. Continuation of Steam Editor or SEd
3. Replacing fields with Stream Editor
4. Continuation of Replacing fields with Stream Editor

Section 6: GNU Awk Programming

1. Introduction to GAWK
2. Formatting Fields
3. Working with Regexes in Awk
4. Continuation of Working with Regexes in Awk
5. GAWK Scripting
6. Continuation of GAWK Scripting

Section 7: Conditional Statements

1. Using if Statements
2. Continuation of Using if Statements
3. Applications of if statement
4. Continuation of Applications of if statement
5. String comparisons and other constructs
6. Continuation of String comparisons and other constructs
7. Writing App scripts using if, else and then
8. Continuation of Writing App scripts using if, else and then
9. Elif construct
10. Continuation of Elif construct
11. Boolean Statement
12. Boolean Operations
13. Continuation of Boolean Operations
14. Case Syntax

Section 8: Interactive Scripts

1. Introduction to Interactive Scripts
2. Writing Interactive Scripts
3. More on Writing the Script
4. Read Command
5. Scripts with User Input Prompt
6. Writing the Script
7. Redirection and File Descriptors
8. Redirecting the Errors
9. Reading and Executing File
10. Assigning File Descriptors to Files

Section 9: Loops

1. The For Loop
2. The White Loop
3. Control While Loops with Keyboard Input
4. Script for Calculating the Average of User Input
5. The Until Loop
6. IO Redirection with Loops
7. Break Statements
8. Writing Break Statements
9. Continue Statements
10. Writing Continue Statements
11. Select Construct
12. Shift Built-in Construct

Section 10: Variables

1. More on Shift built-in Construct
2. Types of Variables
3. Variable Arrays
4. Practicals- AWS Script File
5. Creating Variable Arrays- Second Method
6. Calculating the Weak of the Year
7. Arithmetic Variables

Section 11: Functions

1. Exporting the String
2. Introduction to Functions
3. Displaying Functions
4. Installing and using SSH
5. Remote backups Script

Section 12: Catching Signals

1. Remote backups Script- Bupbash
2. Signals and Keyboard Interaction
3. Signal and Kill interaction
4. Signal and Kill interaction- Practical

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