Linux

Linux stands as a beacon of versatility, security, and efficiency in the realm of operating systems. Throughout this syllabus, we will unravel the layers of Linux, starting with the basics of navigating the command line, understanding file systems, and mastering essential commands. As we progress, we will delve into more advanced topics, such as system administration, networking, and security, providing you with the skills needed to confidently navigate and manage a Linux environment.

The course aims to not only make you proficient in Linux but to empower you with the knowledge to customize your environment, troubleshoot issues, and harness the full potential of this open-source powerhouse. Hands-on exercises, real-world scenarios, and practical applications will guide you in applying your newfound skills in a variety of contexts.

Whether you are an IT professional, a developer, or an enthusiast seeking to expand your horizons, the Linux Syllabus Course is your gateway to a deeper understanding of this robust operating system. Join us as we explore the command line, configuration files, package management, and much more, shaping you into a Linux adept.

Get ready to embrace the world of Linux, where collaboration, customization, and control converge. Let’s embark on this educational journey together, unlocking the vast possibilities that Linux has to offer!

Linux Syllabus

  • Automating Programs
    Run Levels
    /etc/rc.d Files
    Customization of Run Levels
    cron and anacron
    at and batch
    Login Options
    Console Logon
    Controlling Console Login
    Virtual Consoles
    Serial Login
    Remote Login
    ssh Login
    Building a Custom Linux Kernel
    Kernel Versions
    Kernel Source Files
    Kernel Patch Files
    Kernel Configuration
    Kernel Building
    Testing a New Kernel
    The GNU/Linux Filesystem
    Partition Types
    Filesystem Types
    Mounting
    Automount
    File Types
    File Security
    Key Filesystem Locations
    Boot Files
    User Files
    Administrator Files
    Configuration Files
    Log Files
    The /proc Pseudo Filesystem
    Process Info
    Kernel Config Info
    Hardware Info
    Changing /proc Info
    Sysctl
    þÿBASH  Borne Again Shell
    Key /bin Commands
    Key /sbin Commands
    History
    man and info
    vi
    Using Shell Scripts
    User Management
    Users and Groups
    Home Directories
    Password Files
    PAM
    Quotas
    NIS Intro
    Software Management
    tar Files
    Patch Files
    RPM
    Hardware Management
    Types of Devices
    /dev Namespace
    Modules
    Network Management
    Types of Network Devices
    Monitoring Network Devices
    Controlling Network Services
    xinted
    iptables
    þÿNetwork Services  Part I
    DHCP
    DNS
    SSH
    þÿNetwork Services  Part II
    FTP
    NFS
    Samba
    þÿNetwork Services  Part III
    Sendmail
    Apache
    Squid Proxy Server
    The X Window System
    X Servers and X Clients
    XFree86
    X Fonts
    GTK and KDE
    Exam Practice
    Installation Challenges
    Configuration Challenges
    Troubleshooting Challenges