Target Audience
- School leavers after A/L
- Anyone interested in learning Linux
Course Duration
40 hours-weekday sessions
Course Prerequisites
Students should have the basic computer literacy. No familiarity with Linux or other UNIX operating systems is required.
Course Outline
Theory
- Understand the history and development of computers.
- Explain the use of computers in industry today.
- Understand the use of operating systems and applications.
- Examine the need for different types of operating systems and applications.
- Compare open-source operating systems based on their development and use in industry today.
- Understand the architecture of operating systems and how they develop.
- Learn about the source codes of open-source operating systems and how they develop.
- Understand the security of open-source operating systems.
- Learn about the command line of open-source operating systems and how to use it.
- Understand how to customize open-source operating systems to meet the needs of industry.
Practical
- Install virtualization software and understand how to use it.
- Install Ubuntu operating system using basic methods.
- Understand the pre-installation process and customization options.
- Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux with customized partitions.
- Understand file systems and text editors.
- Learn about the built-in utilities of Linux and how to use them.
- Create a user in the graphical user interface (GUI) and test it.
- Create a user in the command line and assign a password.
- Understand how Linux encrypts passwords and how to save passwords.
- Create new scripts and save them for Linux.
- Edit the IP address and modify Linux scripts in reverse.