This module covers the core concepts and system calls involved in managing processes in Unix. It includes an in-depth exploration of process creation, termination, inter-process communication, and the management of both foreground and background processes. Students will learn how to control and monitor processes using various Unix commands and system calls, such as fork(), wait(), exec(), and kill(). The module emphasizes the practical use of process management techniques, providing the foundation for efficient resource management in Unix-based systems.

This module explores the essentials of networking and file management in Unix-based systems. It covers IP addressing, FTP utilities, and network troubleshooting tools, as well as how to manage and transfer files efficiently. The module teaches students the fundamental concepts and commands used in Unix to facilitate communication over networks and to manage files locally and remotely.

This module explores networking fundamentals and the protocols used in Unix-based systems to facilitate communication. It covers IP addressing, various network protocols, and the layers of network communication, providing a comprehensive understanding of how data is transmitted across networks and how Unix manages network communication. Students will also learn how to troubleshoot network issues, configure network settings, and understand the role of different protocols in ensuring secure and efficient communication.