Unix

Unix I

This course aims to introduce the basics of unix.

About the Course

This course aims to teach the minimum concepts to survive in a unix environment

Although most exercises are based on biological data, this course will not focused on how to analyse data.

Recommended Background

no prerequisite skills in unix or programming is needed.

Syllabus

• Introduction
• File System
• How and where to connect IP servers?
• Display Files
• On line Help
• Archive, compress and uncompress files
• Chain commands

Divers

• This course is given in French or in English (the support is in english).
• The course material is available here
• To know the schedule of the next sessions or register for this course contact the "service formation"

Unix II

The aim of this course is to make you a unix "power user".

About the Course

We will tackle several common problems on unix systems: finding files, filtering and sorting results, launching bioinformatics programs on IP central resources...

Although most exercises are based on biological data, this course will not focused on how to analysed data.

Recommended Background

The audience needs to have some basic knowledge of unix (equivalent to unix-I course)

Syllabus

• Finding files
• Finding in files and filtering
• Replace pattern
• Backgrounding tasks
• Launch bioinformatics programs on IP servers

Divers

• This course is given in French or in English(the support is in english).
• The course material is available here
• To know the schedule of the next sessions or register for this course contact the "service formation"