Linux Foundation: Linux is on 94% of the world's supercomputers, most of the servers that power the Internet, the majority of stock exchanges worldwide, and one billion Android devices.
In short, Linux is everywhere. It appears on many different architectures, from mainframes to servers, desktops and mobiles, and on an impressively wide variety of hardware.
The free self-paced course we will outline below will teach you how to develop a good knowledge of Linux using both the graphical interface (UI) and the command line.
The courses are designed by the Linux Foundation for people with little or no prior experience with Linux or Unix. System administrators, programmers, decision makers, or new Linux users can all benefit from the content covered in these courses, especially if they want to take more related courses such as Linux system administration, network administration, and enterprise system architecture.
Linux Foundation: the course is
- 100% online and self-regulating
- It features 40-50 hours of content designed by Linux experts
- Designed to provide students with a good working knowledge of Linux
- Absolutely free via edx.org
Book an online course to learn all the essentials of the open source operating system used by billions of computers.
Who knows, someday you will use it on your personal computer and beyond.
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Introduction to Linux Course Outline (Course List)
Introduction to Linux
- The Linux Foundation
- Linux Philosophy and Concepts
- Linux Structure and Installation
- Graphical Interface
- System Configuration From The Graphical Interface
- Finding Linux Documentation
- Command Line Operators
- File Operations
- User Environment
- Text Editors
- Local Security Principles
- Network Operations
- Manipulating Text
- Printing
- Bash Shell Scripting
- Advanced Bash Scripting
- Processes
- Common Applications
