Overview

Linux Fundamentals provides a comprehensive background in using the UNIX operating system. The course is designed for users with previous computer experience, but not necessarily Linux. New users of UNIX, programmers, novice system administrators, and novice Linux system operators would benefit from this course. The emphasis is on learning how to use the essential commands, utilities, and operating system tools available in any Linux system.

Course Length:

4.5 Days

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

• Navigate the Linux filesystem
• Customize file and directory access permissions
• Use the vi editor
• Combine Linux commands with redirection and piping
• Customize their Linux environment
• Communicate with other Linux users and networked machines
• Create powerful scripts for automating tasks

Prerequisites

This course is intended for:

Those with previous computer knowledge, but not necessarily Linux Programmers. This course is for novice System Administrators, and new users of Linux looking for comprehensive Linux instruction That is, users who need to know how to use Linux efficiently.

Topics Covered

Introduction to Linux

Getting Started

Filesystems

Manipulating Files

Access Permissions

Vi Editor

Multitasking

User Communications

Interactive Shells

Shell Programming

Sed & Awk (optional)