| Bash scripting |
Learners can use bash variables |
| Bash scripting |
Learners can use bash if statements |
| Bash scripting |
Learners can use bash if statements with the ‘or’ and ‘and’ symbols |
| Bash scripting |
Learners can use bash for statements |
| Bash scripting |
Learners can write scripts that require user input |
| Environment variables |
Learners can create, read and write to environment variables (e.g. [Shotts, 2024], chapter 25, p390) |
| Advanced redirect |
Learners can redirect output between the standard, error and log output streams |
| Regular expressions |
Learners can use ., *, +, ?, [], [^], {}, () in regular expressions (19. What are Regular Expressions?, p266-onward)(or any regex course) |
| Regular expressions |
Learners can use grep for pattern matching |
| Regular expressions |
Learners can use sed for pattern matched replacing |
| Links (hard/soft) |
Learners can create soft and hard symbolic links (e.g. [Shotts, 2024], ‘3. Symbolic Links’, p24) |
| Archiving/Compressing data |
Learners can compress and extract data, using (g)zip and tar |
| Linux pipe |
Learners can chain commands using the Linux pipe (6. Pipelines, p63-p64) |
| Finding information |
Learners have practiced using a book on bash/Linux |
| Quality of life |
Learners can start a background process with & and terminate it |
| Quality of life |
Terminal shortcuts/usage |
| Quality of life |
Editing a .bashrc |
| Quality of life |
Using aliases |
| Linux tools |
cut |
| Linux tools |
dos2unix, unix2dos |
| Linux tools |
wc |
| Linux tools |
awk |