Introduction To UNIX
Published on 16. December 2002
Book
Paperback/Softback
424 pages
978-0-07-283620-2 (ISBN)
Description
Introduction to UNIX has been carefully developed to meet the needs of students at the college/university level. Most other UNIX books published today are designed for the working professional. This book was written for students taking an introductory course in a UNIX based computer class. Both majors and non-majors may take this course; as there is no prior knowledge of UNIX required. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to manage most common activities in a UNIX shell account, use standard applications in an X-Windows environment and will have had some introduction to standard UNIX system administration.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 231 mm
Width: 188 mm
Thickness: 19 mm
Weight
553 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-07-283620-2 (9780072836202)
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Persons
Kate Wrightson (Lane Athens, GA) has ten years of UNIX experience and several years of Linux experience. She has also contributed to StarOffice 5.0 for Linux Bible, and StarOffice 5.0 for Linux for Dummies.
Joe Merlino (Lane Athens, GA) is a technical writer with contributions to the "linux Gazette," StarOffice 5.0 for Linux Bible, and StarOffice 5.0 for Linux for Dummies.
Joe Merlino (Lane Athens, GA) is a technical writer with contributions to the "linux Gazette," StarOffice 5.0 for Linux Bible, and StarOffice 5.0 for Linux for Dummies.
Content
Part I - UNIX BasicsChapter 1 - What is UNIX?Chapter 2 - Basic UNIX ConceptsChapter 3 - Understanding UNIX CommandsChapter 4 - The File SystemChapter 5 - Jobs and ProcessesChapter 6 - Using the ShellPart II - Working with UNIXChapter 7 - The vi EditorChapter 8 - Other Text EditorsChapter 9 - Internet ApplicationsChapter 10 - Networking IChapter 11 - Networking IIPart III - Shell ProgrammingChapter 12 - Shell Programming IChapter 13 - Shell Programming IIChapter 14 - Shell Programming IIIChapter 15 - Shell Programming IVPart IV - System AdministrationChapter 16 - Basic System Administration IChapter 17 - Basic System Administration IIChapter 18 - X WindowsChapter 19 - Running ServersPart V - AppendicesAppendix A: UNIX Command CompendiumAppendix B: GlossaryAppendix C: Common Configuration FilesAppendix D: Internet Resources