ITC 3250 — UNIX Systems Administration

3 semester hoursUndergraduateLectureusually offered: fallOnlineOnline

Covers the essential skills needed to manage the day-by-day operations of a UNIX computer system. Topics include techniques for adding new users and groups and management of the file system, focusing on access controls. Covers backup plans and techniques as well as job scheduling and basic networking in the UNIX environment. Offers students an opportunity to build shell scripting skills.

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