Shell Scripting using Bash. SNSE
Introduction
This course offers an in-depth exploration of shell scripting using Bash, the default shell in most Linux distributions and macOS. Designed for beginners and intermediate users, the curriculum starts with basic command-line concepts and evolves into complex scripting practices. Trainees will learn to write, debug, and maintain efficient Bash scripts, automating tasks, processing data, and enhancing productivity.
Silent Features of The Program
Objective
This course framework is structured to progressively build students' skills from basic command-line operations to advanced Bash scripting capabilities, preparing them for various roles in system administration, development, and IT operations.
Duration
The Training program should finish in 15 working days.
There would be 15 Onlne Sessions of 1 Hours each.
Every Session have related assignment.
Training Methodology
C Programming would be done on Linux Systems using gcc compiler and gdb debugger
Hands on approach to training, behaviorial model of training would be practiced.
Interactive sessions with live coding examples
Step-by-step lab sessions for real-world scripting tasks
Peer reviews and group discussions for collaborative learning
Access to a virtual lab environment for practice and assignments
Target Audience
System administrators
Developers working on Linux/Unix platforms
IT professionals and enthusiasts looking to automate tasks in Linux/Unix
Beginners with interest in command-line tools
Developers working on Linux/Unix platforms
IT professionals and enthusiasts looking to automate tasks in Linux/Unix
Beginners with interest in command-line tools
Pre-requisite
Basic understanding of Linux/Unix command line
Familiarity with programming concepts is helpful but not required
Familiarity with programming concepts is helpful but not required
Course Format
Online Sessions
Hands-on coding labs
Assignment for Every Session
Quizzes and exams
Instructional Strategies
Interactive lectures with live coding examples
Step-by-step lab sessions for real-world scripting tasks
Peer reviews and group discussions for collaborative learning
Access to a virtual lab environment for practice and assignments
Step-by-step lab sessions for real-world scripting tasks
Peer reviews and group discussions for collaborative learning
Access to a virtual lab environment for practice and assignments
Cource Outline
Introduction to Bash and the Command Line
Overview of Linux/Unix shells
Basic Bash commands and navigation
File and directory management
Introduction to shell scripting
Scripting Basics
Bash syntax and structure
Variables and data types
Input/Output and redirection
Basic control structures (if-else, while, for loops)
Advanced Scripting Concepts
Functions and scope
Advanced control structures (case, select)
String manipulation and pattern matching
Command-Line Utilities for Scripting
Text processing tools (grep, sed, awk)
Data sorting, filtering, and manipulation
Working with streams and pipelines
Environment, Configuration, and Security
Environment variables and shell configuration
Scripting best practices and security considerations
Managing permissions and ownership within scripts
Automating Tasks and Processes
Scheduling tasks with cron and at
Managing system services and processes
Automating system updates and maintenance tasks
Advanced Scripting Techniques
Debugging and error handling
Performance optimization and scripting efficiency
Integrating Bash scripts with other programming languages
Final Project and Course Review
Applying learned concepts in a comprehensive project
Review of key topics and best practices
Course wrap-up and final assessment
After the training program is over, the trainee should be able to:-
Understand Bash scripting fundamentals and best practices.
Automate routine tasks using shell scripts.
Manipulate text and data streams using command-line tools.
Manage file systems, processes, and network services through scripts.
Debug and optimize Bash scripts for efficiency.
Integrate Bash scripts with other programming languages and tools.
Automate routine tasks using shell scripts.
Manipulate text and data streams using command-line tools.
Manage file systems, processes, and network services through scripts.
Debug and optimize Bash scripts for efficiency.
Integrate Bash scripts with other programming languages and tools.
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