Description
Day 1: Introduction to Linux and Command-Line Basics
Morning Session:
- Welcome and Course Overview
- Introduction to the course objectives and structure.
- Overview of Linux and its significance in the tech world.
- Introduction to Linux Operating System
- History and evolution of Linux.
- Key features and benefits of using Linux.
- Linux Distributions
- Overview of popular Linux distributions (Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian).
- Criteria for choosing the right distribution for your needs.
Afternoon Session:
4. Understanding Linux File System Hierarchy
- Overview of the Linux file system structure.
- Key directories and their purposes.
- Command-Line Basics
- Introduction to the terminal.
- Basic commands for navigation (ls, cd, pwd).
- Hands-On: Command-Line Navigation
- Practical exercises in navigating the file system using the command line.
Day 2: File Management and System Administration
Morning Session:
- File Management Commands
- Creating, moving, and deleting files and directories (touch, mv, rm, mkdir).
- Viewing file contents (cat, less, head, tail).
- File Permissions and Ownership
- Understanding file permissions and ownership.
- Changing permissions and ownership (chmod, chown).
Afternoon Session:
3. Working with Users and Groups
- Managing users and groups (adduser, userdel, groupadd).
- Assigning and modifying user permissions.
- Basic System Administration Tasks
- Managing system processes (ps, top, kill).
- Package management basics (installing and removing software).
- Hands-On: System Administration Tasks
- Practical exercises in user management and process control.
Day 3: Shell Scripting and Troubleshooting
Morning Session:
- Introduction to Shell Scripting
- Basics of writing and executing shell scripts.
- Common shell scripting commands and syntax.
- Creating Simple Shell Scripts
- Writing scripts for automation of common tasks.
- Using variables, loops, and conditionals in scripts.
Afternoon Session:
3. Troubleshooting Common Linux Issues
- Identifying and resolving common problems (network issues, disk space errors).
- Using logs and system monitoring tools for troubleshooting.
- Hands-On: Writing and Executing Shell Scripts
- Practical exercises in creating and running shell scripts.
- Q&A and Problem-Solving
- Open forum for addressing participant questions and troubleshooting scenarios.
Day 4: Best Practices and Final Project
Morning Session:
- Best Practices for Linux System Management
- Regular maintenance tasks (updates, backups, security checks).
- Efficient resource management and system optimization.
- Advanced Command-Line Tools
- Introduction to advanced tools and utilities (grep, awk, sed).
- Using these tools for text processing and system administration.
Afternoon Session:
3. Final Project
- Participants work on a comprehensive project incorporating all learned concepts.
- Project presentation and peer review.
- Course Review and Wrap-Up
- Summary of key topics covered.
- Discussion of career opportunities and further learning resources.
- Certificate of Completion
- Awarding certificates to participants who successfully complete the course.
