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    This document outlines a course on Fundamentals of System Administration. The 3 credit, 3 hour per week course introduces students to operating system concepts, Linux commands, and shell scripting. Key topics covered include processes, memory management, I/O systems, file systems, directory structures, and basic Linux commands for file and directory management. Students will learn shell scripting and be able to use conditionals and loops to solve problems. Assessment includes quizzes and exams to test students' understanding of the concepts taught in the 45 hour semester long course. Required resources include an operating systems textbook and a Linux command and shell scripting Bible.

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    This document outlines a course on Fundamentals of System Administration. The 3 credit, 3 hour per week course introduces students to operating system concepts, Linux commands, and shell scripting. Key topics covered include processes, memory management, I/O systems, file systems, directory structures, and basic Linux commands for file and directory management. Students will learn shell scripting and be able to use conditionals and loops to solve problems. Assessment includes quizzes and exams to test students' understanding of the concepts taught in the 45 hour semester long course. Required resources include an operating systems textbook and a Linux command and shell scripting Bible.

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    This document outlines a course on Fundamentals of System Administration. The 3 credit, 3 hour per week course introduces students to operating system concepts, Linux commands, and shell scripting. Key topics covered include processes, memory management, I/O systems, file systems, directory structures, and basic Linux commands for file and directory management. Students will learn shell scripting and be able to use conditionals and loops to solve problems. Assessment includes quizzes and exams to test students' understanding of the concepts taught in the 45 hour semester long course. Required resources include an operating systems textbook and a Linux command and shell scripting Bible.

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    Program : Diploma in Information Technology

    Course Title: Fundamentals of System


    Course Code : 3262
    Administration

    Semester : 3 Credits: 3

    Course Category: Program Core

    Periods per week: 3(L:3 T:0 P:0) Periods per semester: 45

    Course Objectives:

    ● To provide the basic concept of the operating system and its functions.
    ● To develop programs using shell scripting.
    ● To use Linux utilities and shell scripting to solve problems.

    Course Pre-requisites:

    Topic Course Code Course Name Semester


    Basic Knowledge of IT
    Introduction to IT system 1
    systems
    Control structure and
    Problem Solving & Programming 2
    loop

    Course Outcomes:

    On completion of the course, students will be able to:

    Duration Cognitive
    COn Description
    (Hours) Level
    Outline the basic concept of system software,
    CO1 10 Understanding
    operating system and program execution.
    Illustrate Process Concepts, Ideas in Memory
    CO2 Management, I/O Systems, file and Directory 12 Understanding
    Management.
    Illustrate the Concept of Linux Commands and
    CO3 12 Understanding
    Basics of Shell Scripting.
    Summarize the Concept of Shell Scripting in Linux Understanding
    CO4 9
    to solve problems.

    Series Test 2
    CO – PO Mapping

    Course
    PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7
    Outcomes
    CO1 2
    CO2 2
    CO3 2
    CO4 2

    3-Strongly mapped, 2-Moderately mapped, 1-Weakly mapped

    Course Outline

    Module Duration Cognitive


    Description
    Outcomes (Hours) Level
    Outline the Basic Concept of System Software, Operating System
    CO1
    And Program Execution.
    Recall the concepts of Software, Application
    M1.01 software operating system and System 1 Remembering
    software.
    M1.02 Explain Usage of operating system. 1 Understanding
    M1.03 Classify the operating system services. 1 Understanding
    M1.04 Classify different types of operating systems. 2 Understanding
    M1.05 Explain program execution. 1 Understanding
    M1.06 List the I/O operation. 1 Remembering
    Illustrate how the file system manipulation are
    M1.07 1 Understanding
    done.
    M1.08 Recall communication. 1 Remembering
    M1.09 Explain error detection. 1 Understanding
    Contents:
    System Software: Basic software system classification-Application software, System
    Software.
    Operating System: Operating System Overview, Usage and Services of Operating System,
    Different type of Operating Systems.
    Program Execution: Program Execution Basics, I/O Operations, File System
    Manipulation, Communication, Error detection.
    Illustrate Process Concepts, Ideas in Memory Management, I/O Systems, file
    CO2
    and Directory Management.
    M2.01 Recall process 1 Remembering
    Explain process state and Process Control
    M2.02 1 Understanding
    Block
    M2.03 Explain the need for memory management 1 Understanding
    M2.04 Explain the concept and need of paging 1 Understanding
    M2.05 Summarize segmentation 1 Understanding
    M2.06 Explain virtual memory concept 1 Understanding
    M2.07 Explain the Basic of input output system 1 Understanding
    M2.08 Summarize file concept 1 Understanding
    M2.09 Compare different file access methods 2 Understanding
    M2.10 Classify various directory structures 2 Understanding
    Series Test – I 1
    Contents:
    Process Management: Process Concept, Process States, Process Control Block
    Memory Management: Need for Memory Management, Concept and need of Paging,
    segmentation, virtual memory. I/O System: Basics File System: file concept, different file
    access methods- (Direct access method, Sequential access method, Index access method),
    Directory Structures- (Single level directory structure, Two level directory structure, Tree
    directory structure)
    CO3 Illustrate the Concept of Linux Commands and Basics of Shell Scripting.
    Recall Directory management commands and
    M3.01 2 Remembering
    its needs
    Explain the different file management
    M3.02 2 Understanding
    commands.
    Explain the General-purpose command and
    M3.03 2 Understanding
    need for them.
    M3.04 Explain shell. 1 Understanding
    M3.05 Summarize kernel. 1 Understanding
    M3.06 Outline shell prompt. 1 Understanding
    Explain shell scripting and advantages of shell
    M3.07 2 Understanding
    script.
    M3.08 Summarize Linux environment variable 1 Understanding
    Contents:
    Directory Management Commands: ls, cd, pwd, mkdir, rmdir
    File Management Commands: cat, chmod, cp, mv, rm,
    General Purpose Commands: wc, od, lp, cal, who
    Shell Scripting: shell, kernel, shell prompt, shell scripting, Advantage of shell script, Linux
    environment variable

    CO4 Summarize the Concept of Shell Scripting in Linux to solve problems.


    Compare basic operators and its needs in Understanding
    M4.01 2
    shell scripting.
    Recall the concept of Decision making and Remembering
    M4.02 2
    looping structures in shell scripting
    M4.03 Illustrate shell looping concept 2 Understanding
    M4.04 Summarize loop controls in shell scripting 3 Understanding
    Series Test – II 1
    Contents:
    Basic Operators: Arithmetic Operators, Relational Operators and Boolean Operators.
    Decision Making: if else statement
    Shell loop: while loop and for loop
    Loop Control: break and continue statement.

    Text / Reference

    T/R Book Title/Author


    T1 Silverschatz, Galvin, Gagne “Operating System Concepts” 6th edition
    Richard Blum and Christine Bresnahan “Linux command line and shell scripting
    R1
    Bible”

    Online Resources:

    Sl.No Website Link


    1 http://www.dbit.ac.in/cse/syllabus/system-administration-lab.pdf

    2 https://www.linux.com/what-is-linux/
    3 https://www.redhat.com/en/topics/linux/what-is-linux

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