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The HP-UX Fundamentals course is a comprehensive training program designed to introduce learners to the HP-UX operating system, which is Hewlett Packard's implementation of the UNIX operating system. This course covers the basics, starting with a brief history of UNIX, the architecture of the UNIX kernel, and the intricacies of the UNIX file system. Learners will gain practical experience with logging on to the system and navigating the file system, using both commands and exercises.
The curriculum progresses to teach basic commands for file and directory handling, redirection and pipes for command output manipulation, and the use of the vi editor for text editing. Students will also explore advanced topics such as file permissions, process management, and shell scripting. With a focus on real-world applications, the course helps learners to understand and use regular expressions, shell variables, and loop constructs, providing them with the skills needed to work efficiently in an HP-UX environment.
By the end of the course, participants will be adept at creating and managing shell scripts, handling runtime data, making multi-branch decisions, and defining functions. They will also be equipped to handle interrupt signals and incorporate advanced features into their scripts. This well-rounded education ensures that students are prepared to tackle a variety of challenges on the HP-UX platform.
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The HP-UX Fundamentals course is designed for IT professionals seeking to master the HP-UX operating system.
This course equips participants with a comprehensive understanding of the HP-UX Operating System, from basic commands to scripting and process management.
vi editor for creating and editing text files.vi, sed, grep, egrep, and fgrep, and understand regular expressions for pattern matching.cut, awk, and nl to process command output or file content..profile, .bash_profile, .kshrc, or .bashrc for a more personalized and efficient shell experience.case statements and develop menu-driven applications for user-friendly script interfaces.These objectives and outcomes provide students with the foundational skills necessary to operate and administer HP-UX systems efficiently and effectively.
