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Hi all,

forwarding on behalf of the OU Libraries. Please respond directly to them.

Cheers,

	Horst

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Subject: 	Software Carpentry: Intro to Unix Shell on 2025-02-21
Date: 	Fri, 31 Jan 2025 10:00:40 +0000
From: 	Curry, Claire M. <[log in to unmask]>
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Software Carpentry: Intro to Unix Shell


2025-02-21 at 9:00 AM (in person)


The Unix/Linux shell (or command shell, or terminal) is a powerful 
computing tool allowing users to combine existing programs and automate 
repetitive tasks. It is also key to accessing other computing resources 
such as supercomputers and remote resources. There are many shells 
available; this workshop will focus on the Bash Shell.

After this workshop, you should be able to:

   * Understand why the command shell is important
   * How to navigate on your computer using the shell
   * How to view files and directories
   * How to create, copy, edit, and delete files and directories
   * How to combine existing commands to do new actions
   * How to save and re-use commands in shell scripts



Please register and find software instructions, accessibility details, 
and the location at https://libcal.ou.edu/event/13600644


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