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Rationale
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Course Outcomes:
Students will be able to achieve & demonstrate the following COs on completion of course based learning
- Install Linux operating system.
- Execute general purpose commands of the Linux operating system.
- Manage files and directories in Linux operating system.
- Use vi editor in Linux operating system.
- Write programs using shell script.
Unit I
Introduction to Linux Operating System 1.1 Introduction to Operating System and Linux. 1.2 History, Overview of Linux 1.3 Shell: Bourne, Korn, Cshell. 1.4 Linux releases, Linux File Systems (ext) and versions.
Suggested Learning Pedagogy
Chalk-Board Presentations
Unit II
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Unit III
File Management in Linux 3.1 The file: Ordinary file, Directory file, Device file, File name, The parent-child relationship, UNIX file system tree, The Unix file system, The home directory 3.1.1 pwd: Checking your current directory, cd: Changing the current directory, mkdir: Making directories, rmdir: Removing directories, ls: Listing directory contents 3.2 Absolute pathnames, Relative pathnames 3.3 Handling ordinary files, cat: Displaying and creating files, cp: Copying file, rm: Deleting files, mv: Renaming files, more: Paging output 3.4 The lp subsystem: printing a file, file: knowing the file types 3.5 wc: Counting lines, words and characters, od: Displaying data in octal, cmp: Comparing two files, comm: What is common?, diff: Converting one file to other 3.6 gzip and gunzip: Compressing and decompressing files, tar: The archival program, zip and unzip: Compressing and archiving together 3.7 Basic file attributes, ls -l: Listing file attributes, the -d option: Listing directory attributes 3.8 File ownership, File permissions, chmod: Changing file permissions, directory permission, Changing file ownership, chown: Changing file owner, chgrp: Changing group owner
Suggested Learning Pedagogy
Demonstration Presentations
Unit IV
The vi Editor and Shell 4.1 The vi Editor: vi Command, Input, and Line Editing Modes. 4.2 Creating, Saving and Quitting a File in vi, Managing Editing Modes in vi. 4.3 vi Editing Commands: Common Operations. 4.4 Navigation: Movement in the four direction (h, j, k and l), Word navigation ( b, e and w), Moving to Line extremes (0, | and $), Scrolling ([Ctrl-f], [Ctrl-b], [Ctrl-d] and [Ctrl-u], Absolute Movement (G) 4.5 Searching for a pattern( / and ?), Repeating the last pattern search (n and N) 4.6 The Shell: The Shell’s interpretive cycle, Shell offerings, Pattern matching: The wild-cards, Escaping and quoting, Redirection: The three standard files, /dev/null and /dev/tty: Two special files 4.7 Pipes, tee: Creating a tee, Common substitution, Shell Variables
Suggested Learning Pedagogy
Demonstration Presentations
Unit V
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Practical / Tutorial Experiences
- Install the Linux Operating System.
- Execute general purpose Linux commands.
- Execute general-purpose Linux commands.
- Execute file and Directory manipulation commands.
- Execute file and Directory manipulation commands.
- Execute Linux commands for compressing, decompressing, and archiving files.
- Change file and directory permissions.
- Use the vi editor to create and edit files.
- Use wildcard characters.
- Use of Pipes in Linux.
- Execute input and output redirection in Linux.
- Execute the filters commands in Linux.
- Execute filters commands in Linux.
- Execute shell scripts.
- Execute the Shell script by using the if statement.
- Execute a Shell script by using the while loop.
- Execute a Shell script by using the for loop.
Laboratory Equipment/Software Required
- Computer system with all necessary components like; motherboard, random access memory (RAM), read-only memory (ROM), internal hard disk drives, Mouse, Keyboard, and opensource operating System. (RedHat, Ubuntu etc.). All
Suggested Learning Materials
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Learning Websites & Portals
- https://maker.pro/linux/tutorial/basic-linux-commands-for-beginners Linux Basic Commands
- https://www.guru99.com/must-know-linux-commands.html Linux Basic Commands
- https://www.shellscript.sh/ Shell Scripts and Programs
- https://www.tutorialspoint.com/unix/shell_scripting.html Shell Scripts and Programs examples
- https://spoken-tutorial.org/tutorial Online Course
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