In the project that began in UNIX Fundamentals I you are a product manager at eCyberCom Software (ECS), a mid-sized technology company. Your division includes several departments--Engineering, Documentation, Quality Assurance (QA), and Marketing--working together to deliver the next release of software. As a product manager, your job is to ensure successful workflow among the teams so that the product can be delivered on time and on budget.
Your boss agrees with you that communication among teams is key. She also believes an internal Web site for the project will help. Working with the Information Systems (IS) group, your boss has obtained disk space on the company's intranet, which runs on a UNIX system. She has asked you to implement and maintain the Web site. What will you do?
There's a spare computer terminal in one of the ECS labs. Using this terminal, you'll be able to connect to the UNIX system that hosts the company intranet. To create your internal Web site, you'll need basic knowledge of UNIX--how to navigate the file system, how to copy and delete files, how to view files, how to organize files, how to edit files, and so on. You learned those skills in UNIX Fundamentals I.