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Unix for Bioinformatics 101
The basic 101 level course teaches the applications of Unix tools and utilities
to perform routine sequence analysis tasks. This is an introductory course for
those who want to obtain a basic understanding of the Unix OS and can be
completed in 2-3 months. All commands are customized for the Tcsh shell.
101. Introductory Unix for Bioinformatics covers the following topics:
· The Bioinformatics working environment
· Navigating the Unix file system
· Creating and manipulating sequence files
· Downloading and manipulating sequences from Entrez
· Unix commands and utilities (piping, redirection)
· Editing files in Unix with the Emacs editor