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Basic Linux Commands

The document outlines an experiment for students at Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering to study basic Linux utility commands. It includes details on the experiment's aim, objectives, expected outcomes, and specific tasks to be completed, such as creating directories and files using various Unix commands. Assessment criteria are provided, along with rubrics for evaluating timeliness, completeness, originality, and knowledge.

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Basic Linux Commands

The document outlines an experiment for students at Fr. Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering to study basic Linux utility commands. It includes details on the experiment's aim, objectives, expected outcomes, and specific tasks to be completed, such as creating directories and files using various Unix commands. Assessment criteria are provided, along with rubrics for evaluating timeliness, completeness, originality, and knowledge.

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FR.

CONCEICAO RODRIGUES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING


Department of Computer Science and Engineering

To study basic Linux utility commands


Name of Student Roll No.

Sign here to indicate that you have read all relevant material provided Sign:
/available on Moodle while performing and writing this experiment

Late Submission Details (if any)


Reason(s) of late submission Date of practical performance Date of practical submission

References used
Name and author of reference book(s)
1
with page nos.
Name and roll nos. of the peers whose
2
help you have taken (if any)

Rubrics for assessment of Experiment:


Indicator Poor Average Good
Timeliness Experiment not One or More than Maintains
Maintains Experiment deadline (3) done (0) One week late (1-2) deadline (3)
Completeness and neatness
100% complete
Complete all parts of Experiment N/A < 80% complete (1-2)
(3)
(3)
Copied it from At least try to
Originality
someone else implement but could Implemented (2)
Extent of plagiarism (2)
(0) not succeed (1)
Knowledge Unable to
Unable to answer few Able to answer
In depth knowledge of the answer any
questions (1) all questions (2)
Experiment (2) questions (0)

Assessment Marks:
Timeliness
Completeness and
neatness
Originality
Knowledge
Total

Essential Computing Skills for Engineers – PCC11CS02 for F.E. (CSE) -Semester I-
Basic Linux utility commands
FR. CONCEICAO RODRIGUES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Signature of Teacher with date

1. Course, Subject & Experiment Details

Course & Branch F.E. (CSE) Estimated Time


Current Semester Semester -I Subject Name ECSE
Introduction to Linux
Chapter No. & Unit 1 Chapter Title
operating system
Experiment Type Software Performance Subject Code PCC11CS02

2. Aim & Objective of Experiment


1. To study basic Linux commands
3. Expected Outcome of Experiment
1. To understand basic Linux commands for system administration
4. Brief Description of the experiment

Do the following before you begin:


1. Create a directory of your roll no using appropriate command
2. Change the background color of terminal to white and text color as black
3. Go to: [Link] Create a file called as “[Link]” using “gedit”.
4. Copy 10-15 lines from above website in “[Link]”
5. Copy [Link] inside your home folder you created in step 1 using appropriate command
6. Download the file from
[Link]
7. Do the exercises 1a, 1b, 2a, 2b and 3a from above file.

Unix Commands to explore:

mkdir, cd, cp, ls, mv, rm, rmdir, man, who, cat, echo, more, date, history, wc, history, clear,
man, pwd

1. Execute the above-mentioned commands.


(For each command, document information in following manner)

Command: Description:

Options: Description(s):

Output Observation

Essential Computing Skills for Engineers – PCC11CS02 for F.E. (CSE) -Semester I-
Basic Linux utility commands
FR. CONCEICAO RODRIGUES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Note: Take screenshot of every output and attach it in this writeup

5. Conclusions & Inferences

6. Post Lab exercise

1. Create a text file in a directory of your roll no. Save the file with name “abc_rollno.txt”. Write a Unix
command to get the location of above file from your home directory.

2. Using Unix command, show how to search a string pattern in above file.

Essential Computing Skills for Engineers – PCC11CS02 for F.E. (CSE) -Semester I-
Basic Linux utility commands

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