Description
We use a mouse or finger to click icons and access files, programs, and folders on our devices. But this is just one way for us to communicate with computers. The command line and the shell make up a quick, powerful, text-based interface developers use to more effectively and efficiently communicate with computers to accomplish a wider set of tasks.
This class has been designed to give you a crash course into the terminal and bash commands. In the first module you will complete activities using the command line in order to learn how to navigate through the file system.
Module 2 will expand these skills by introducing you to the concepts of searching within files and throughout the operating system. You are encouraged to complete a number of activities applying the theories behind the man, find, grep, and wc commands.
In the last module, you will continue to develop your Linux skills be learning about the importance of text processing and editing.
The final module will conclude with you writing your first Bash script.
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