Welcome to the Bash Shell Scripting Bootcamp: 10 Project-Based Learning! This comprehensive course covers the following topics through a 10 hands-on projects based approach:
Basics of the shell: Learn about the shell environment, its importance, and how to navigate and interact with it effectively.
Variables: Understand how to declare and use variables in bash scripting to store and manipulate data.
Strings: Explore string manipulation techniques, including concatenation, substitution, and extraction.
Command-line arguments: Discover how to handle command-line arguments passed to a script and incorporate them into your scripts.
Arrays: Learn how to work with arrays in bash scripting, including declaring, accessing, and manipulating array elements.
Colors in bash: Enhance your scripts with colorful output by incorporating ANSI color codes into your bash scripts.
Functions: Dive into functions and learn how to define and use them to modularize your scripts and improve code reusability.
Conditional statements: Master the use of conditional statements like if-else and case to make your scripts more dynamic and responsive.
Loops: Explore loop constructs such as for, while, and until to iterate over data and automate repetitive tasks.
File handling: Learn how to read from and write to files, manipulate file permissions, and perform other file-related operations in bash scripting and etc
Course Curriculum :
Introduction
Introduction Video
Basics Of Shell
Shebang theory
Shebang practical
Variables In Bash
Variables theory
Variables practical
Strings In Bash
Strings theory
Strings practical
Arrays In Bash
Arrays theory
Arrays practical
Arithmetic Calculations
Arithmetic Calculations theory
Arithmetic Calculations practical
I/O Redirection And Piping In Bash
I/O Redirection theory
I/O Redirection practical
Piping in bash
Arguments In Bash
Arguments theory
Arguments practical
Exit Status
Exit status theory
Exit status practical
If-else Conditions in bash
f-else conditions theory
if-else mathematical comparisons
if-else string comparisons
File condition theory
File condition practical
While Loops
While loop theory
While loop practical
For Loops
For loop theory
For loop practical
Case Statements
Case statements theory
Case statements practical
Functions In Bash
Functions theory
Functions practical
Colors In Bash
Colors in bash
Simple Projects
Project #1
Project #2
Project #3
Project #4
Project #5
Project #6
Advanced Projects
Project #7
Project #8
Project #9
Project #10
Bonus Lecture
Bounus
Throughout the bootcamp, you'll explore the power of Linux and learn how to harness the full potential of bash scripting. You'll gain a solid foundation in Linux systems and understand how to navigate and manage them effectively. With this knowledge, you'll embark on a journey into the world of shell scripting, discovering its capabilities and unlocking new levels of productivity.
Each project in this bootcamp has been thoughtfully designed to provide you with real-world scenarios where you can apply your newly acquired skills. From automating routine tasks to managing complex system configurations, you'll tackle a variety of challenges that will enhance your problem-solving abilities and boost your confidence as a shell scripter.
By the end of this course, you'll have a strong command over Linux, bash scripting, and shell scripting, enabling you to create efficient and robust scripts. Whether you're a system administrator, developer, or aspiring DevOps engineer, this bootcamp will equip you with the tools and expertise needed to excel in your role.
Join us on this exciting journey of Bash Shell Scripting Bootcamp and unlock your potential as a Linux shell scripting expert. Get ready to take your skills to the next level and achieve new heights of automation and productivity. Enroll now and start your project-based learning adventure today!
Thank you :)
Vivek Pandit
Fundamental Understanding: Ensure students grasp the fundamental concepts of shell scripting, including variables, control structures, loops, and functions.
Practical Application: Enable students to apply shell scripting to real-world scenarios, automating repetitive tasks, and simplifying complex processes.
Script Writing Proficiency: Develop students' ability to write well-structured, efficient, and error-free shell scripts.
Cross-Platform Skills: Teach students how to write shell scripts that work across different Unix-like systems (Linux, macOS, etc.) and Windows using tools like Cygwin or WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).
Script Optimization: Train students to optimize shell scripts for better performance and resource utilization, focusing on reducing execution time and memory usage.
Script Debugging Techniques: Equip students with debugging strategies to identify and rectify common errors and pitfalls in shell scripts.
Security Best Practices: Educate students on secure scripting practices to minimize potential vulnerabilities in their scripts.
Integration with Other Languages: Introduce students to ways of integrating shell scripts with other programming languages like Python, Perl, or Ruby.
Version Control and Collaboration: Familiarize students with version control systems like Git, enabling them to collaborate effectively on shell scripting projects.
Real-World Projects: Encourage students to complete hands-on, real-world projects where they apply their newly acquired shell scripting skills to address practical challenges.