Unix Scripting
The Unix Scripting exam evaluates candidates on their proficiency in writing shell scripts for Unix-based operating systems. It covers various scripting languages commonly used on Unix platforms, such as Bash, Korn shell (ksh), and C shell (csh). This exam assesses individuals' ability to automate tasks, manipulate files and directories, manage processes, and perform system administration tasks using shell scripting.
Who should take the exam?
- System Administrators: IT professionals responsible for automating system administration tasks on Unix-based servers.
- Developers: Software developers who need to write shell scripts for automating tasks or integrating Unix systems with other platforms.
- DevOps Engineers: Professionals involved in automating deployment, configuration, and management of Unix-based infrastructure.
- Unix Support Engineers: Technical support personnel who troubleshoot and resolve issues on Unix systems using shell scripts.
- Aspiring Unix Scripting Professionals: Individuals seeking to enhance their scripting skills and advance their careers in Unix system administration or software development.
Course Outline
The Unix Scripting exam covers the following topics :-
- Module 1: Introduction to Shell Scripting
- Module 2: Understanding Shell Scripting Basics
- Module 3: Understanding Control Structures and Flow Control
- Module 4: Understanding File and Directory Operations
- Module 5: Understanding Text Processing and Manipulation
- Module 6: Understanding Process Management and Automation
- Module 7: Understanding Error Handling and Debugging
- Module 8: Understanding Advanced Shell Scripting Techniques