Shell Scripting

Shell Scripting

Overview/Description
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
Course Number
Expertise Level

Overview/Description
Learn shell scripts for Unix systems and discover various ways of filtering command line data. The Unix shell acts as a command line interpreter and typically controls operations such as file manipulation, program execution, and printing. During this course, you will learn to configure and execute a shell script and run Unix commands as background processes. Next, explore common shell script constructs, such as variables, conditional execution, and loops, to iterate through command sets. Examine various ways to filter and format commands and command line data. Finally, run regular expressions (regex) to search and filter data via grep and Awk commands.

Target Audience
Technicians who want to get a thorough grounding of Unix principles through hands-on examples

Prerequisites
None

Expected Duration (hours)
1.0

Lesson Objectives

Shell Scripting

start the course

recognize regex syntax for searching and filtering

recognize which Unix commands are used for filtering and formatting

filter data using grep

filter data using awk

run Unix commands in the background

specify how shell scripts are created and how they execute

recognize variable scopes and how they are used

use if statements to control script flow

use loops to iterate through a set of commands

configure and execute a shell script

filter data and create shell scripts

Course Number:
lu_unop_a08_it_enus

Expertise Level
Beginner