Fundamentals of Linux Course Overview

Course Prerequisites

Target Audience for Fundamentals of Linux

The "Fundamentals of Linux" course offers foundational skills in Linux for beginners and IT professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in open-source operating systems.

• IT professionals who are new to Linux

  
  

• System administrators transitioning from other operating systems to Linux

  
  

• Developers who require Linux knowledge for software development or deployment

  
  

• Technical support specialists aiming to improve their troubleshooting skills on Linux systems

  
  

• Computer science students or recent graduates seeking practical Linux skills

  
  

• Network administrators interested in managing Linux-based networks

  
  

• Professionals in cybersecurity roles needing to understand Linux for security tasks

  
  

• Hobbyists or tech enthusiasts looking to gain a better understanding of Linux

  
  

• Professionals working with cloud environments that commonly run on Linux servers

  
  

• DevOps engineers who need to manage Linux servers as part of continuous integration/continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines

  
  

• IT managers or decision-makers looking to evaluate the benefits of implementing Linux in their organizations

  
  

• Individuals preparing for Linux certification exams, such as CompTIA Linux+ or the Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC)

  
  

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Fundamentals of Linux?

Introduction to the Course's Learning Outcomes and Concepts Covered:

The Fundamentals of Linux course provides a comprehensive understanding of Linux basics, command-line operations, system administration, and scripting for efficient Linux management and troubleshooting.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Understand the basic concepts and history of Linux, including its open-source philosophy and distribution ecosystem.
• Gain proficiency in accessing and using the command line to navigate the Linux filesystem and perform basic operations.
• Manage files and directories using command-line tools, understanding file permissions and ownership.
• Learn how to access documentation and help resources within CentOS Linux for troubleshooting and learning purposes.
• Use text editors such as vi or nano to create and edit files directly from the command line.
• Administer users and groups by adding, modifying, and removing accounts, and managing permissions and ownerships.
• Control access to files using permissions and Access Control Lists (ACLs) to secure the Linux environment.
• Manage and monitor processes and services, understanding how to start, stop, and configure them as needed.
• Comprehend the Linux boot process, including the role of GRUB and service initialization, to troubleshoot startup issues.
• Perform file archiving and compression tasks to manage disk space and prepare files for transfer.
• Configure basic networking, manage network interfaces, and understand partitioning for efficient storage management.
• Write simple shell scripts to automate tasks and streamline system administration functions.