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| This is the Course Structure for Complete Linux Training.
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| <big>This Course is divided into 8 different Modules. They are listed bellow;</big>
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| ===== Module 1: Understanding Linux Concept =====
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| ===== Module 2: Download, Install and Configure =====
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| ===== Module 3: System Access and File System =====
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| ===== Module 4: Linux Fundamentals =====
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| ===== Module 5: Linux System Administration =====
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| ===== Module 6: Shell Scripting =====
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| ===== Module 7: Networking, Servers and System Updates =====
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| ===== Module 8: Disk Management and Run Levels =====
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| ''All About Resume and Interview''
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| == '''What will you learn?''' ==
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| * <big>By the end of this course you will be a professional Linux administrator and be able to apply for Linux job.</big>
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| * <big>You will learn 200+ Linux system administration commands</big>
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| * <big>CentOS and Redhat version 7, 8 and 9</big>
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| * <big>You will gain advance Linux systems administration skills and have deep understanding of Linux fundamentals and concepts</big>
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| * <big>You will be able to troubleshoot everyday Linux related issues</big>
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| * <big>You will manage Linux servers in a corporate environment</big>
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| * <big>You will write basic to advance level shell scripts</big>
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| * <big>This course will prepare you for CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-004) and LPI Linux Essentials</big>
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| * <big>Understand the concept of permissions and how to set them for files and directories</big>
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| * <big>You will be able to take the EX-200 exam and become Redhat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA - EX200)</big>
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| == '''Requirements''' ==
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| * The course covers everything about Linux from scratch so no prior experience required
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| * Desire to reach your goals and dreams
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| * A computer with at least 4G of RAM
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| * Projector
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| == '''Module 1: Understanding Linux Concept''' ==
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| ====== <big>What is Operating System?</big> ======
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| ====== <big>What is Linux?</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Everyday use of Linux</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Unix vs Linux vs Windows</big> ======
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| <big>At the end of this module student will able to;</big>
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| # Define Linux
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| # Distinguish between Unix, Linux and Windows.
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| # Learn about types of Linux Distribution.
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| == '''Module 2: Download, Install and Configure Linux''' ==
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| ====== <big>Lab Design</big> ======
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| ====== <big>What is Virtual Box?</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Download and Install VMWare Player (Different Ways to Install Linux)</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Creating a Virtual Machine</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Download and Install Linux (CentOS 8)</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Download and Install Linux (CentOS 9)</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Redhat Linux Installation (Optional)</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Take a snapshot of VM</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Virtual Machine Management</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Keyboard Keys Used in Linux</big> ======
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| <big>At the end of this module Student will able to;</big>
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| # Define Virtualization
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| # Learn about different ways to install Linux.
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| # Create Virtual Machine.
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| # Install Linux in Virtual Machine.
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| == '''Module 3: System Access and File System''' ==
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| ====== <big>Important Things to Remember in Linux</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Access to Linux System</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Download and Install Putty</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Access Linux via Putty or SSH command line</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Command Prompts and Getting Prompts Back</big> ======
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| ====== <big>FileSystem Structure and Description</big> ======
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| ====== <big>File System Navigation Commands (cd , ls and pwd)</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Linux File or Directory Properties</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Linux File Types</big> ======
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| ====== <big>What is root?</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Changing Password</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Absolute and Relative Paths</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Creating Files and Directories (touch, cp, vi, mkdir)</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Copying directories</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Finding Files and Directories (find, locate)</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Difference Between Find and Locate Commands</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Wildcards (*, ?, ^, [])</big> ======
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| ====== <big>Soft and Hard Links (ln)</big> ======
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| <big>At the end of this module student will able to;</big>
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| # Access to Linux System
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| # Define file system and its Structure.
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| # Define Root.
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| # Create files and directories.
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| # Use Wildcards.
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| # Create soft and hard link of files.
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