Unix is a popular operating system used on many central systems and web servers. This workshop is intended for people who have little or no experience working with Unix from the command line. It gives a quick overview of how Unix works, explains the directory structures, and provides guided practice with core file management commands and setting file permissions. File archiving, file compression, and secure file copying are also covered.
Objectives
- Maintain UNIX accounts
- Manage files and directories
- Set File Permissions
- Archive and compress files
- Share and copy files
Prerequisite Skills
- launch an application
- use a keyboard and perform typing tasks
- perform basic computing and file management tasks
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Enroll in on-line on-demand course.The Supercomputing for Everyone Series (SC4ES) aims to bring more users into the realm of advanced computing, whether it be visualization, computation, analytics, storage, or any related discipline. Research Technologies can take you to the next level of computing.
Supercomputing for Everyone Series workshops and seminars are led by personnel from Research Technologies, a division of University Information Technology Services and a center in the Pervasive Technology Institute at Indiana University.