Overview: This workshop covers basic tools available on a Unix system, as well as some of the details of operating systems in general, and of Unix systems in particular, i.e. the kernel, shells, daemons, and advanced aspects of the filesystem and permissions system.

At the end of the workshop, you will be able to:

> Create and edit a file on the command line;

> Build and run code;

> Connect to a machine remotely using ssh;

> Understand the components of a Unix system (i.e. the kernel, shells, daemons);

> Understand the permissions system.

Prerequisites:

· Knowledge of filesystems required (e.g. from Understanding file systems workshop).

Location: HYBRID. Online via Zoom, or in-person at Burnside Hall room 1104 (11th floor).

Instructor: Ambrish Raghoonundun, Systems Administrator, Faculty of Science, McGill.

IMPORTANT NOTE: for those attending the workshop online, you must log-into your McGill Zoom account. Otherwise, the link will not work. You can do so on the browser here: https://mcgill.zoom.us/ . For more information on McGill Zoom, please visit this website: https://www.mcgill.ca/tls/students/learning-resources/use-technology/learning-zoom