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Linux Basics

Linux Basics

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Linux Basics

The Linux Basics course helps individuals gain a solid foundation in working with the Linux operating system, which is the backbone of many technologies worldwide. It teaches essential skills such as navigating the command line, managing users, controlling access, and organizing files.

Put simply, Linux Basics is like learning the language of computers. Instead of relying only on graphical menus, you’ll learn to use commands to control the system directly. This opens the door to better control, troubleshooting, and growth in IT careers.

Who should take the Exam?

  • IT Support Specialist
  • Junior System Administrator
  • Technical Support Engineer
  • Cloud/DevOps Beginner
  • Students preparing for IT careers

Skills Required

  • Basic computer knowledge
  • Interest in operating systems and command-line tools
  • Problem-solving skills
  • Willingness to learn hands-on technical skills

Course Outline

Welcome to the Course!

  • Introduction
  • Course Overview

Saturday - Basic Linux Administration

  • Welcome to Saturday Class
  • What Is Linux?
  • What Is VirtualBox?
  • Lab Design
  • Oracle VirtualBox Installation
  • Creating Virtual Machine
  • Linux Distributions
  • Download and Install Linux (CentOS 7) - Recommended
  • Download and Install Linux (CentOS 8)
  • Download and Install Linux (CentOS 9)
  • Option 2 - Linux Installation on Cloud
  • Download and Install Putty
  • Connect Linux VM Through Putty
  • Changing Password
  • Introduction to File System and Structure
  • File System Navigation Commands
  • Directory Listing Overview
  • Creating Files and Directories
  • Pipes ( | )
  • File Permissions
  • File Ownership Commands
  • Adding Text to Files
  • Getting Help

Sunday - Advance Linux Administration

  • Welcome to Sunday Class
  • File Maintenance Commands
  • File Display Commands
  • Filters / Text Processing Commands
  • Finding System Information
  • Linux File Editor
  • User Account Management
  • Switch Users and Sudo Access
  • System Utility Commands
  • Processes and Jobs
  • System Maintenance Commands
  • System Monitoring Commands
  • Shell Scripting
  • Basic Shell Scripts
  • History Command
  • Enabling Internet in Linux VM
  • Network Files and Commands
  • System Updates and Repositories

Additional Resources

  • Troubleshooting Putty Connection
  • Bonus Lecture

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How learners rated this courses

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Reviews

Emma Richardson

Practical scenarios made learning Linux less intimidating. Really good coverage for a foundation test. Boosted my confidence.

James Carter

Great beginner-friendly questions covering commands and permissions. Helped me validate my basics quickly. A solid free practice exam.

Noah Bennett

Well-structured questions that test real admin thinking. Perfect for final revision. Excellent free resource.

Linux Basics FAQs

Yes, it provides the foundation for advanced Linux, cloud, and DevOps paths.

Students, IT beginners, and professionals wanting to learn Linux.

 

No, this certification focuses on system basics, not coding.

Yes, Linux Basics is beginner-friendly.

Absolutely, Linux is the backbone of cloud and DevOps systems.

It’s recommended, but you can also use virtual machines or online labs.

IT support, junior system admin, and entry-level cloud/DevOps roles.

Yes, Linux powers most servers, clouds, and enterprise systems.

No, with practice and guidance, it’s straightforward for beginners.

Yes, an introduction to shell scripting is included.