- Basic familiarity with operating systems and a fundamental understanding of computer systems would be beneficial but not mandatory for this course.
Embark on a comprehensive journey through the essential principles and practical applications of Linux with our Three-Day Introduction Training Course. This meticulously structured program is designed to equip participants with fundamental skills and knowledge required to navigate, manage, and harness the power of Linux-based systems efficiently.
Learning Outcome:
By the course's conclusion, participants will possess a robust foundation in Linux, enabling them to confidently navigate command-line operations, manage files and directories, configure permissions, administer user accounts, and implement basic networking and system maintenance tasks.
Teaching Methodology:
The course blends theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical exercises and real-world scenarios, ensuring participants gain a comprehensive understanding of Linux operations while honing their practical skills through guided application.
Day 1: Foundations of Linux
Session 1: Introduction to Linux
- Overview of Linux: Differences from Windows, Advantages, and Disadvantages
- Understanding Distributions
- Executing Commands from the Command Line
Session 2: Working with Files and Directories
- File System Structure
- File and Directory Operations: Creating, Deleting, Copying, Moving, and Renaming
- Viewing and Searching File Content
- Packing and Unpacking Files
Session 3: Editing Files
- Introduction to 'nano' Editor
- Editing via Command Line with 'sed' Editor
Day 2: Intermediate Linux Operations
Session 4: Working in the Shell
- Understanding the 'bash' Shell
- Stream Redirection
- Initialization Files and Customization
Session 5: File System Permissions
- Concept of Rights and Ownership
- Viewing and Verifying Permissions
- Absolute and Symbolic Notation
- Changing Permissions ('chmod') and Ownership ('chown')
Session 6: Working with Processes
- Overview of Processes
- Viewing, Searching, and Managing Processes
Day 3: Advanced Linux and System Management
Session 7: User and Group Management
- User Accounts Management
- Security and Password Policies
- Group Management and User Privileges
Session 8: Networking
- Basics of Networking Configuration
- Remote Connections using 'ssh'
- File Downloading and Transfer using 'scp'
Session 9: System Maintenance
- Resource Monitoring
- Task Management
- Package Management with 'apt' and 'yum'
Session 10: Shell Scripting and Automation
- Introduction to Shell Scripting
- Examples of Automation using Cron Jobs