Ubuntu Linux Fundamentals - A Practical Approach to Learning

About this course

Ubuntu (pronounced oo-BOON-too) is a free, open source operating system (OS) based on Debian Linux. It was first released in 2004, when Mark Shuttleworth and a small team of Debian developers founded Canonical and then launched the Ubuntu project.Course ContentIntroductionAbout the Course ModuleInstallation of Oracle VM VirtualBox Manager Installation of Ubuntu Operating System. Linux File System Hierarchy ConceptsOverview of Linux File System HierarchyAbsolute & Relative PathsPractice Lab SessionStandard Input and Output Redirections in Linuxstandard input (stdin)standard output (stdout) standard error (stderr)Practice Session - Standard IO RedirectionsStandard Output to a File ( tee command )Recall QuizText Processing Commands in LinuxPipes in LinuxStandard Output to a File (tee command)Practice Lab SessionCut - Text Processing CommandsRecall QuizAwk - Text Processing CommandsPractice Session - Awk CommandRecall QuizGrep/Egrep  - Text Processing CommandsPractice Session - Grep/Egrep - Text Processing CommandsRecall QuizSort/uniq - Text Processing CommandsPractice Session - Text Processing CommandsRecall QuizWC - Text Processing CommandsPractice Session - WC Text Processing CommandsRecall QuizManaging filesCompare file - diff & cmp commandsPractice Session - diff & cmp commandsRecall Quiz</

Course objectives

• familiarize with Ubuntu installation and basic operations
• develop skills in file management within a Linux environment
• gain proficiency in using command-line text processing tools