Transcription of Course Outline: Linux Introduction (Course T143)
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Course outline : Linux Introduction ( Course t143 ) What is this Course about? This introductory Course provides the knowledge and skills required to leverage the wide range of Linux graphical and command-line tools. You learn to create, edit and search Linux files and directories, limit access within file systems by controlling permissions and ownership, exploit Bash shell features to enhance the command line interface, and perform multiple tasks in shell scripts. Who should attend? Those interested in a comprehensive foundational knowledge of the Linux operating system. Duration: 4 Days This Course qualifies for: CEUs 23 NASBA CPEs Chapter 1: What is Linux ? Linux History and Distributions Command-Line Login Chapter 2: The GNOME Desktop GNOME-Based Login Desktop Layout Evolution E-Mail Client GNOME Terminal Chapter 3: Working With the Command Line Entering Commands into the Shell Listing Filenames and Contents Finding and Reading Documentation Bash History Feature Chapter 4: Understanding the Changing Filesystem Filesystem Components Pathnames File and Directory Management Removing Files and Directories Linking to Other Files Chapter 5: Managing and Archiving Files Using Nautilus
Course Outline: Linux Introduction (Course T143) What is this course about? This introductory course provides the knowledge and skills required to leverage the wide range of Linux
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