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title tags sidebar permalink toc week_num series weight
Week 2
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Week_02.html
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Week-by-week series
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Week 2: {{site.wk02_mon_date | date: '%b %d' }} - {{site.wk02_fri_date | date: '%b %d' }}

{% include custom/series_week_by_week.html %}

Overview for Week {{page.week_num}}

  • Overview of UF Research Computing and HiPerGator
  • Getting started on the Linux command line

What's due by the end of the week?

  • The GitHub Account assignment is due {{site.github_account_assignment_due | date: '%A, %B %d' }}.

  • Quiz 1 will be available on Monday. It is due {{site.quiz_1_due | date: '%A, %B %d' }}.

    • It covers basic Linux commands like: pwd, cd, ls, less, cp, mv, mkdir, rm, which, man, cat, sort, uniq, wc, head, tail, echo, history, grep, cut, paste, join, diff, tr, sed

  • Problem Set 1 will be available on Friday. It is due {{site.ps_1_due | date: '%A, %B %d' }}.

    • Covers regular expressions in text editors and with grep as well as some of the Linux commands from weeks 1 & 2.

For Monday

{% include image.html file='monday.png' alt="Calendar icon with Monday" position="right" max-width=75 %}

{% include day/002_before.html %}
{% include day/002_during.html %}

For Wednesday

{% include image.html file='wednesday.png' alt="Calendar icon with Wednesday" position="right" max-width=75 %}

{% include day/003_before.html %}
{% include day/003_during.html %}

For Friday

{% include image.html file='friday.png' alt="Calendar icon with Friday" position="right" max-width=75 %}

{% include day/004_before.html %}
{% include day/004_during.html %}

By the end of this week you should

{% include image.html file='checkmark.png' alt="Check mark icon" position="right" max-width=75 %}

  1. Have a github.com account
  2. Understand the basics of Linux filesystems and where to store your data on HiPerGator.
  3. Be able to use the following Linux commands: pwd, cd, ls, less, cp, mv, mkdir, rm, which, man, cat, sort, uniq, wc, head, tail, echo, history.
  4. Understand command arguments to modify how commands function.
  5. Be able to use redirect output to a file (>, >>).
  6. Be able to link commands with pipes (|).

{% include custom/office_hours.html %}

{% include custom/series_week_by_week_next.html %}