This course is an introduction to Linux, an open-source operating system used globally across various platforms and devices. The course is tailored to help newcomers develop a functional understanding of Linux, focusing on essential graphical and command line skills. It addresses Linux's significant impact on technology sectors and prepares learners for real-world applications in system administration and development.

  • Foundational knowledge of Linux operating systems.
  • Skills to navigate different Linux distributions.
  • Understanding of system configurations and the graphical interface of Linux.
  • Ability to perform basic operations using the command line.
  • Insights into common applications and their usage in Linux.

This course is designed for individuals with limited or no prior experience in Linux, including those working in corporate or IT environments, tech enthusiasts, and students seeking to increase their technical skill set.

There are no strict prerequisites for this course. However, it is advantageous for learners to have basic familiarity with daily computer use and common software applications.

  • Understanding the structure and philosophy of Linux.
  • Exploration of different Linux distributions and their particular uses.
  • Graphical Interface management and utilization.
  • Command line operations and their applications.
  • Comprehensive guide to Linux documentation and community resources.

Skills acquired in this course can be directly applied in various areas, including:

  • Technical support and IT operations involving Linux systems.
  • Server management and network administration on Linux platforms.
  • Developing applications designed to run on Linux-based environments.
  • Enhancing career prospects in technology fields where Linux skills are prioritized.
  • Welcome!
  • The Linux Foundation
  • Linux Philosophy and Concepts
  • Linux Basics and System Startup
  • Graphical Interface
  • System Configuration from the Graphical Interface
  • Common Applications
  • Command Line Operations
  • Finding Linux Documentation
  • Processes
  • File Operations
  • Text Editors
  • User Environment
  • Manipulating Text
  • Network Operations
  • The Bash Shell and bash Scripting
  • More on Bash Shell Scripting
  • Printing
  • Local Security Principles
  • Final Exam