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Linux+ Fundamentals and Certification
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- 5th Class - Navigating the Filesystem Thu, 2011-06-09 14:01
- 6th Class - Creating Files, Folders, and other useful utilities Thu, 2011-06-09 14:00
- 7th Class - Linux Redirection and Pipes Thu, 2011-06-09 13:56
- Open Questions Thu, 2011-06-09 13:49
- 4th Short Class - Installing Guest Additions - FULL Screen Wed, 2011-06-08 14:02
Course Syallabus
I will be online throughout the day, each day available for chat. You can also send me messages with any questions you may have.
There is also a study group being put together that I will open up for registration on the first day of class.
I will also be assigning exams, and assignments to help you keep up to speed. People with a C or higher will receive a PDF Document of Achievement from me certifying you through P2PU. This certification really isn’t worth much, but is a nice thing to add to your resume. This course will prepare you for the Linux+ exam, so by the end of the course you are encouraged to sign up to take the exam.
Week 1
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Introducing Linux
Installing Linux
Getting Help
Using VI (Non graphical editor)
Managing the Linux File System
Week 2
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Working with Linux Users and Groups
Manage Linux Permissions/Ownership and Quotas
Installing and Managing Software
Using the Linux Shell
Creating Shell Scripts
Week 3
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Managing Linux Processes and Services
Managing the Linux Boot Process
Configuring Hardware
Week 4
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Configuring Network Boards
Configuring Linux Network Services
Configuring Linux Security
Documenting and Troubleshooting the System
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Let me know if you have any questions.
Hello, what do you mean with exam J? Thanks
Sorry, J is a typo. I have removed it now.
Hello all.
This is a really handy manual introducing the command line:
http://www.flossmanuals.net/command-line/
Dan
Hi Frank,
Great work so far!
Do you have an idea of when you will generally by releasing new homeworks and materials? Will it be every Saturday?
I would find it very useful to know what dates Week 1, 2 ,3 etc are on so I can schedule my studying / work around this.
Thanks
I will come up with a break down then, i was maybe planning on releasing 3 per week if possible.