Introduction to Linux
Master Linux fundamentals and gain practical skills in both graphical interface and command line operations for major distributions.
Master Linux fundamentals and gain practical skills in both graphical interface and command line operations for major distributions.
This comprehensive course provides a solid foundation in Linux, covering both graphical interface and command line operations across major distributions. You'll learn essential system administration tasks, network operations, and bash scripting. The course is designed for experienced computer users new to Linux, whether working individually or in enterprise environments. With Linux powering most of the world's computing infrastructure and high demand for Linux skills in the job market, this practical course prepares you for user, administrator, or developer roles.
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What you'll learn
Navigate confidently through major Linux distributions
Master both graphical interface and command line operations
Perform basic system administration tasks
Manage files and processes effectively
Use essential networking commands
Create and execute bash shell scripts
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
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Graded assignments, Exams
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There are 18 modules in this course
This foundational Linux course provides comprehensive coverage of essential skills for both users and administrators. The curriculum progresses from basic Linux concepts through advanced topics like bash scripting and network operations. Students learn to navigate both graphical and command-line interfaces, perform system configurations, manage processes, and handle file operations. The course emphasizes practical skills through hands-on exercises, covering everything from basic commands to local security principles. With Linux's dominance in enterprise computing and strong market demand, this course provides valuable skills for various IT roles.
The Linux Foundation
Module 1
Linux Philosophy and Concepts
Module 2
Linux Basics and System Startup
Module 3
Graphical Interface
Module 4
System Configuration from the Graphical Interface
Module 5
Common Applications
Module 6
Command Line Operations
Module 7
Finding Linux Documentation
Module 8
Processes
Module 9
File Operations
Module 10
Text Editors
Module 11
User Environment
Module 12
Manipulating Text
Module 13
Network Operations
Module 14
The Bash Shell and bash Scripting
Module 15
More on Bash Shell Scripting
Module 16
Printing
Module 17
Local Security Principles
Module 18
Fee Structure
Instructor
9 Courses
Distinguished Linux Expert and Former Training Director at Linux Foundation
Jerry Cooperstein has established himself as a leading figure in Linux education and development since 1994, combining his extensive background in nuclear astrophysics with Linux expertise. His career spans multiple prestigious institutions, beginning with a postdoctoral fellowship at Nordita and including positions at Brookhaven National Laboratory, University of Washington, and Oregon State University. He joined the Linux Foundation in 2009 as Training Program Director, where he served until his retirement in June 2023, overseeing the development and delivery of all training content. His academic credentials include a Ph.D., Master's, and BS in Physics from Stony Brook University. Throughout his career, Cooperstein has made significant contributions to both scientific computing and Linux education, developing state-of-the-art simulation software for supercomputers and creating comprehensive training programs for Linux kernel and user space development. His expertise in Linux device drivers and interrupt handling has made him a respected authority in the field, and he has been instrumental in shaping the Linux Foundation's educational initiatives, including the popular "Introduction to Linux" course which has enrolled over 250,000 students worldwide.
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