Unix Class 3
February 8, 2024 — 17:30
(Posted on 2024-02-08)Learn practical UNIX skills and become proficient with pipes, filters, and processes!
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Information
Why do I care? In many CS classes at the University of Minnesota, working with CSE Lab machines and UNIX systems is important. Despite many students spending hours working in the shell and with other tools, there’s not always enough time for these tools to be covered in classes.
In Unix Classes, we'll teach you the basics of working with the shell and the command line, as well as scripting, Git (version control), Vim (+ other editors), and other important topics to Computer Science. No prior knowledge of UNIX is required!
Plus, there's free food! Attendance is free as always and open to anyone.
What is a UNIX, and how do I use it?
UNIX is a term that broadly encompasses a type of operating system and their associated tools. Linux, for example, is an operating system in the UNIX tradition. A majority of CSE Labs machines run a UNIX derivative. We'll teach you the basics of using UNIX systems, including the command line. This is super helpful for Computer Science classes.
What will be Covered in this class?
We will be covering pipes, filters, and processes. All ways to deal with the output you get from programs. Ideally, you have a basic understanding of the shell; if you missed Unix Class 2, that's okay!
Where are the UNIX Classes?
Keller Hall 3-210
Organizer
- Nadia
- Riley
