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1. To The UNIX Shell Programming Course itself
2. SHELL Capabilities
Interpret Commands Interactively
Manage I/O Standard Data Streams
Manage Command Line Editing
Provide a Command history
Provide Job Control
Manage Session Environment
Interpret and Run Batch Programs (Scripts)
Provide Command Aliases and Functions
3. SHELL Notes
Week 1 Notes
Week 1 Short Question
Week 2 Notes
Week 2 Short Question
Class Question of the Week
Week 3 Notes
Week 3 Short Question
Question of the Week
Week 4 Notes
Question of the Week
Week 4 Short Question
Week 6 Notes
Question of the Week
Week 5 Short Question
Week 7 Notes
Question of the Week; Some Answers
Week 6 Short Question
Question of the Week
Week 8 Notes
Week 9 Notes
4. awk Notes
Week 7 Notes (awk) from CIS 215
5. sed Notes
"Week 9" Notes from CIS 215
6. perl Notes
Perl Notes Part 1
Perl Notes Part 2
Perl Notes Part 3
7. Command line Tutorials
Tutorial #1 General User Interface Facilities
Tutorial #2 Shell History Facilities
Tutorial #3 Shell Aliases and Functions
Tutorial #4 Tilde Expansion, Quotes, Command Substitution
Tutorial #5 Options Job Control, Typeset Command
8. Other Tutorials
Tutorial #14 awk: Basic Processing of data in files
9. Kochan and Wood Exercises
Exercises Chapter 2
Exercises Chapter 4
Exercises Chapter 5
Exercises Chapter 6
Exercises Chapter 7
Exercises Chapter 8
Exercises Chapter 9
10. HTML Tutorials
HTML Introduction
HTML Tutorial And Reference
11. Other Links
UNIX is a
four letter word and vi is its two letter abbreviation
Questions? Robert Katz: rkatz@ned.highline.edu