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  1. Standard Output
  2. Standard Input
  3. Executing Commands
  4. Bash Scripting: Shell Variables
  5. Shell Logic and Arithmetic
  6. Intermediate Shell Tools I
  7. Intermediate Shell Tools II
  8. Finding Files: find, locate, slocate
  9. Additional Features for Scripting
  10. Working with Dates and Times
  11. End-User Tasks As Shell Scripts
  12. Parsing and Similar Tasks
  13. Writing Secure Shell Scripts
  14. Advanced Scripting
  15. Configuring and Customizing bash
  16. Housekeeping and Administrative Tasks
  17. Working Faster by Typing Less
  18. Tips and Traps: Common Goofs for Novices

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Description

Intermediate bash scripting. This class is for those students who are familiar with bash, but want to be more productive with the command line.

Prerequisites and Difficulty

The student should have at least used the command line before and be familiar with basic commands such as cd, ls, mkdir, touch, etc

Materials and Technical Requirements

Bash Cookbook by Albing, JP Vossen & Cameron Newham. Published by O'Reilly, 2007.

How Curious Reef Works

The purpose of the class is to learn collaboratively with others.
The course creator has organized the course information for everyone.

• Complete one lesson and its assignments per week
• Submit and self-grade your own work
• Help each other in the class forum

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