Introduction to UNIX/Linux
3 credits
| Directory structure created as described | 5 |
| Less that 14 commands used | 5 |
| Less than 10 commands used | 5 |
| Less than 5 commands used | 4 |
| 3 or less commands used | 1 |
| Total | 20 pts |
To practice with the mkdir command, switches, and arguments
For this lab you will need to submit a text file containing the commands that you used to create the directory hierarchy described below. Build the directories using as few individual commands as you can.
In your home directory create a subdirectory called classes.
Below the classes directory there should be a subdirectory called Fall and below the Fall directory there should be subdirectories for each class we will pretend we are taking during the Fall semester: html, c, unix, and ruby.
Below each of the 4 individual class directories there should be a subdirectory called notes. Below the c, html, and ruby directories there should be a subdirectory called projects and below the unix directory there should be a subdirectory called temp.