Objective: The purpose of this assignment is to familiarize students with the command$-$line interface $($CLI$)$ in Windows $10$ for directory management. Students will practice using the tree command, creating directories and subdirectories, navigating through different directories, creating, copying, moving, renaming, and deleting files. Additionally, students will explore how to switch between letter drives using the CLI.

Creating Directories and Subdirectories:

On your Desktop, create a new directory named $$ITSC $1316$ on the desktop.

Navigate into $$ITSC $1316$ and create three subdirectories: $$Windows$,$Linux$,,$ and "Code."

Navigating Through Subdirectories:

Open a command prompt

Use the cd command to navigate into the $$Windows$$ directory.

Create a new text file named "WinReadMe.txt$"$ using the echo command.

CD C:$\backslash$Users$\backslash \backslash$Desktop$\backslash$Window

echo $$This file located in the Windows directory. I used this directory to store all my assignments covering Windows$>$ WinReadMe.txt

Create a new text file named "LinReadMe.txt$"$ using the echo command.

CD C:$\backslash$Users$\backslash \backslash$Desktop$\backslash$Linux

echo $$This file located in the Linux directory. I used this directory to store all my assignments covering Windows$>$LinReadMe.txt

Navigate back to the $$ITSC $1316$ using the cd command.

File Operations:

Create a new text file named "Notes.txt$"$ in the $$Windows$.$

Copy "WinReadMe.txt$"$ to the $$Notes$.$txt$$

Copy $$WinReadMe$.$txt$$ to the Code directoy

In the Code directory copy "WinReadMe.txt$"$ to the "CodeReadMe.txt$."$

Rename "WinReadMe.txt$"$ to "Instructions.txt$"$ in the $$Windows$.$

Open each directory with GUI and take a screenshot of the updated directory structure for documentation.

Understanding the Directory Structure:

Open the Command Prompt in Windows $10.$

Navigate to your Desktop

Use the tree command to display the directory structure of the current working directory. Use the $/$F option

tree $/$F

Take a screenshot of the directory structure for documentation.

Deleting Files:

Delete "Instructions.txt$"$ from the $$Windows$.,$

Navigate to the $$Linux$$ subdirectory.

With GUI, create a new image file $($you can use an image from the internet or create a simple one$).$

In the Linux directory, right click a white area and select New, the Bitmap Image

Delete the image file you created in the $$Linux$$ subdirectory.

Take a before and after screenshot of the updated directory structure for documentation.

Switching Between Letter Drives:

Recall from the previous exercise, you created a couple of partitions and assigned them a letter for each partition.

Use the cd command to navigate to a different letter drive $($e$.$g$.,$ D: or E:$).$

In whichever partition you choose, create a new directory and name it "Backup$\_$Drive."

Navigate back to the original letter drive.