Learn Linux in almost 7 days | Study Guides
What you'll learn
- Understand Linux Processes and Jobs
- How to Navigate the Linux File System
- How to use basic in-built text editors
- How to automate mundane tasks through scripting
- Some of the most common job interview questions to help you gain employment
Requirements
- Basic Computer Skills
- Internet Connection
- Desire to research and find answers
Description
Learning Linux is perhaps one of the most useful skills you can learn today. With so many businesses switching or adopting Linux as part of their network architecture, having this knowledge is crucial to getting hired in many of the most sought-after companies.
If you feel like Learning Linux is intimidating, then this is the course for you. With this course, I take you step-by-step and teach you the most used and valuable commands you can use today.
This course takes a systematic approach where the skills taught to build upon each other cumulate in learning how to automate your Linux operating system. Thus, not only will you understand some of the most used terminal commands, but I will also show you how to use the graphical interface.
You will learn how to use all the essential and fundamental parts of Linux. As well, this course covers some of the most common job interview questions. Taking this course will help you take the first step towards advancing your career or helping you get a career using Linux.
With this course, you will learn how to:
Understand how Linux Process and Jobs works
How to navigate the Linux file system
How to copy, move, create, and delete files
How to use some of the most basic and essential in-built text editors
How to automate mundane daily tasks using scripting
Some of the most common job interview questions
Let me be clear, I cover a lot of material and you could use this course for multiple use cases such as preparing for a job interview, learning the basics of Linux, or just reinforcing what you are learning from other courses that also teach Linux. You will certainly feel a lot more comfortable using Linux after enrolling and taking this course.
As well, many of the videos have downloadable PDF files so that you can follow along easily and print them out. These PDF files can also be used as study aids for various Linux certification exams such as the Linux Essentials Exam. While this course wasn't designed to be a certification exam prep course much of the material could aid in passing such exams.
So far, there are 25 downloadable PDF files to help you learn how to use Linux. There are more PDF files being produced to accompany each of the lectures in this course. The idea is to make this course as easy as possible to follow along and learn so that you can apply these skills in your everyday life.
Plus I take a look at some of the most popular Debian based Linux Operating Systems including the following:
PopOS!
Mint!
Ubuntu
AntiX
Pure OS
Parrot Home and Parrot Security
Kali Linux OS
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Who this course is for:
- This is for people who desire to learn Linux for both personal and business use.
- This is a course designed to help you learn Linux assuming you have some computer knowledge already.
Instructor
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- 4.2 Instructor Rating
- 50 Reviews
- 5,565 Students
- 4 Courses
I am tech geek and avid entrepreneur that is interested in a variety of subjects for teaching and for learning. My love of technology has been with me for all my life, or at least all that I can remember.
It is what motivated me to obtain a Bachelors in Science in Management Information Systems from the University of South Florida. There I worked as a teachers assistant and later as a research assistant for the Management Information Systems department.
As well, I hold a CTT+ certification from CompTia which basically means I am a Certified Technical Trainer, so I have some experience in teaching technical things to everyday people as well as those more technically inclined.
I also regularly will go out and photograph and journal what I see in my travels locally and abroad. I see photography and writing to be not only hobbies but a way to express myself as well as to earn a moderate income as well.
My interests are as varied as you can imagine. I am into life hacks, sport performance, health, technology, internet marketing, and so on.