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Identify and define the major hardware and software components of the
computer system. (I)
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Describe the format of UNIX commands and filenames. (II)
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Use the UNIX built-in commands to list directories, read files, and
search files. (III)
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Use the UNIX editor to create, save, and modify files. (IV)
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Describe how the system supervisor installs, starts, and stops the
operating system. (V)
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Execute jobs in batch mode and manage printed output. (VI)
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Write and execute UNIX scripts. (VI)
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Create new users, assign passwords, and delete users. (VII)
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Write and maintain user and system login scripts. (VII)
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Maintain system supervisor exclusive files (including password, group,
and cron). (VII)
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Use the system utilities to perform system maintenance including
security, accounting, backing up system and user files, restoring
system and user files, system monitoring, and system chronological
upkeep. (VIII)
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Maintain system communications links with other UNIX systems and the
Internet. (IX)
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Perform uu-communications (UNIX - UNIX) for UNIX news and mail. (IX)
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