Re: [aclug-L] Thanks and another question

["Clint A. Brubakken" <cabrubak@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It depends on what your (Linu|Uni)x knowledge is. I took WSU's Intro to
unix my 3rd semester at WSU, after I'd been using Unix for programs for
almost a year, so I knew a lot of it. 

That said, I liked it for what I didn't already know (Shell Scripting),
but I could have easily learned it by reading a good Unix book (like
maybe Unix in a nutshell)

I also took Advanced Unix, which was programming in Unix, and I learned a
lot in there, and would recommend a similar class to any geek.

--
Clint Brubakken
Developer, Computer Science Services Group, LLC
Dictator-for-Life Air Capital Linux Users Group 
Wichita, KS
cabrubak@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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User Friendly, 3/7/1998

On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Wayne White wrote:

> Thanks to all who shared ideas for my automatic ftp update. I think
> that there are several workable ideas among the many. Hopefully, this
> is all I'll need to get this going.
> 
> The other question is, Butler County Community College is offering 
> two classes, UNIX Fundamentals and Intermediate UNIX. The first is 
> four weeks and one hour credit and the second is eight weeks and two
> hours credit. I could use the credits, the price is right and they 
> are using Linux in the course as a, "PC-based UNIX variant." What
> I was wondering is what the group thought about the value of such
> courses. If anyone has any first hand knowledge about them it would
> be great.
> 
> All opinions greatfully considered.
> 
> Wayne
> 
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