Course Overview
This course provides an introduction to the Linux operating system and is designed for individuals who are new to Linux or have limited experience with it.
Learning Options
Target audiences
- This course is designed for experienced computer users who have limited or no previous exposure to Linux, whether they are working in an individual or enterprise environment.
Schedule Dates
Curriculum
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Chapter 1. The Linux Foundation
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Chapter 2. Linux Philosophy and Concepts
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Chapter 3. Linux Basics and System Startup
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Chapter 4. Graphical Interface
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Chapter 5. System Configuration from the Graphical Interface
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Chapter 6. Common Applications
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Chapter 7. Command Line Operations
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Chapter 8. Finding Linux Documentation
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Chapter 9. Processes
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Chapter 10. File Operations
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Chapter 11. Text Editors
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Chapter 12. User Environment
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Chapter 13. Manipulating Text
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Chapter 14. Network Operations
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Chapter 15. The Bash Shell and Basic Scripting
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Chapter 16. More on Bash Shell Scripting
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Chapter 17. Printing
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Chapter 18. Local Security Principles
The "Introduction to Linux" (LFS101x) course covers a range of key topics related to the Linux operating system. Some of the key topics covered in the course may include:
Linux History and Evolution
Linux Distributions
Linux File System
Linux Command Line
Linux Processes and Jobs
Linux Users and Groups
Linux System Administration
Linux System Administration
Linux Shell Scripting
Linux Networking
The "Introduction to Linux" (LFS101x) course offered by the Linux Foundation is designed for individuals who are new to Linux or have limited experience with it. The target audience for this course typically includes:
Beginners
IT Professionals
System Administrators
Developers
Students
Anyone Interested in Linux: Anyone who is curious about Linux and wants to explore its features, capabilities, and potential use cases.
The "Introduction to Linux" (LFS101x) course offered by the Linux Foundation is designed to be accessible to beginners and individuals with little or no prior experience with Linux. As such, there are typically no specific prerequisites for enrolling in this course. However, some basic familiarity with computer usage, file operations, and command-line interfaces would be beneficial.
The "Introduction to Linux" (LFS101x) course offered by the Linux Foundation is a self-paced online course, which means learners have the flexibility to complete the course at their own pace. The estimated time to complete the course can vary depending on the individual's prior knowledge, learning style, and the time dedicated to the course. However, on average, learners can expect to spend approximately 40-60 hours to complete the course.