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Although you can do this with the at command, crontab is better suited for this task as it is repetitive.
crontab -l (ell) will show you your current cron jobs.
Set your editor to vi (setenv EDITOR vi in C-shell, for example).
crontab -e will let you edit the crontab file.
For 2am everyday:
0 2 * * * script_name
Save the file when done. Check your work with crontab -l.
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