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-====== Project 0 - Working with the command line ======+====== Working with the command line ======
  
 ===== Motivation ===== ===== Motivation =====
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- +==== Commandline bootcamp ==== 
-In the present course, we will begin with an introduction into working with the command line terminal. We will use the online [[http://rik.smith-unna.com/command_line_bootcamp/?id=jr08n7boryi|command line bootcamp]] as a start (Fig. {{ref>CLBC}}). You will spend the next hours together with the tutor - and individually - in walking through this tutorial. Memorize the individual commands, and it might be good idea to generate yourself short wiki pages that outline the individual functions together with the most relevant options. See the following pages as an example:+If you are not familiar with the command line, the online command line bootcamp is a nice way to introduce you into working with the command line. You can spend some time together with the tutor - and/or individually - in walking through this tutorial 
 +  - if you are within the AppliedBionformaticsFrankfurt network you have access to an [[http://core.izn-ffm.intern/command_line_bootcamp/|interactive environment]] 
 +  - from outside the network, please open the [[http://korflab.ucdavis.edu/bootcamp.html|static command line bootcamp]] together with a shell on your system 
 +Memorize the individual commands, and it might be good idea to generate yourself short wiki pages that outline the individual functions together with the most relevant options. See the following pages as an example:
  
   - Changing directories: [[general:computerenvironment:bashcommands:cd|]]   - Changing directories: [[general:computerenvironment:bashcommands:cd|]]
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   - looking into files: [[general:computerenvironment:bashcommands:less|]]   - looking into files: [[general:computerenvironment:bashcommands:less|]]
   - linking files: [[general:computerenvironment:bashcommands:ln|]]   - linking files: [[general:computerenvironment:bashcommands:ln|]]
-  - Understanding the [[https://applbio.biologie.uni-frankfurt.de/download/basic_exercises/shell_basic_commands.txt|following commands]] will help you during the course. Try them on the [[https://applbio.biologie.uni-frankfurt.de/download/basic_exercises/example.txt|example file]]. 
  
-**Please take this exercise serious, as it provides you with the basic skills required for a productive working in a dry lab.**<figure CLBC>+Alternatively, feel free to use {{ :general:computerenvironment:bash_spellbook.ods |our template}} to take your own notes. 
 +==== Custom exercises ==== 
 +Understanding the [[general:computerenvironment:shell_basic_commands|following commands]] will help you during the course.
  
-{{general:images:computerenvironment:commandlinebootcamp.png?nolink&600x543|The command line bootcamp}} +**Please take this exercise serious, as it provides you with the basic skills required for a productive working in a dry lab.**
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-<caption><fs 0.8em>The start page of the command line bootcamp.</fs></caption> +
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-We also provide a [[https://applbio.biologie.uni-frankfurt.de/download/tutorials/shell-primer.pdf|shell primer]]  as a static documentation.+
  
 Once you have completed this initial set of exercises, you will be prepared for working in the shell. Please keep in mind, we can introduce only a very basic set of functions. But basically, what every you want to do with a text, there is a shell function for it. So keep asking! Once you have completed this initial set of exercises, you will be prepared for working in the shell. Please keep in mind, we can introduce only a very basic set of functions. But basically, what every you want to do with a text, there is a shell function for it. So keep asking!
  
  
-==== Next steps ==== +----- 
- +<WRAP tabs> 
-[[:universitycourses:mastermbw:processingsequencefiles|Move on to the next project]] +   * [[:physaliacg|back to Physalia main]] 
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-[[:universitycourses:mastermbw|Return to the course main page]] +
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