Basic Technical Course

Our Instructor

Table of Contents
Crew 369's Bylaws Our Program Patrols How To Earn Money Venture Program The History of UNIX Understanding the UNIX Kernel Logging On UNIX The VI Editor Writing for the Web Writing Web Pages in HTML UNIX Tools & Commands I UNIX Tools & Commands II The UNIX "sh" Shell UNIX Tools & Commands III Programing in sh	The UNIX Filesystem Network Commands An Introduction to Perl The Perl Interpreter Perl Operators Perl Variables Perl Variables & Arrays Perl Variables & Hashes Perl Statements Perl Character Strings Perl File Management Answers Misc. Useful UNIX Stuff! Programing in sh source listings! Major Domo Mail Reflector Indexes

Permision to use this course was given by:
Corder Enterprises International

Chapter, Title 1 Crew 369's Bylaws Our Code Our Purpose Our Mission Our Objectives Direct and Indirect Benefits of Participation The Venturing Oath Mail Reflector & Net News Likeness Crew Advancement: Crew Positions: Youth Positions Our Principles Our Creed: Our's Experience Areas: Operations 2 Our Program Crew Goals Crew Program Planning Program Goals Program Methods Key Factors for Successful Operations What is Venturing? Unauthorized and Restricted Activities 3 Patrols Crew Patrols Patrol Positions Patrol Names and Signs Patrol Meetings & Activities Acceptable Patrol Names All About Patrols Organizing Patrols Do Patrols Last Forever? The Baden-Powell Patrol 4 How To Earn Money Planning a Money-Earning Project 40 Money Earning Ideas: 5 Venturing Program Crew Program Planning Program Goals Program Methods Key Factors for Successful Operations What is Venturing? Unauthorized and Restricted Activities 6 The History of UNIX Flavors of UNIX & Their Manufacturer A Brief History of Unix By: Charles Severance A Brief Cronological History of UNIX Chronological History 7 Understanding the UNIX Kernel UNIX Processes 8 Logging On UNIX UNIX Login Exercises 9 The VI Editor Editor Shell Mode Editor Command Mode Editor Insert Mode The ED Editor ED Exercise 1 The ED Editor Substitution & Meta Characters ED Exercise 2 The VI Editor VI Exercise 1 10 Writing for the Web Table of Contents Difference Between Paper and Online Presentation Working With a Designer Scannability Navigation Writing to Be Read Writing to Be Found Terms to Avoid Editorial Review of Web Pages Web Facts 11 Writing Web Pages in HTML Head Background and Body Images, gif, jpg Line Feeds Hierarchical Statements Links and References Tables Font control Miscellaneous Statements 12 UNIX Tools & Commands I UNIX Command Structure UNIX Command Input & Output man, pwd, cd, ls, echo, cp, rm, mv, mkdir, rmdir, cat, date, time UNIX Tools & Commands Exercise I.01 13 UNIX Tools & Commands II cal, banner, bc, calendar, chmod, chown & chgrp, clear, compress & uncompress, env, file, id, look lp & lpstat, mesg, more & pg, passwd, sleep, sort, spell, talk, tty, view, wc, which, who & who am i UNIX Tools & Commands Exercise 2.01 14 The UNIX "sh" Shell Predefined System Variables ${HOME}/.profile Special Characters & Punctuation 15 UNIX Tools & Commands III awk, diff, grep, head & tail, ps, kill, sed, su, touch UNIX Tools & Commands III Exercises 16 Programing in sh The Fun Part of UNIX! read statement variable names variable usage The correct way to start a "sh" program "sh" programming exercise I Math within sh "sh" programming exercise II if then statement "sh" programming exercise III case statement Aliases & Procedures "sh" programming exercise IV for statement

Chapter, Title 17 The UNIX Filesystem df find 18 Network Commands rlogin, telnet, rsh, rdate, ftp, rcp, nis, ypcat, ypwhich 19 An Introduction to Perl What is Perl Where Did Perl Come From This Course Why Learn Perl Perl Versus C Perl Versus Shell Compiled Versus Interpreted 20 The Perl Interpreter Interpreted Languages Perl Exercise 1 21 Perl Operators The Six Perl Operator Categories Arithmetic Operators Assignment Operators Integer Comparison Operators String Comparison Operators String Conditional Operators Conditional Operators Concatenation Operators Replication Operators Operator Exercise 22 Perl Variables Variable Syntax: Perl Exercise 3 Perl Exercise 3.1 Perl Exercise 3.2 23 Perl Variables & Arrays Store a list in Array Variables Exercise 4 - Arrays 24 Perl Variables & Hashes Store a list in Hash Exercise 5 - Hashes 25 Perl Statements Mathematical Functions String Manipulation Functions Conditional Statements Repeated Statements Exercise 5 - Conditional Statements 26 Perl Character Strings Using Wildcards String Operators Exercise 6 Strings and Patterns 27 Perl File Management Opening Files Reading an Opened File Write to an Opened File Closing a File Using File Test Operators Exercise 7 - File Management 28 Answers Logging On UNIX Answers VI Exercises The UNIX Filesystem UNIX Tools & Commands I UNIX Tools & Commands II UNIX Tools & Commands III Perl Operators Exercise The Perl Interpreter Perl Variables Perl Variables & Arrays Perl Variables & Arrays Perl Statements Perl Character Strings Perl File Management 42 Misc. Useful UNIX Stuff! Just some Useful Stuff! Some of my favorite web sites: Ucker 3 Table Tournament showrev What Parents should watch for: Random number generator in Bourn Shell The Date Command Sage, The System Administrators Guild 44 Programing in sh source listings! "sh" programming exercise I "sh" programming exercise II "sh" programming exercise III "sh" programming exercise IV Big Banner, the bb command timex - a big clock The Game Merlin 45 Major Domo Mail Reflector Finding Out Which Lists Are on This System Subscribing to a List Unsubscribing From Mailing List Finding the lists to which an address is subscribed Finding out who's subscribed to a list Retrieving files from a list's archieves Command summary for advanced users 46 Indexes Permision to use this course was given by: Corder Enterprises International

This page has been accessed  $pagecount"; ?> times. Since August 5, 2001