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Overview
LPI Linux Essentials v1.6 certification validates fundamental knowledge and skills required to use Linux, emphasizing open source concepts, command line basics, Linux operating system principles, security fundamentals, and essential open-source applications. This globally recognized credential is essential for individuals seeking proficiency in Linux software management, reducing system errors, and enhancing overall system efficiency.
Objectives
By the end of this course, leaner will be able to:
- Validate understanding of basic Linux concepts, command lines, and scripts.
- Gain knowledge of data backups, restoration, and system recovery.
- Acquire proficiency in Linux open source applications, licensing, and hardware systems.
- Understand security measures and permissions for Linux systems.
- Learn to create and configure IT environments and standard open-source applications.
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of operating systems.
- Familiarity with computer science fundamentals.
- Entry-level IT skills are recommended.
- Suitable for Linux enthusiasts and hobbyists.
- Prior exposure to open source concepts is beneficial.
- No specific Linux experience required, making it suitable for beginners.
- Basic understanding of IT environments.
Course Outline
Module 1: Introduction to LinuxCourses2023-12-22T13:38:35+05:30
- Understanding the significance of Linux in IT.
- Basics of hardware and system architecture.
Module 2: Scripting FundamentalsCourses2023-12-22T13:48:39+05:30
- Introduction to scripting languages.
- Hands-on experience with scripting in Linux.
Module 3: Linux Operating System PrinciplesCourses2023-12-22T13:48:17+05:30
- In-depth exploration of Linux OS fundamentals.
- Understanding system backups and restoration.
Module 4: Security FundamentalsCourses2023-12-22T13:49:07+05:30
- Linux security measures and best practices.
- File permissions and access control.
Module 5: Open Source Applications and LicensingCourses2023-12-22T13:50:23+05:30
- Overview of key open-source applications.
- Licensing principles in the Linux environment.
