Bash Shell Scripting
Linux Advanced Bash Shell Scripting
If you are looking for Shell Script training course on Redhat, Ubuntu, Solaris or any flavor of Linux / Unix, you have come to the best place possible. Our trainer will show you shell scripts that you will need in your office for everyday work. The course is run fully hands on and we guarantee your learning.
Learning the bash shell scripting is very easy, provided you have the right tutor!
This bash shell script programming course shows simple use cases to cover simple to advanced shell scripting concepts. Those first timers will find this bash shell scripting training very enjoyable and will leave confidently writing their own scripts.
What you will Learn:
Basic Shell constructs
Loops and how to use them
Using File I/O
Reading user inputs
How to write secure scripts
How to quickly automate everyday tasks
Course
182: Bash Shell Scripting (Basic & Advanced) (Recommended)
Duration
2 Days
Course Code - Fee
182 - $597
Course
182F: Bash Shell Scripting Essentials (Fast Track)
Duration
1 Day
Course Code - Fee
182F - $350
Course
182L: Linux Essentials & Bash Shell Scripting Essentials
Duration
2 Days
Course Code - Fee
182L - $697
Course
182LS: Linux Essentials + Bash Shell Scripting (Basic & Advanced )
(Value Bundle)
Duration
3 Days
Course Code - Fee
182LS - $897
Who is this course for?
This course is for engineers looking to learn Linux Bash Shell Scripting hands on. Linux engineers or students looking at automating tasks. The classroom sessions are cosy, fun and inclusive.
How do you benefit?
You get to learn from a 20 years experienced trainer, who has been a Unix system administrator and has written hundreds of scripts. You also get to take away 25+ scripts that you can use in your office. This course is fully 'learn by doing'.
Pre-Requisites:
Should know basic linux commands
Atleast 1 year experience with any flavor of Linux/Unix.
Prior experience in any programming language will be helpful.
Delivery Mode
Classroom And Online
Learning Style
Hands On
Covers all aspects of Shell Scripting