User:Suraj Pandey/Lesson Plan 5

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Course: Complete Linux Training                                                                                                                                           Topic: System Access and File System                                                                                                                                 Sub-topic: File Structure and Its Description                                                                                                       Time: 15 Minutes                                                                                                                                                                     Date: 2023-12-13

Specific Objectives[edit | edit source][edit | edit source][edit | edit source]

At the End of this Topic Student will able to;

  • Describe the file Structure of Linux file system

Teaching Aids[edit | edit source][edit | edit source][edit | edit source][edit | edit source]

  • Whiteboard
  • Marker
  • laptop
  • Projector

Recap of Previous Class[edit | edit source][edit | edit source][edit | edit source]

  • Ask Student about file system of Linux.

Content[edit | edit source][edit | edit source][edit | edit source]

  • There filesystem structure of Linux are as follows
  1. /sbin--/usr/sbin :-- System And Filesystem Commands.
  2. /opt :-- Optional add-on applications (Not Part of OS). It is used for third party applications. They are installed on /opt.
  3. /proc :-- Create files for running processes (only exist on memory).
  4. /lib--/usr/lib :-- C programming library files needed by command and apps.
  5. /tmp :-- Directory for creating temporary files.

Activity[edit | edit source][edit | edit source][edit | edit source]

  • Ask Students About file System Structure in Linux.
  • Navigate through the File Structure in Linux System.[1]

Assessment[edit | edit source][edit | edit source][edit | edit source]

Do Research About different Types of file system Structure of Linux.