Intermediate Linux
Overview
Instructor(s): Dr. Wes Brashear
Time: February 2026
Location: Blocker 220
Prerequisite(s): Active HPRC account, basic Linux/Unix skills
This course assumes a working knowledge of the Linux environment. Participants will practice running commands on the Grace cluster, including: vim, sed, awk, grep, bash scripting, and bc. We will also be covering how to customize your environment. Shell scripting gives users the ability to work more efficiently on Linux/Unix systems by automating commands and repetitive tasks.
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Course Materials
Participation
During the training, attendees are expected to use their own computer and complete the instructor-led application and allocation processes.
Learning Objectives and Agenda
In this course, participants will:
- Learn how to use linux commands and programs including vim, sed, awk, and grep
- Learn how to customize their linux environment
- Learn intermediate-level bash scripting concepts
A rough outline of the class is as follows:
- Text processing with vim, sed, and awk
- Bash scripting
- Customizing the Linux environment