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UNIX®:
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What is this course about?This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the UNIX operating system family and lays the
foundation for taking the next step toward becoming an effective system, network or database
administrator on a UNIX platform. You learn to navigate the directory hierarchy, manipulate files, interact
with UNIX graphical user interfaces (GUIs), utilize shells and filters, write and run simple shell scripts,
and perform some basic administration tasks. Who will benefit from this course?This course is an in-depth, "nuts-and-bolts" introduction to UNIX that will benefit programmers, system
administrators, application support specialists, help desk personnel, and other "power users" who need a
solid background in the UNIX system.What background do I need? Previous experience with UNIX is not required for this course. Familiarity operating a computer systems is
assumed. It is recommended that participants have a few years experience with Microsoft
Windows.What is UNIX used for?UNIX is a multi-user, multitasking operating system designed for applications that demand exceptionally
powerful or robust environments. It is frequently used as a server platform, hosting large, mission-critical
applications such as corporate databases, enterprise resource planning systems and customer relationship management. UNIX is the most common operating system for servers on the Internet. Running on 32- and
64-bit processors, many versions of UNIX support servers containing dozens of processors, and/or
clusters consisting of hundreds of machines. Despite this power, UNIX can also run on inexpensive
personal computers and is gaining ground as an alternative desktop operating system. Which versions of UNIX are covered in this course?The various versions of the UNIX family are very similar to one another. The fundamentals of using files,
directories, commands, filters and shell scripts are identical from one version to another. The differences
between versions are subtle and do not effect the core principles of UNIX. In other words, if you can
use one version, you can use them all!Popular version of the UNIX family include:
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Training Dates
| Jun 26 - 29 | Alexandria, VA enroll |
| Jul 10 - 13 | Toronto enroll |
| Jul 24 - 27 | Rockville, MD enroll |
| Aug 7 - 10 | New York enroll |
| Sep 25 - 28 | Reston, VA enroll |
| Oct 23 - 26 | Alexandria, VA enroll |
| Nov 13 - 16 | Rockville, MD enroll |
| Dec 4 - 7 | New York enroll |
| Jan 15 - 18 | Reston, VA enroll |
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