What you'll learn

The students will learn the basic and intermediate unix skills required for Database administrators.

Requirements

Students pursuing Bachelor and Master courses

B Sc IT students, B Sc Computer Sc students, B Sc students , M Sc students , BE students, B Tech students, MCA students

Description

The course is designed to take someone from having no knowledge of the Unix command line to being able to navigate around directories, and doing simple file manipulation. Then some of the more basic commands, will be introduced, including information on how to get more help from the system itself.

This course is meant for those who aspire to become database administrators. It gives you basic and intermediate knowledge of Unix knowledge required for DBAs.

Arm yourself with the skills and knowledge needed to administer and support database — a highly reliable OS for environments ranging from mission-critical clusters and servers, to workstations and desktops. This Introduction to UNIX training course provides you with the foundational knowledge needed to locate files by name, owner, type and other characteristics; navigate the UNIX directory hierarchy; manipulate files; and control file access. You also learn to extract and process information with filters and pipes.

You Will Learn How To

Administer and support database in unix environment

Manage data, execute commands, and customize your environment

Navigate the UNIX directory hierarchy, manipulate files, and control file access

Extract and process information with filters and pipes

Who this course is for:

The course is for beginners who want learn Unix/Linux OS technology which is widely used in IT industry

Further who wants to pursue their career in database administration role which are high demand in IT Industry

Windows Administrators who wants to learn Unix/Linux to upgrade their skills

The focus has been to make learning experience very simple & interesting. Everything has been explained by giving examples.

Who this course is for:

Students who aspire to become Database administrators