This course includes both theoretical learning and practical lab exercises, ensuring students gain a well-rounded understanding of Linux systems through hands-on experience.
Learn how to install Linux on various machines and troubleshoot common issues during the installation process, such as boot errors, hardware compatibility, and missing drivers.
Understand the fundamental configuration tasks such as setting up network interfaces, configuring users and permissions, and installing packages using package managers (e.g., apt, yum).
Get familiar with essential Linux commands to navigate the system, manage files, monitor system performance, and more. Common commands include:
Apply your learning to real-world scenarios, solving common administrative tasks like setting up file sharing, securing a server, or automating backups. Practical exercises help reinforce theoretical concepts.
Learn Logical Volume Management (LVM), which allows for flexible storage management, including creating and resizing logical volumes, setting up volume groups, and managing disk partitions.
Explore various Linux file systems (e.g., ext4, XFS, Btrfs) and learn how to format, mount, and manage file systems on Linux.
Linux has many distributions (distros), each designed for specific purposes. Learn about popular distros like: