This week's introduction to BASH aims to make participants capable of working from the command line in Unix environments. The focus of this lesson will be to learn common file system tasks and to use built-in tools to make your work more efficient (and fun!). This is a beginner level workshop, so no previous knowledge is required. A few intermediate level concept will be introduced, but we will not go into scripting in BASH.
Where: MADLab at Gerstein Science Information CentreWhen: July 11th, 18:10 to 19:00
Instructor: Frances @FrancesWong
What to bring: You will need to install the appropriate programs. Windows can use the git BASH or mobaxTerm, a good one for Mac is iTerm2.
Watch: This event will be streamed live. If you have questions during the live stream (or just want to chat with us), please ask in our Gitter lobby and we will forward your questions to the instructor! (Although we aim to live stream each event, there are sometimes technical difficulties so it's best to attend in person if you can.)
Directions: MADLab is located in Gerstein Science Information Centre, Room B112 at the south end of the first lower level. Once you go through the main entrance of Gerstein, take a right turn down a corridor (across from the admin desk or just past the reading room), then take the stairs down and follow the signs to MADLab, the door should be open 10-15 minutes before the lesson.
This week's introduction to BASH aims to make participants capable of working from the command line in Unix environments. The focus of this lesson will be to learn common file system tasks and to use built-in tools to make your work more efficient (and fun!). This is a beginner level workshop, so no previous knowledge is required. A few intermediate level concept will be introduced, but we will not go into scripting in BASH.
Where: MADLab at Gerstein Science Information Centre When: July 11th, 18:10 to 19:00 Instructor: Frances @FrancesWong What to bring: You will need to install the appropriate programs. Windows can use the git BASH or mobaxTerm, a good one for Mac is iTerm2.
Watch: This event will be streamed live. If you have questions during the live stream (or just want to chat with us), please ask in our Gitter lobby and we will forward your questions to the instructor! (Although we aim to live stream each event, there are sometimes technical difficulties so it's best to attend in person if you can.)
Directions: MADLab is located in Gerstein Science Information Centre, Room B112 at the south end of the first lower level. Once you go through the main entrance of Gerstein, take a right turn down a corridor (across from the admin desk or just past the reading room), then take the stairs down and follow the signs to MADLab, the door should be open 10-15 minutes before the lesson.