Automating Tasks with the UNIX Shell

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Date and Time 
October 12, 2016
10:30am to 11:30am
Location 
Branner Library Teaching Corner, Mitchell Earth Sciences Building 2nd floor
Audience 
Faculty/Staff
Students
Event Sponsor 
Stanford University Libraries, Data Management Services, Stanford Libraries
Contact 
amyhodge@stanford.edu
650-556-5194

The UNIX shell is a great tool for automating tasks. This workshop will walk you through an example of how to divide up a particular task into its component parts, use shell programs to complete those individual tasks, string together those individual tasks, and then run the entire workflow using a single command.
This is not a hands-on workshop, but the files used in the workshop will be made available so that you can attempt to duplicate this later on your own.
This workshop is only for individuals affiliated with Stanford University (SUNet ID required).

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