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This lesson introduces you to the command line (a.k.a. Unix shell), which is useful (and necessary) for automating tasks, working with files/directories, and using compute clusters.
In the first lecture, I will describe the history of and larger context for why we want to use the command line.
[The slides will be here](zzhttps://fredhutch.github.io/tfcb_2021/lectures/lecture03/slides/slides.html), and if you missed the lecture [here is a similar recorded version from 2022](https://washington.zoom.us/rec/share/kAlIrKjjhTXqy76tNzHBJG8g1BlglpnBkWj4vAS-7taesKBxFPTeyd6X4vmBnTnw.RXJ0i7Snc2N6Trel).
[The slides will be here](zzhttps://fredhutch.github.io/tfcb_2021/lectures/lecture03/slides/slides.html), and if you missed the lecture [here is a similar recorded version from 2022](https://youtu.be/vUzns3Wk-_U).
If you want a second opnion or want to learn cluser-based computing and paralleization, [here is a recorded version](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzkacZ2BTjw) and [here are the slides](https://fredhutch.github.io/tfcb_2021/lectures/lecture03/slides/slides.html) covering related material by Erick Matsen in 2020.
