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Symbiosis International (Deemed University)

COURSE DETAILS

Name of the Programme : Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)


Semester : 2
Course Name : Linux Shell Scripting
Course Code : T3200
No. of Credit : 2

Learning Objectives:
Hands on experience on Linux OS to understand the functionalities of
operating system, and various flavors of shell scripting. After completing this
students will be able to understand:
1. Basis of Linux shell scripting
2. Understand the basics of user commands
3. Write shell scripts and use it to save time with automated scripts
4. Customizing shell start-up files
5. Creating nifty utilities
6. Control your administration tasks such as Linux user management,
Linux system monitoring etc.

Course Outline:

Module Topic
No.
1 Brief recap of Linux/Unix architecture and concepts
2 Cron, significant file formats
3 Bash profiles, mounting
4 What is the Shell?
 Shell Responsibilities
 Program Execution
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 Filename Substitution
 Variable Expansion
 Environment Variables
 Quoting
5 I/O Redirection
 stdin, stdout & stderr
 Device Files
 Here Documents
 Pipes & Filters
6 Commands and Filters
 cat, touch, find
 head, tail
 sort, cut wc
 grep family
 xargs
 pv
7 Regular Expressions
 Regular Expressions Intro
 BREs (Basic Regular Expressions)
8 Shell Scripts And Programming
 What is a Shell Script?
 Invoking Shell Scripts
 Permissions
 Comments
 Which Shell gets run?
 Passing Arguments from the Command Line
 Grouping Commands
9 Making Decisions and Loops
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 Exit Status
 if Statement
 Testing Conditions
 read command
 Arithmetic
 case Statement
10 Benefits and Uses of Loops
 for Loop
 Three-expression for Loop
 Infinite Loops
 Conditional Exits with break
 Continuation with continue
 while Loop
 until Loop

Books Recommended:
 Linux Shell Scripting Tutorial v1.05r3 A Beginner's handbook
Copyright © 1999-2002 by Vivek G. Gite
 Manual Pages

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