Well I know this is probably the last thing you want to be reading but I have indeed been struggling in my intro to linux class. And I have an assignment due 10/30 that is kicking my bum.
I will post details.
Write a bash shell script that presents work information of employees of a department from a company data set. The script file should be called "extract" and should be invocable as
./extract
from the command line. The company data set layout is presented in six data files with the following field descriptions.
The script should accept a name of a project (ProductX/ProductY/ProductZ/Computerization/Reorganization/Newbenefits) and output
* the name of the project
* the total number of hours worked by all employees on that project
* the last name of each employee work for the project along with the last name of his/her department's manager (not supervisor)
Also, the script should prompt the user and repeat the task for another project name if requested.
Here is a sample output for the script. You may need to use the following Linux commands: awk, cut, echo, for, grep, if, join, let, read, sort, tr, trap, wc, while . Make sure to sort the input files of join commands on the join field.
Please let me know if you cant access the files, thanks for the help if any.
I will post details.
Write a bash shell script that presents work information of employees of a department from a company data set. The script file should be called "extract" and should be invocable as
./extract
from the command line. The company data set layout is presented in six data files with the following field descriptions.
The script should accept a name of a project (ProductX/ProductY/ProductZ/Computerization/Reorganization/Newbenefits) and output
* the name of the project
* the total number of hours worked by all employees on that project
* the last name of each employee work for the project along with the last name of his/her department's manager (not supervisor)
Also, the script should prompt the user and repeat the task for another project name if requested.
Here is a sample output for the script. You may need to use the following Linux commands: awk, cut, echo, for, grep, if, join, let, read, sort, tr, trap, wc, while . Make sure to sort the input files of join commands on the join field.
Please let me know if you cant access the files, thanks for the help if any.
, my degrees are in Networking and Windows based programming 
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