Shell Programming school training courses in Atlanta, GA (public, in-house or online)

You Will Learn How To

Write Bash and KornShell scripts for improved productivity
Integrate all key language features: arrays, functions, pattern matching, I/O, branches, loops and variables
Improve speed by performing multifile handling and string manipulations without external tools
Launch and control additional processes
Wrap external file and text-handling tools within scripts
Customize and extend the user environment login scripts

Course Benefits

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Module 1 - UNIX Shells and Shell Scripts

Describe the role of shells in the UNIX environment
Describe the standard shells
Define the components of a shell script
Write a simple shell script

Module 2 - Writing and Debugging Scripts

Start a script with #!
Put comments in a script
Change permissions on a script
Execute a script
Debug a script

Module 3 - The Shell Environment

Use Bourne and Korn shell variables
Assign values to she...

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CCA is here to meet the needs of students as well as the needs of industry. We offer courses that you can start at any time and go at your own pace, whether you fast track your classes or take the full time to complete them. If you need to learn new skills quickly, this is the place for you. We offer both day and evening courses. Choose from a variety of classes and with a convenient schedule that fits your busy life.

This course teaches the IBM AIX computer professional (user, systems administrator, application/system programmer) the techniques needed to develop advanced shell and reporting type procedures under Unix. Techniques in the major shells will be shown. Note that all Unix systems support all of the techniques in this course.

This course teaches the IBM AIX computer professional (user, systems administrator, application/system programmer) the techniques needed to develop advanced shell and reporting type procedures under AIX. Techniques in the major shells will be shown. Note that all Unix systems support all of the techniques in this course.