Coding for Reproducible Research: Introduction to Unix

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Introduction to Unix  10am-1pm Friday 20th & 27th October 2023 (Training Room 4, Old Library):

Over two sessions, this course will introduce you to navigating the file system and show you how to carry out basic operations on the Unix systems using the shell (also referred to as the command line).
At the end of the workshop you will be able to
• Describe what the shell is and how you access it
• Navigate around the unix filesystem
• Inspect and manipulate files
• Automate tasks via scripts
• Run programmes outside of IDEs and notebooks

This course will be delivered by the University Research Software Engineering Group.

Should you have any queries, please contact Eilis Hannon.