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-# OSProject2019
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-Contributors: Muhammad Ghazi, Brittany Thibodeaux, Sarah Baker
-
-This is the readmefile for the Operating Systems project.
-
-Objective: Create a mini-shell.
-
-Purpose: Understand OS processes.
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-We want the program to display a writing prompt for a user to input commands and parameters.
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-When the user inputs commands with parameters, our shell will read the command from the command line, and then parse the command. 
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-Then the shell will open the file that contains the set of commands by looking up the path and parsing the path.
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-For every command that is given by the user, the shell will
--- read a command from the file
--- parse the command
--- create a new process to execute the command
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-After the commands are completed, the process will terminate gracefully.
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+# COSC4302 Operating Systems Group Project Summer 2019
+
+Instructor: Dr. Sun
+
+This is the README file for said project
+
+Project members are as follows:
+-Sarah Baker
+-Muhammad Ghazi
+-Brittany Thibodeaux
+
+Project Description:
+As assigned, our project is to implement Lab Exercise 2.1, page 76 from our TextBook, Operating Systems by Gary Nutt.
+The full assignment question is as follows:	
+"Starting with the code in Section 2.4, design and implement a simple, interactive shell program
+that prompts the user for a command, parses the command, and then executes it with
+a child process. In your solution you are req uired to usc execv ( ) instead of execv p ( ) ,
+which means that you will have to read the PATH environment variable, then search each
+directory in the PATH for the command file name that appears on the command line."
+
+Objective & Purpose: 
+-Understand OS processes by:
+--Creating a simple minishell that is interactive and able to process input/instructions
+--Understanding how a command line shell works.
+--Understanding the commands fork, read, execv and wait.
+--Utilizing child processes to complete tasks/instructions
+--Feel comfortable compiling simple C++/C programs 
+
+Getting Started:
+-Required Linux based enviroment needed, with a compatible compiler such as G++ & Gcc installed.
+-If you need to modify the source code, NotePad++ is recommended as a freesource text editor that is available in Linux 
+
+Prerequisites:
+-PC Hardware that is either capable of running a Linux distro natively or can host a Linux VM on its native OS. If using the latter, VirtualBox is recommended
+
+Deployment & Production:
+-We want the program to display a writing prompt for a user to input commands and parameters.
+-When the user inputs commands with parameters, our shell will read the command from the command line, and then parse the command using a child process. 
+-Then the shell will open the file that contains the set of commands by looking up the path and parsing the path.
+-For every command that is given by the user, the shell will:
+--Read a command from the file
+--Parse the command
+--Create a new process to execute the command
+
+After the commands are completed, the process will terminate
+
+Organized With Private GitHub Repository
+
+Versioning:
+N/A
+
+Authors:
+-Sarah Baker
+-Muhammad Ghazi
+-Brittany Thibodeaux
+See also the list of project members who participated in this project.
+
+License
+This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details