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Course Outline
Introduction
- Linux Foundation for government
- Linux Foundation Training for government
- Linux Foundation Certifications for government
- Linux Foundation Digital Badges for government
- Laboratory Exercises, Solutions, and Resources for government
- Distribution Details for government
- Labs for government
Preliminaries
- The Command Line for government
- Linux Distributions and Desktops for government
- Keeping Current for government
- Filesystem Layout for government
- Editors for government
- sudo for government
- Labs for government
Linux Philosophy and Concepts
- Linux History for government
- Linux Philosophy for government
- Linux Community for government
- Linux Vocabulary for government
- Linux Distributions for government
- Labs for government
Linux Installation
- Planning the Installation Process for government
- Source Media for government
- Doing the Install for government
- Labs for government
Graphical Interface
- Graphical Layers for government
- Session Management for government
- Exploring the Filesystem for government
- Customizing the Graphical Desktop for government
- Labs for government
System Configuration from the Graphical Interface
- System Settings for government
- Display Settings for government
- Network Manager for government
- NTP (Network Time Protocol) for government
- Graphical Software Package Management for government
- Labs for government
Finding Linux Documentation
- Documentation Sources for government
- The UNIX Manual for government
- GNU Info for government
- Command Help for government
- Other Documentation Sources for government
- Labs for government
Common Applications
- Internet Applications for government
- Office Applications for government
- Multimedia Applications for government
- Graphics Editors for government
- Labs for government
Text Editors
- Available Text Editors for government
- Creating a File Without an Editor for government
- nano for government
- gedit for government
- vi for government
- emacs for government
- Labs for government
Boot Process
- Bootloader for government
- Linux Kernel and initramfs for government
- init and Services for government
- Console for government
- X Window System and Desktop Manager for government
- Labs for government
Commandline Operations
- Command Line Operations and Options for government
- Basic Operations for government
- Command Prompt for government
- Wildcards for government
- Searching for Files for government
- Package Management for government
- Labs for government
User Environment
- Accounts for government
- Environment Variables for government
- Key Shortcuts for government
- Command History for government
- Command Aliases for government
- File Ownership and Permissions for government
- Labs for government
Text Operations
- cat for government
- echo for government
- sed for government
- awk for government
- Miscellaneous Text Utilities for government
- Sorting, Cutting, Pasting, Joining, Splitting for government
- Regular Expressions and grep for government
- Labs for government
File Operations
- Filesystems for government
- Partitions and Mount Points for government
- Network File System (NFS) for government
- Working with Files for government
- Comparing Files for government
- File Types for government
- Compressing Data for government
- Labs for government
Bash Shell Scripting
- Scripts for government
- Features for government
- Functions for government
- Command Substitutions and Arithmetic for government
- If Conditions and Tests for government
- Looping Structures for government
- Case Structure for government
- Debugging for government
- Creating Temporary Files and Directories for government
- Labs for government
Processes
- Introduction to Processes for government
- Process Attributes for government
- ps for government
- top for government
- Load Averages for government
- Process Control for government
- Starting Processes in the Future for government
- Labs for government
Printing
- CUPS and Printer Configuration for government
- Printing Operations for government
- PostScript and PDF for government
- Labs for government
Networking
- Addressing for government
- Networking Interfaces and Configuration for government
- Networking Utilities and Tools for government
- Labs for government
Local Security Principles
- Local Security for government
- When to Use Root for government
- sudo for government
- Passwords for government
- Bypassing User Authentication for government
- Labs for government
Requirements
This course is designed to equip students with the essential skills and competencies required to function effectively as professional Linux system administrators. Participants should possess a foundational understanding of Linux, including familiarity with its most common utilities and text editors.
Audience
This class is tailored for individuals who have minimal or no prior experience with Linux or Unix environments. It is particularly beneficial for system administrators, developers, architects, decision-makers, and new Linux users who are aiming to delve into more complex areas such as Linux system administration, network management, and enterprise system architecture.
Experience Level: Beginner
The course content is structured to align with the needs of professionals in various roles, ensuring that participants gain practical knowledge and skills that can be directly applied in their work environments, including those for government.
28 Hours
