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An introduction to the Linux environment v2018-11 Linux Bootcamp An introduction to the Linux environment v2018-11

Programme Linux Basics Installing and managing software What is Linux Using the BASH shell to run and automate programs Installing and managing software Understanding the file system Installing operating system packages Installing external software Installing packages for other languages (R, Python, Perl) Other Useful Stuff Using containers Remote connections through SSH Installing operating systems on hardware or virtual machines Using Linux in a cloud environment

Learning Outcomes By the end of the course you should be able to: Install a Linux operating system on your machine, either directly or through a virtual machine Be able to run and customise installed applications using the BASH shell Be able to perform simple automation, linking programs together and iterating the processing of large numbers of files. Be able to install and configure new software packages Understand how to use Linux in a variety of environments from personal computers to cloud infrastructure.