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Description: (formerly called Fundamentals of Unix: Shell and awk Programming) This course teaches the Unix computer professional the techniques needed to develop advanced shell and reporting type procedures under Unix. Techniques in the major shells will be shown. Note that all Unix systems support all of the techniques in this course.

Audience: This course is for computer professionals, including users, systems administrators, and applications or systems programmers.

Prerequisites: Unix/Linux Operating System (TTUN00), or equivalent experience.

Objectives:

• Use Unix, awk, sed, Bourne and Korn shell commands
• Use shell commands to process files of data
• Create shell commands scripts
• Generate reports using the (n)awk facility
• Develop executable files
• Learn to use the powerful Regular Expressions

• Shell Overview
• Data types
• Shell programming constructs (Selection, Iteration )
• Functions
• Unix productivity tools
• Regular expressions
• The sed utility and its applications
• Information processing using awk