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This document contains instructions for an operating systems assignment involving completing tasks using Linux commands. Students are asked to provide the commands and screenshots for 10 tasks, including creating directories and files, moving files between directories, displaying the calendar and process list, and showing the username. The tasks are meant to familiarize students with basic Linux file system navigation and operations.

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Assignment - 1 - Linux - Baisc - Commands Submission

This document contains instructions for an operating systems assignment involving completing tasks using Linux commands. Students are asked to provide the commands and screenshots for 10 tasks, including creating directories and files, moving files between directories, displaying the calendar and process list, and showing the username. The tasks are meant to familiarize students with basic Linux file system navigation and operations.

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University of Bahrain

College of Information Technology


Department of Computer Science
Semester 2, 2023-2024
ITCS323/325 OPERATING SYSTEMS
Assignment #1

//******************************************************************************
// Course Name and #: ITCS 323/325 Section #: XX Date: XX/XX/XXXX
// Activity Name: Activity #:
// Name1: XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX Student ID1: XXXXXXXX
// Name2: XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX Student ID2: XXXXXXXX
//******************************************************************************

Write the Linux commands to accomplish the below tasks in order. Do not change your working
directory until you are asked. You should provide a capture for each task.
1- Create a directory ID_specialist within your home directory, where ID is your actual
student ID.
1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:


2- In ID_specialist, create three directories (Cardiology, Otolaryngology, Hematology).
1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:

3- Change your working directory to Cardiology, created in previous step.


1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:


4- In folder Cardiology, create a text file named (Surgeon.txt) that contains your name.
1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:

5- Move the file (Surgeon.txt) from Cardiology to Otolaryngology directory using the same
name.
1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:


6- Display the calendar for the current month and save the command result in a file called
SurgeonCalender.txt using the command (tee). [you should use only one command to do
this task] Hint: Use the man command to view manual pages for the command tee.
1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:

7- Change your working directory to your home directory (One command Only).
1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:


8- Display the last 2 commands in the history.
1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:

9- In home directory, display all the existing processes.


1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:


10- Display the username for the user in ubuntu operating system.
1)Linux command code:

2)Capture of the screen for Linux command code and result:

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