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SYS-ED’s training programs for UNIX scripting and programming utilize the full complement of training medium - traditional, web-based, and technology driven classrooms. A UNIX application development training program can range from 5 to 10 days in duration and will be tailored to specific training needs and operational objectives:

At the client's discretion, validation assessment and a final examination can be utilized.

UNIX Application Development
Module	Duration	Blended Content Delivery
Perl Programming: Perl Scripts	4 days
C Programming UNIX Environment	5 days
C++ Programming	4 days

Module:

Perl Programming: Perl Scripts

Duration:

3 days

Audience:

Programmers, System analysts, System designer, Project leader, Operations staff, IT professionals

Prerequisites:

Experience with the UNIX operating system.

Topics:

1. Perl syntax	2. Running Perl programs	3. Variable types and contexts
4. Files and user input	5. Pattern matching and operators	6. Perl regular expressions
7. Perl - small operator groups	8. Looping, decisions and flow control	9. Perl support for conventional flow control constructs
10. Perl-specific constructs	11. Subroutines, modules and functions	12. Writing subroutines
13. Module creation	14. Built-in function sets	15. Perl and object orientation
16. Designing modules to serve as classes	17. 00 class implementation	18. Interprocess communication
19. Connecting processes with Sockets	20. Accessing databases	21. Web programming

Module:

C Programming UNIX Environment

Duration:

5 days

Audience:

Programmers, Operations staff, IT professionals

Prerequisites:

UNIX for Application Developers - Level 1

Topics:

1. Overview	2. Data representation	3. Functions
4. Operators	5. I/O	6. Programming techniques
7. Assignment statements	8. Conditional flow	9. Complex data structures
10. Use of preprocessor	11. Optimization	12. I/O considerations
13. Advanced features

Module:

C++ Programming

Duration:

4 days

Audience:

Programmers, System analysts, System designer, Project leader

Prerequisites:

Solaris 10: New Features for Experienced Solaris System Administrators

Topics

1. Getting started	2. Variables and constants	3. Control statements
4. Functions	5. OOP: Object Oriented Programming	6. Advanced data types
7. Namespaces	8. Inheritance	9. Templates
10. Streams and files	11. Errors and exception handling

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Footnote 1:
David Silverberg and David Shapiro were both among the first wave of technologist and programmers who evaluated the UNIX operating system and designed and coded C programs. Dave Silverberg was coding programs and reviewing source code and later taught classes at Bell Laboratories. David Shapiro, in conjunction with classmates at Union College and Cornell University, became familiar with the capabilities and long term potential of low level programming languages, and early versions of both UNIX and BASIC.

Footnote 2:
SYS-ED’s core UNIX curriculum has been submitted to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for review.