EXPERIMENT NUMBER 2 UNIX AND LINUX
1. Basic Knowledge of Unix Commands:
• Familiarity with basic commands for file and directory management, such as ls, cd,
mkdir, rm, and cp.
• Understanding of file paths, including absolute and relative paths.
2. Command-Line Proficiency:
• Ability to navigate and work efficiently in a terminal environment.
• Awareness of how to execute commands with options/flags (e.g., ls -l, grep -i).
3. Understanding of File Permissions:
• Basic knowledge of Unix file permission structure (read, write, execute) and how to
interpret it.
• Awareness of user, group, and others in the context of permissions.
4. Awareness of Process and System Management:
• Basic understanding of processes, their lifecycle, and system monitoring.
5. Introduction to Text Processing:
• Familiarity with text files and basic file viewing commands (cat, less, more).
6. Networking Basics (Optional):
• General understanding of networking concepts, such as IP addresses and server
connectivity, to perform related tasks.
7. Access to a Unix/Linux Environment:
• A Unix/Linux system, virtual machine, or cloud environment with necessary tools and
commands available.