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Apr 19, 2024
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CS 125 - Linux and UNIX I
5.0 Credits
First of a two-quarter survey of Linux/UNIX operations. Topics include base Linux commands; combining commands to create utilities; managing files, software and processes; creating partitions and Logical Volumes; editing text; managing users and groups; extended attributes and basic networking. Prerequisite
Instructor permission. Corequisite
Course-level Learning Objectives (CLOs)
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Install and manage OS configuration settings on current Linux operating systems.
- Parse system logs for any relevant data and present it in a readable fashion.
- Manage local and networked files using Linux command line tools.
- Handle backing up files to compressed archives using tar and various compression algorithms.
- Create dynamically resizable disk volumes and optimize filesystem formatting.
- Manage users and permissions using groups and inheritable access control lists.
- Describe the pros and cons of various open source licenses.
- Identify best use cases for Linux and other types of open source software.
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