ULI101 Weekly Schedule

Week	Objectives and Tasks	Course Notes / Assigned Lab Section
Week 1	Introduction to ULI101 & UNIX / Seneca Servers Introduction *nix Overview Open Source Philosophy Linux GUI and the Terminal The Matrix Server
Week 2	Unix File System / Common Commands / Text Editing Unix File System File Types and File Naming Basic File System Commands: pwd, cd, tree, mkdir, rmdir, mv, cp, rm, man Vi Text Editor Common File Utilities: cat, more, less, touch, file, find	Week 2
Week 3	Shell Basics Absolute and Relative Pathnames File Name Expansion Shell Basics: Command Execution in Detail Recalling and Editing Previous Commands Quoting Special Characters
Week 4	Data Representation Data Representation: Binary, Octal, Decimal and Hexadecimal Numbering Systems Numbering System Conversions Practical Applications: File Permissions
Week 5	Working with Partitions / User & Group Management Creating / Managing Virtual Partitions Mounting / Unmounting File Systems Automatically Mount File Systems Upon Boot-up User and Group Management	Lab 1 Due: Introduction to Unix / Linux Commands Basic Unix / Linux Commands Directory Management Permissions and Customizing the Shell Environment Practice Using the vi Text Editor
Week 6	Running & Installing Linux / Miscellaneous Utilities Running Live Linux Sending Email From Command Line scp and sftp Utilities Linux on Your Desktop (Virtualization?) Installing Linux Basic Linux System Administration
Week 7	Evaluation Midterm Test (25%)	Assignment #1 Due
Study Week
Week 8	Linking / Process Management / Storage Considerations File System Links: Hard vs Symbolic Links Process Management Storage Quota Information (quota)
Week 9	Regular Expressions Basics Literal Matching Character Classes Wildcard Repetition Anchoring
Week 10	Shell Scripting - Part I Shell Startup Files Introduction to Shell Scripting Shell Variables Positional Parameters Output / Input: echo, read Simple Logic: if, test Iteration (repetition): for	Lab 2 Due: Linking Files and Directories Command Summary Linux Processes Regular Expressions using grep Interactive Shell Environment
Week 11	(Extended Regular Expressions?) Utilities: egrep, vi, sed, awk
Week 12	Shell Scripting - Part II	Assignment #2 Due
Week 13	Review Course Review
Exam Week