Linux Introduction - 3 days online classroom
1.890,00 EUR
- 3 days
Start your Linux journey with practical, hands-on training designed to build confidence in using Linux systems and command-line tools. This Linux Introduction course provides a strong foundation in Linux administration, helping learners understand file systems, command-line navigation, permissions, process management, and essential system operations used in modern IT environments.
Key Features
Language
Course material in English
Level
Beginner level
3 days of live instructor-led
Virtual training (8 hours / day)
Practical exercises in a live Linux
Scenario-based learning to apply skills in real-world contexts
Downloadable resources
Content structured to reflect LPI certification standards
40+ recommended study hours
Program completion certification included
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this program, you will be able to:
Linux Fundamentals
Learn the core concepts of Linux, including system architecture, file structures, and command-line navigation. You’ll practice managing files and directories using essential Linux commands and path structures.
Permissions & System Utilities
Develop practical skills in managing file permissions, user access, and links while working with tools such as find, locate, xargs, cut, and sort to improve system administration efficiency.
Process Management & Environment Configuration
Learn how to manage Linux processes, background jobs, and task priorities. You’ll also customize shell environments using configuration files like .bashrc and .profile to improve workflow productivity.
Core Linux Commands & Productivity Tools
Work with essential Linux utilities for file searching, text processing, and command-line operations. You’ll use real-world examples to strengthen troubleshooting, automation, and day-to-day Linux administration skills.
Course timeline
Day 1
Session 1: Introduction to Linux
- Linux and UNIX fundamentals
- Linux kernel and file system structure
- File and directory management
- Absolute and relative paths
- Command-line navigation exercises
Session 2: Basic Commands
- Command-line syntax
- File and directory operations
- Wildcards and command execution
- Logical operators and sequencing commands
- Hands-on command exercises
Session 3: Redirection & Pipes
- Input and output redirection
- Error redirection and piping commands
- Practical exercises with pipes and redirection
Day 2
Session 4: vi/Vim Editor Fundamentals
- Introduction to vi/Vim
- Editing modes and core commands
- Undo, redo, and customization
- Executing commands and accessing help
- Hands-on vi/Vim exercises
Session 5: Searching & Replacing Text
- Search and replace in vi/Vim
- Regular expressions (Regex)
- Using sed, grep, egrep, and fgrep
- Text processing exercises
Session 6: Command Recall & Editing
- Bash and Korn shell basics
- Command recall and editing techniques
- Practical shell exercises
Session 7: File Permissions & Access Control
- Users, groups, and permissions
- Changing file attributes
- Switching users and groups
- File linking and access control exercises
Day 3
Session 8: Filtering & Formatting Text
- Text filtering and formatting tools
- Using paste, cut, nl, and awk
- Practical text-processing exercises
Session 9: Processes
- Process management fundamentals
- Monitoring and terminating processes
- Background jobs and job control
- Process management exercises
Session 10: User Environment
- Customizing shell profiles and environments
- Working with .profile, .bash_profile, and .bashrc
- Environment setup exercises
Session 11: More Linux Commands
- Using find, locate, xargs, df, cut, and sort
- Finding duplicate content and number sequencing
- Advanced command-line exercises
Who Should Enroll in this Program?
Beginners starting their Linux learning journey
IT support and helpdesk professionals
System and network administrators
DevOps and cloud infrastructure professionals
Developers working in Linux environments
Professionals preparing for Linux Essentials or LPIC certifications
Prerequisites
- Basic computer literacy and IT knowledge
- Familiarity with operating systems and file management concepts
- No prior Linux or scripting experience required
- Previous command-line experience is helpful but not mandatory
Statements
Licensing and accreditation
The course is offered according to Partner Program Agreement and complies with the License Agreement requirements.
Equity Policy
Candidates are encouraged to reach out to AVC for guidance and support throughout the accommodation process.
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