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Introduction to UNIX presents the features of UNIX that
are most useful to new users, including logging in and out, file
administration, command processing, displaying text, and using mail.
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Introduction to UNIX
The File System
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Processing Commands
Some Utility Programs
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UNIX Shells - Bourne, Korn, and C presents the three
shells that are typically available on a UNIX system. It describes how to
get the most out of the three shells, and describes the advantages and
disadvantages of each shell.
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What Is a Shell?
Bourne Shell
Korn Shell
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C Shell
Shell Comparison
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Shell Programming presents the basics of shell
programming using the Bourne shell, then covers additional features of the
Korn and C shells.
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Bourne Shell Programming
Korn Shell Programming
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C Shell Programming
Using Shell Scripts
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System Administration I covers installing UNIX, and
setting up and maintaining file systems and user accounts.
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UNIX Installation Basics
Starting Up and Shutting Down
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File System Administration
User Administration
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System Administration II presents UNIX system
accounting, performance monitoring, device management, and UNIX security.
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System Accounting
Performance Monitoring
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Device Administration
UNIX System Security
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Process Management describes how to control programs in
UNIX, including how to start a job (program) and how to kill it.
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What is a Process?
Administering Processes
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Scheduling Processes
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