What's In It For Me
- Be competent in command line and shell scripting in Linux environment.
- Learn to test and implement commands effeiciently.
- Learn to use programming functions through scripting directly within the operating systems interface.
Course Overview
NTUC LearningHub Course Code: NICF115
SkillsConnect Code: CRS-Q-0038746-ICT
This course is designed to assist participants to learn and master Linux command line and shell scripting. This course will enable Network or Linux System - Users, Administrators, Operators, Auditors, Managers, Implementers and testers to gain necessary skills to carry out their job in the Linux environment.
Scripting allows the use of programming functions such as for loops, if/then/else statements, and so forth directly within the operating systems interface. Following are some benefits of scripting.
- Using the system object attributes
- Automating a process
- Run a job/file based on specific requirements
- Independent handling and auditing
- Avoiding errors and increase efficiency
- Recursive calls
Who Should Attend
- Internal / External / Technology Auditors
- Network / Systems / IT Security Engineers
- Network / Systems / Security operation-support Engineers
- Network and Systems / Security Managers
- Application Developers who are creating relevant tools / utilities
- Individuals pursing competency building in Linux environment
Course Duration
3 Days / 24 Hours
Course Outline
- Linux Command Line
- Starting with Linux Shell
- Getting to the Shell
- Basic bash Shell Commands
- More bash Shell Commands
- Understanding the Shell
- Using Linux Environment Variables
- Understanding Linux File Permissions
- Managing File Systems
- Installing Software
- Working with Editors
- Shell Scripting Basic
- Using Structured Commands
- More Structured Commands
- Handling User Input
- Presenting Data
- Script Control
- Advanced Shell Scripting
- Creating Functions
- Writing Scripts for Graphical Desktops
- Introducing sed and gawk
- Regular Expressions
- Advanced sed
- Advanced gawk
- Working with Alternative Shells
- Use Alternative Shells
- Writing Simple Script Utilities
- Creating Practical Scripts
- Producing Scripts for Database, Web and E-Mail
- Creating Fun Little Shell Scripts
Mode of Assessment
Students must complete a paper-based NICF assessment during class.
Certification Obtained and Conferred by
Awarded NICF Statement of Attainments (SOAs)
Upon completion of the course, students will also be awarded with SOAs from SSG.
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More Information
- (Local Institution) NTUC LearningHub
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