Build practical Unix command-line skills to analyze, manage, and automate everyday system tasks. Designed for beginners and intermediate learners interested in Unix system administration, scripting, or automation, this course develops your proficiency from essential concepts to advanced utilities.

You’ll begin by exploring Unix fundamentals, basic shell interactions, directory structures, absolute and relative paths, user contexts, and file permissions. You’ll then use command options to display and analyze file content, organize and compare files, process text streams, and manage data through redirection and piping. You’ll also apply communication utilities and FTP commands for local and remote interactions. As you progress, you’ll operate FTP and login utilities to access and manage remote Unix systems, implement tools for communication automation and serial connectivity, and use archiving and compression commands to store and retrieve files efficiently. What makes this course distinctive is its structured progression from core Unix navigation and permissions to file handling, text processing, remote access, and automation. By the end, you’ll be able to execute common Unix operations, manage files and permissions, analyze text and file content, interact with remote systems, and archive data confidently. Enroll to build practical command-line proficiency for working efficiently in Unix-based environments.