Format

Classroom

Duration

4.0=20 Day(s)

Description

The purpose=20 of this course is to give IT staff new to AIX a thorough = introduction to=20 the AIX operating system. Whilst not covering any administration = concepts,=20 this course covers all the basic knowledge required for further = AIX=20 training. In addition to this, it will teach you to use the Common = Desktop=20 Environment which is a graphical/windows front end to the = operating=20 system.

Audience

End users and = support=20 staff of AIX systems who have little or no experience of AIX and = the=20 Common Desktop environment.

Prerequisites

Participants = attending=20 this course should be familiar with the basic usage of an = operating=20 system. Participants with existing knowledge of the UNIX operating = system=20 or its derivatives, or have been using AIX for a few months will = not need=20 this course.

Objectives

On completion = of this=20 course, participants are expected to be able to:
o Navigate = around and=20 manage files and directories.
o Structure and execute = commands.
o=20 Learn how to access on-line help.
o Use an AIX editor.
o = Work with=20 the shell and execute simple shell scripts.
o Monitor and = manage=20 processes.
o Use and become familiar with the Common Desktop=20 Environment.

Practical=20 work

This course has = extensive=20 practical content.

Follow on=20 course

Follow on = courses are=20 AU14U and AU16U in that order.

AIX=20 Ver. 4 System Administration I: Implementation (AU14U)
AIX=20 Ver. 4 System Administration II: Problem Determination = (AU16U)

AIX Basics and CDE for Users=20 (AU13U)