Topics covered
This course will give an introduction to several useful Linux tools useful in academic research and everyday use of the system.

• Brief introduction to script files in Bash shell
• Using quotes
• Command line parameters
• i/o and pipes
• Useful commands: grep, cut, uniq, tr, sort, join
• Linux tools: awk, sed
• Data visualization - Gnuplot
• Image processing: ImageMagick
• Using Linux scripting in writing PBS scripts for HPC
• This course provides hands-on sessions

Target audience
This course is primarily targeted at current VSC-users.

Previous knowledge
Having a basic knowledge of Linux is expected (if not please follow first the Linux-introduction course). Users that want to use VSC account for hands-on sessions should already have a VSC account created (bring the private key) and should have followed HPC introduction and Linux for HPC or should have the equivalent knowledge).

Result/Objectives
Understanding and writing short Linux scripts
Getting familiar sophisticated Linux commands
Being able to use Linux tools for processing i/o data