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(CSE65D:OPERATING SYSTEMS LABORATORY Lea T:0 P:4 Credits:2 Course Outcomes: Through this course students shoul be able to C04 #: Practice basic operating system commands for performing routine tasks. 602 :: Demonstr ‘commands, the working of varie types of editors Ike vi and gedit and text processing C03 =: Employ fle permission and other useful commands in Linux, (C04 =: Use Linux for running various programming languages. cos :: NULL List of Practi Is / Experiments: Directory and Other useful Linux Commands + Practicing various commands related te directory like- mkglr, cd, mv, pwd, emdir ete Processing and Other useful Linux Commands + Practicing various file processing commands lke Is, cd, pw6, vim, cp, mv, rm, fin, history and touch Commands related to Process Management + Working with various process related commands like ps, pstree, top, kil, renice, pill ete permission and other useful commands in Linux + Working with chmod, chown, charp commands with all variations Use of vi editor and various commands related to this editor + Working with vi editor and commands related to cursor movement, screen movement, inserting, Geleting, copying code, put command, find command etc. ‘Text Processing and General Purpose commands + Practicing various text processing commands like cat, echo, grep, wc, sort, unig, tsort, cut, paste, join, head, tall, look and various general purpose commands lke sleep, exit, su, man. Shell scripting basics and conditional statements + Practice with Korn shell, Bourne shell, C shell and their functionality, declaring variables, reading and displaying shell variables, working with conditional statements lke if, if-else, f-else-if and switch Text Books: 1. OPEN SOURCE TECHNOLOGIES by SUGANDHI MALHOTRA & NAVDEEP KAUR, EAGLE PRAKASHAN. 41, OPERATING SYSTEM CONCEPTS by ABRAHMIN SILBERSCHATZ ,PETER BAER GALVIN GREG GAGNE, WILEY 2, LINUX THE COMPLETE REFERENCE by RUICHARD PETERSON, MCGRAW KILL EDUCATION References:

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