Course Description:-

INTRODUCTION:

The students required the training on Linux operating System because the most of the students familiarize with Windows XP, Windows 7 etc. but Linux operating system is new for student that’s why students required training on Linux operating system In the Linux main Important concept is –

Kernal: Kernel is the core part of Linux operating system. Linux operating system is responsible for all major activities of operating system. It consists of various modules and its directly interacts with the basics of hardware. Kernel provides the required abstraction and hides low level hardware details to the system.

System Literary: System libraries of Linux are nothing but the special functions or programs using that program or system utilities it can access the Kernel’s features. These System libraries implements most of the functionalities of Operating System and also do not requires the kernel module code access rights.
Understanding Kernal in Linux is very important

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CURRICULUM

Section 1: UNIX Introduction

1. Lecture1:Basics of Unix operating system
2. Lecture2:Unix Architecture
3. Lecture3:Commands and Utilities
4. Lecture4:Changing Password, Listing Directories
5. Lecture5:Logging in, Logout

Section 2: Files and directories

1. Lecture6:Unix File Management
2. Lecture7:Listing Files
3. Lecture8:LS Command
4. Lecture9:LS-L, Met characters
5. Lecture10:Hidden Files
6. Lecture11:Other LS Command Variants
7. Lecture12:Displaying Files Recursively by LS-R Command
8. Lecture13:Creating Files in Unix
9. Lecture14:Editing Files
10. Lecture15:Display Contents of a File
11. Lecture16:Copying Files in Unix

Section 3: UNIX Directory Management

1. Lecture17:Standard Unix Streams
2. Lecture18:Absolute/Relative Path Names
3. Lecture19:Removing Directories

Section 4: UNIX Permissions

1. Lecture20:Unix – File Permission / Access Modes
2. Lecture21:File Access Modes
3. Lecture22:Using chmod in Symbolic Mode
4. Lecture23:Use of chmod in with Absolute Permissions

Section 5: Permissions Environment

1. Lecture24:Permissions+Environment Part 1
2. Lecture25:Permissions+Environment Part 2
3. Lecture26:Permissions+Environment Part 3
4. Lecture27:Permissions+Environment Part 4
5. Lecture28:Permissions+Environment Part 5
6. Lecture29:Permissions+Environment Part 6
7. Lecture30:Permissions+Environment Part 7
8. Lecture31:Permissions+Environment Part 8

Section 6: Basic file utility +pipes and Filters

1. Lecture32:Basic file utility + pipes and Filters Part 1
2. Lecture33:Basic file utility+ pipes and Filters Part 2
3. Lecture34:Basic file utility +pipes and Filters Part 3
4. Lecture35:Basic file utility +pipes and Filters Part 4
5. Lecture36:Basic file utility +pipes and Filters Part 5
6. Lecture37:Basic file utility +pipes and Filters Part 6
7. Lecture38:Basic file utility +pipes and Filters Part 7
8. Lecture39:Basic file utility +pipes and Filters Part 8

Section 7: UNIX Important Commands

1. Lecture40: Unix Important Commands Part 1
2. Lecture41: Unix Important Commands Part 2
3. Lecture42: Unix Important Commands Part 3
4. Lecture43: Unix Important Commands Part 4
5. Lecture44: Unix Important Commands Part 5
6. Lecture45: Unix Important Commands Part 6
7. Lecture46: Unix Important Commands Part 7

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