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Sr. No. Title of The Practical No. of Hours: Including RPM, Yum, Tar and Top Commands. Including Awk' Filter

The document describes a table listing 15 practical assignments in UNIX/Linux and C programming with the number of hours required for each. Some assignments involve writing shell scripts for tasks like directory management, file operations, and basic calculators. Others involve implementing common UNIX commands in C or demonstrating CPU scheduling and memory management concepts. The total estimated time for all assignments is 42 hours.

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Sr. No. Title of The Practical No. of Hours: Including RPM, Yum, Tar and Top Commands. Including Awk' Filter

The document describes a table listing 15 practical assignments in UNIX/Linux and C programming with the number of hours required for each. Some assignments involve writing shell scripts for tasks like directory management, file operations, and basic calculators. Others involve implementing common UNIX commands in C or demonstrating CPU scheduling and memory management concepts. The total estimated time for all assignments is 42 hours.

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Table 1

Sr. No. of
Title of the Practical
No. hours
a)Getting acquaintance with basic UNIX commandsincluding rpm, yum, tar and top 4
commands. 2
1
b)Getting acquaintance with UNIX Filtersincluding awk filter.
c)Getting acquaintance with vi editor. 2
2 Write a shell script for performing the functions of a basic calculator. 2
Write a shell script which gets executed the moment the user logs in. It should display the
3 message Good morning / Good After noon / Good Evening depending upon the time at 2
which the user logs in.
Write a shell script for
4 a) To generate the Fibonacci series. 2
b) To print all the combinations of 1 2 3.
Write a shell script for
*5 a) To calculate the sum of the digits of anndigit number entered by the user. 2
b) To print all the prime numbers between 1 to 300.
6 Write a shell script for directory management. 2
7 Write a shell script for performing basic functions related to DBMS. 4
Write a shell script which works similar to the following Unix commands:
8 2
a) head b) tail
Write a shell script to delete all the lines containing the word entered by the user in the files
*9 2
supplied as arguments to this shell script.
*10 Write a shell script to remove entered extension file and zero byte file. 2
Write a shell script which receives two filenames as arguments and performs the following
operations:
11 2
a) Compare two files and delete the second file if both files are same.
b) Print the file in reverse order
12 Write a program to implement cat& cp command of unix in C language. 2
Write a program to implement CPU scheduling algorithm which finds turnaround time, average
13 4
time and waiting time of the processes.
Write a program of memory management which demonstrates concepts of memory allocation,
*14 2
fragmentation, compaction etc.
15 Demonstration of thread concept using pthread. 2

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