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    Exp 1.3 Linux Administration Lab

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    This document summarizes an experiment on analyzing the file directory hierarchy and commands in Linux. Key commands used include ls to display files and directories, cat and gedit for file creation, touch for blank files, rm for file removal, pwd for the current directory, mkdir for creating directories, cd for changing directories, and rmdir for removing directories. The student demonstrated understanding of Linux files/folders and the terminal by accurately describing the commands and steps performed in the experiment. Performance was evaluated based on a worksheet, demonstration, and viva questions.

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    This document summarizes an experiment on analyzing the file directory hierarchy and commands in Linux. Key commands used include ls to display files and directories, cat and gedit for file creation, touch for blank files, rm for file removal, pwd for the current directory, mkdir for creating directories, cd for changing directories, and rmdir for removing directories. The student demonstrated understanding of Linux files/folders and the terminal by accurately describing the commands and steps performed in the experiment. Performance was evaluated based on a worksheet, demonstration, and viva questions.

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    This document summarizes an experiment on analyzing the file directory hierarchy and commands in Linux. Key commands used include ls to display files and directories, cat and gedit for file creation, touch for blank files, rm for file removal, pwd for the current directory, mkdir for creating directories, cd for changing directories, and rmdir for removing directories. The student demonstrated understanding of Linux files/folders and the terminal by accurately describing the commands and steps performed in the experiment. Performance was evaluated based on a worksheet, demonstration, and viva questions.

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    Exp 1.3 Linux Administration Lab

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    This document summarizes an experiment on analyzing the file directory hierarchy and commands in Linux. Key commands used include ls to display files and directories, cat and gedit for file creation, touch for blank files, rm for file removal, pwd for the current directory, mkdir for creating directories, cd for changing directories, and rmdir for removing directories. The student demonstrated understanding of Linux files/folders and the terminal by accurately describing the commands and steps performed in the experiment. Performance was evaluated based on a worksheet, demonstration, and viva questions.

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    EXPERIMENT 1.

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    Student Name: Gaurav Kamboj UID:21BCA1420
    Branch: BCA Section/Group: 21BCA8-A
    Semester: 4 Date of Performance: 15/03/2023
    Subject Name: Linux Administration Lab Subject Code: 21CAP-255

    1. Aim/Overview of the practical:

    Analyze File directory Hierarchy and apply their commands on Linux terminal for file and
    directory manipulation.

    2. Task to be done:

    Perform all the commands that are related to file directory using terminal in Ubuntu that are to
    be performed using virtual box.

    3. Concept used:

    Concept of file directory commands for Linux is being used here to perform all the commands
    on the terminal

    4. Steps/Commands involved to perform practical:

    First open the terminal in Ubuntu are perform the following commands:

     ls: It is used to display the listing of files and directories in current directory Syntax: $ls
     cat: It is used for various tasks, Here we will use it for creation of a file Syntax: $cat >
    filename
     gedit: It is a graphical user interface editor with which file can be create Syntax: $gedit
    filename
     touch: It is used for creating blank file for storing content. Syntax: $touch filename
     rm: It is used for removing a file from the directory Syntax: $rm filename
     pwd: It stands for Print Working Directory. It tells us about our current location Syntax:
    $pwd
     mkdir: It stands for Make Directory. Used to make a directory in the current directory.
    Syntax: $mkdir DirectoryName
     cd: It stands for Change Directory. IT is used for shifting directory from one to another.
    Syntax: cd DirectoryName
     rmdir: It stands for Remove Directory. As its name suggests, it is used for deleting a
    directory. Syntax: $rmdir DirectoryName

    5. Result/Output/Writing Summary:
    Learning outcomes (What I have learnt):

    1. Commands to perform actions on files and folders

    2. Basics of linux and its uses

    3. Using terminal to perform functions in Linux

    Evaluation Grid:

    Sr. No. Parameters Marks Obtained Maximum Marks


    1. Worksheet 20
    2. Demonstration/Performance / 10
    Quiz/Viva

    Worksheet Rubrics:
    Understanding of Experiment 10% of total grade that is 2 marks

    Command Description for all concepts covered in experiment 30% of total grade that is 6marks

    Steps Involved in question 40% of total grade that is 8 marks

    Writing Output/Screenshot 20% of total grade that is 4 marks

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