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UNIX Boot Camp

This 'boot-camp'bootcamp is intendeddesigned to provide theparticipants participantwith a basic overview of essential Unix/Linux commandscommands, that will allowenabling them to navigate athe file system and move,perform copy,tasks editsuch as moving, copying, and editing files. It will also introduceinclude a brief overviewintroduction ofto somekey 'Network'networking commands in UNIX.
Unix.

This workshop is suitable for BSc Students,students, freshrecent graduategraduates, and foranyone thosewith who havea strong interestsinterest toin learnlearning Linux.

Workshop Level

Basic Level

Instructor
  • Mohamed Alhafez Alnour
Mohamed Yusuf Saad AwadAyman
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kabantsh/
Tutors
  • AhmedMojahed HassanOsman
  • KhansaaManhal AbdallahMohamed
Requirements
  • Participants should bring  have a laptopLinux toVM participateready inwith thesudo lab.access
Date & Time
  • Date: Saturday, x.x.x.x5 July 2025
  • Time: 9:30AM11:30 -UTC 4:30PM( 13:30 Sudan Time)
Outlines
  • UNIX Operating
    Part 1

    Session 1 - Intro To Linux:
    - Birth of Linux.
    - Linux features.
    - Unix and Linux families.
    - Command line vs Gui
    - Accessing the command line

     

    Session 2 - Managing Files from the command line:
    - List options (ls).
    - Change Directory (cd).
    - Absolute path and relative path.
    - copy and move (cp & mv).
    - Wildcards.

Part 2

Session 3 - Getting help in Linux:
- help options.
- man pages.
- Locating Files on the System Overview(locate

Howcommand).
- toFind installcommand. (Ubuntu,

 Red

hat,

Session Centos...)

4 Linux- CommandsManaging Directoryfiles Structuresin DiskLinux:
- PartitioningUsing Schemeshead, Privileges Vitail and vimgrep.
- EditorCreating Usageand Networkediting Layersfiles.
- NetworkNano Configurationtext editor.
- Vim text editor.
Part 3

Session 5 - Managing Local Linux Users and Groups:
- Manage Linux users.
- Manage Linux groups.
- Files permissions.


Session 6 - Monitoring and Managing Processes and Services in Linux:                                                         
- Monitoring Processes.
- Managing Processes.
- Managing Services and Daemons.

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