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| - | # USE1.3-B UNIX File System Tree | + | # USE1.3 UNIX File System Tree |
| - | # Background | + | |
| The UNIX file system is organized hierarchically according to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard. | The UNIX file system is organized hierarchically according to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard. | ||
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| Typically, several elementary programs are pre-installed and allow access and manipulation of files and directories. | Typically, several elementary programs are pre-installed and allow access and manipulation of files and directories. | ||
| - | # Aim | + | ## Requirements |
| - | * To understand the file system layout and perform typical file operations to access and manipulate the file system. | + | |
| + | ## Learning Outcomes | ||
| - | # Outcomes | ||
| * Describe the organization of a hierarchical file system. | * Describe the organization of a hierarchical file system. | ||
| * Explain the basic UNIX permission model and metadata of files. | * Explain the basic UNIX permission model and metadata of files. | ||
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