| Program Detail |
: This comprehensive introduction to the UNIX operating system is designed for computer system programmers and users who wish to add an understanding of UNIX to their skills. Topics include logging in, the visual editor, file management, text processing, electronic mail, the directory structure, UNIX handling of files and processes, basic shell utilities, and writing shell scripts. (Using UNIX to write programs is not covered.)
Prerequisite: This course requires facility in using the World Wide Web to locate information, perform internet searches, reference internet sites, etc. The course also requires access to a UNIX system or a system capable of running the Linux operating system. Supervised final examination.
UNIX remote account option: If you already have Internet Access (World Wide Web) you may sign up to have access to a remote UNIX system during your six-month course. This account can be used as a supplement to the course. Send your name, address, daytime phone number and non-refundable $50 check or money order to: On-line Account, c/o MLA, PO BOX 10164, Berkeley, CA 94709. You will be mailed your remote access account login and password with instructions on how to set up access. |
