Tasks:$$

Directory Setup and File Creation

$1.$ Create a directory named Projects in the home directory.$$

$2.$ Inside Projects, create the following subdirectories:

Reports

Images

Scripts

$3.$ Inside the Reports folder, create two files:

weekly$\_$report.txt

summary.md

$4.$ In the Images folder, create placeholders for:

logo$.$png

banner.jpg

$5.$ In the Scripts folder, create a simple shell script called backup.sh with the following

content:

Note: is a place holder for the name of the user you are logged in as$.$

#$!/$bin$/$bash

tar $-$czvf backup.tar.gz $/$home$//$Projects

echo "Backup completed!"$$

$6.$ Make backup.sh executable. Test it by running the script with the command: $./$backup$.$sh

File Editing and Management

$1.$ Open weekly$\_$report.txt with your text editor of choice and add the following content:

Weekly Report

$=================$

Tasks Completed:

$-$ Setup Linux directories

$-$ Practiced file permissions

$-$ Created and executed shell scripts

$2.$ Rename summary.md to project$\_$summary.md

$3.$ Copy all files from the Images folder into the Reports folder.

Managing Permissions and Ownership

$1.$ Make the Reports folder read$-$only for everyone.

$2.$ Change the permissions on logo$.$png so only the file owner can read and write it$.$

$3.$ Set the ownership of project$\_$summary.md to a new group named students

$4.$ Make sure to verify your changes

Process Control

$1.$ Open a terminal and start a background process:

$2.$ Use jobs to confirm that the process is running.

$3.$ Bring the process to the foreground, then suspend it with Ctrl$+$Z$.$

$4.$ Resume the process in the background

$5.$ Find the process ID $($PID$)$ of the sleep command.

$6.$ Terminate the process using kill with the PID you identified

Documentation$$

$1.$ Create a file named commands$\_$used.txt in $/$home$/$

$2.$ List all the commands you used to complete the tasks, along with a brief explanation of each one