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kr.880
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Duration: 20 Hours
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Delivery mode: Online
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Group size: Individual
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Instruction language:
English
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Certificate provided:
No
An Introduction to Linux course is designed to provide beginners with a solid foundation in Linux, covering the essential concepts, tools, and commands needed to navigate and work within a Linux environment effectively. This course typically includes:
History and Overview of Linux: An introduction to Linux’s origins, its open-source nature, and its importance in various fields, such as servers, embedded systems, and development.
Linux Distributions: Explanation of different Linux distributions (like Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora) and guidance on choosing and installing a distribution based on user needs.
Basic Command Line Operations: The course covers navigating the Linux filesystem using basic commands (e.g., ls, cd, cp, mv, rm, mkdir). It introduces the use of the shell (e.g., Bash) and basic scripting.
File and Directory Management: Instructions on managing files, directories, and permissions, including the use of chmod, chown, and understanding read, write, and execute permissions.
Processes and Resource Management: How to manage processes (ps, top, kill), check system resources, and understand memory and CPU usage.
Package Management: Learning to install, update, and remove software using package managers (apt, yum, dnf), as well as working with repositories.
Text Editors: Introduction to text editors like nano and vim, focusing on simple tasks like creating and editing files directly in the terminal.
Basic Scripting and Automation: Introduction to creating simple shell scripts for automating tasks, covering the basics of writing and executing scripts, using loops, and handling variables.
Networking Basics: Overview of basic networking concepts and Linux network commands (ifconfig, ping, curl, ssh) to set up and manage network connections.
File Permissions and Security: Basic understanding of Linux file permissions and user management to ensure secure access control.
Practical Exercises: Hands-on activities to reinforce each lesson, such as creating directories, managing files, editing configuration files, and writing simple scripts.
This course is ideal for beginners or professionals who want to build Linux skills for system administration, software development, or data science. By the end, learners should be comfortable with using Linux for day-to-day tasks and able to explore more advanced topics independently.