I came across this introduction course to Unix and Perl and it is very good:
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+1 .... very handy!Originally posted by JackieBadger View Post -
If you're in northern California, he teaches this material over the course of a few evening seminars/hands-on sessions annually. (At least, I assume he's still teaching this).
I believe the "classes" are available to at the very least UC system employees and students, but may also be available to the general public. Drop him a line if interested.
(Disclaimer: I didn't actually attend his classes, as it was being taught just as I was leaving UC Davis for grad school. But I obtained the course material from a friend who took the class and spoke highly of it.)
P.S. If you play Fußball, challenge him to a match.Comment
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