1.11 Print out the current UTC (Greenwich) time, in the format 2016-Feb-26:0104 This corresponds to 1:04 AM on Feb 26. Note that the time is 24-hour military time, and UTC is about seven hours off of Edmonton local. Your time displayed will, obviously, reflect the current time set on your VM, which may not be correct. Don't worry about that, just give the command.

1.12 Show a hierarchical 'tree' list of the processes running for the currently logged on user. It should show which processes are subordinate to others. (Hint: What command shows processes?)

1.13 Display the top command, but have it end after 5 seconds. Hint: See if you can find a command that sets the time for another command.

1.14 Copy the kernel message log (it is named dmesg) to your home directory, but preserve its file attributes like date modified. (So the copy will have the same date). You may need to use some sort of tool to find where dmesg is hiding.

1.15 Create a gzipped archive of all the files in your home directory, preserving permissions, and excluding any files that end in .tgz'. Name your archive 'home.tgz'