Unix Shell Scripting course in Kalwa

HI Friends,


As Shell scripting is essential part of system administration day to
day
task. We are going to soon start shell scripting course.
Let us know if any body or there friends intrested for same.


*Below are contents.*


*Introduction*


This course is designed for beginners who wish to learn the basics of
shell
scripting/programming plus introduction to power tools such as awk,
sed,
etc. This course contains examples rather than all the features of
shell.
*Audience for this course*


I assume you have at least working knowledge of Linux i.e. basic
commands
like how to create, copy, remove files/directories etc or how to use
editor
like vi or mcedit and login to your system. But not expects any
programming
language experience. If you have access to Linux, this course will
provide
you an easy-to-follow introduction to shell scripting.
*What's different about this course*


Many other tutorial and books on Linux /Aixshell scripting are either
too
basic, or skips important intermediate steps. But this course,
maintained
the balance between these two. It covers the many real life modern
example
of shell scripting which are almost missed by many other
tutorials/documents/books. The idea is very clear "*do it yourself or
learn
by doing*" i.e. trying things yourself is the best way to learn, so
examples
are presented as complete working shell scripts, which can be typed
in and
executed
*Sessions Organization*


Session 1 to 4 shows most of the useful and important shell
scripting
concepts.


Session 5: introduction to tools & utilities which can be used while
programming the Linux shell smartly.


Session 6 and 7: Is all about expression and expression mostly used
by tools
such as sed and awk. Chapter 8 is loaded with tons of shell
scripting
examples divided into different categories. Chapter 9 gives more
resources
information which can be used while learning the shell scripting
like
information on Linux file system, common Linux command reference and
other
resources.

Session 1 introduces to basic concepts such as what is Linux, where
Linux
can used and continue enplaning the shell, shell script and kernel
etc.


Session 2 shows how to write the shell script and execute them. It
explains
many basic concepts which require writing shell script.


Session 3 is all about making decision in shell scripting as well as
loops
in shell. It explains what expression are, how shell understands the
condition/decisions. It also shows you nesting concept for if and for
loop
statement and debugging of shell script.


Session 4 introduces the many advanced shell scripting concepts such
as
function, user interface, File Descriptors, signal handling,
Multiple
command line arguments etc.


Session 5 introduces to powerful utility programs which can be used
variety
of purpose while programming the shell scripting.


Session 6 and 7 gives more information on patterns, filters,
expressions,
and off course sed and awk.


Session 8 contains lot of example of shell scripting divided into
various
category such as logic development, system administration etc.

Regards


Shubham-
[email]shubhamcomp@gmail.com[/email]

On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 23:25:54 -0700 (PDT),
Shubham <shubhamcomp@gmail.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> HI Friends,[/color]

Err, who are you?

[color=blue]
> As Shell scripting is essential part of system administration day to
> day task. We are going to soon start shell scripting course. Let us
> know if any body or there friends intrested for same.[/color]


Most people here will have that skill down pat already, and even more
won't be located in Kalwa (wherever that is). So, I suggest that instead
of announcing this world-wide to an audience that is likely far beyond
what you can teach, you could find a better venue to announce this.


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On Sep 23, 3:24 am, jpd <read_the_...@do.not.spam.it.invalid> wrote:[color=blue][color=green]
> > As Shell scripting is essential part of system administration day to
> > day task. We are going to soon start shell scripting course. Let us
> > know if any body or there friends intrested for same.[/color]
>
> Most people here will have that skill down pat already, and even more
> won't be located in Kalwa (wherever that is). So, I suggest that instead
> of announcing this world-wide to an audience that is likely far beyond
> what you can teach, you could find a better venue to announce this.[/color]

The name "Kalwa" rang a bell; it's a suburb of Mumbai, India. Two
good venues for such announcements in the future would be:

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