Open Source Introduction (LFC202) Course Overview

Open Source Introduction (LFC202) Course Overview

In this module, you will learn the basic components of open source and open standards. You will also learn about the differences between open source and closed source software, the reasons for the use of each, and how the combination of standards and open source provides increased value to an organization.

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Course Prerequisites

Prerequisites for Open Source Introduction (LFC202) Course


To ensure a successful learning experience in the Open Source Introduction (LFC202) course, we recommend that learners have the following minimum knowledge and skills:


  • Basic understanding of computer operation and functionality.
  • Familiarity with using a computer, including navigating file systems and utilizing basic applications.
  • A general awareness of operating systems and their purposes.
  • Willingness to learn and explore new technologies.

These prerequisites are designed to help students engage with the course content effectively, and we encourage all interested learners to enroll, regardless of their current level of expertise!


Target Audience for Open Source Introduction (LFC202)

Open Source Introduction (LFC202) is designed for individuals seeking foundational knowledge in open-source software, offering essential insights for both beginners and IT professionals alike.


  • IT Professionals
  • Software Developers
  • System Administrators
  • DevOps Engineers
  • Database Administrators
  • Project Managers
  • QA Engineers
  • Technical Support Staff
  • Students in IT-related fields
  • Technology Enthusiasts
  • Open Source Advocates
  • Business Analysts


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Open Source Introduction (LFC202)?

Introduction: The Open Source Introduction (LFC202) course provides foundational knowledge of open source principles, tools, and communities, equipping students to contribute effectively to open source projects and enhance their collaborative skills.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

  • Understand the principles and philosophy of open source software.
  • Identify popular open source licenses and their implications.
  • Explore key open source tools and platforms.
  • Learn how to contribute to open source projects effectively.
  • Develop skills in collaborative coding practices.
  • Gain familiarity with version control systems, such as Git.
  • Participate in open source communities and networking opportunities.
  • Understand the significance of documentation in open source projects.
  • Assess the impact of open source on technology and innovation.
  • Cultivate a critical thinking approach to software development and usage.

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