Linux an open-source operating system (OS), was created to compete with for-profit operating systems. Linux can be used for anything, from gaming to managing industrial systems, and there are many different versions of it. You can develop your skills by using this potent and well-liked open source operating system by taking Linux classes in Corvit.

Beginners may only require a fundamental comprehension of how to navigate and carry out tasks using Linux, as well as how Linux-based applications behave, if their goal is to pursue a career in information technology or software administration. You might need more in-depth knowledge of Linux security procedures and proficiency with manipulating Linux programmes if you want to become an ethical hacker, also known as a pentester.

Course Outline:

• Linux Configuration
• Linux Directories
• Linux Commands
• Files and Directories
• File Management
• Special Files
• Ownership and Protection
• Cutting and Pasting Files
• File Comparisons
• Command Lines and Subshells
• I/O Redirection and Pipes
• Filename Expansion
• Shell and Environment Variables
• Command Substitution
• Aliases and Functions
• Customizing Your Environment
• Setup Files
• Shell Script Design
• Parameter Substitutions
• Variables, Operators, Expressions
• Control Constructs
• Here Documents
• User Input
• Signal Traps
• Debugging
• Scripting Guidelines
• Makefiles
• Dependencies and Targets
• Pattern Rules
• Program Libraries
• File Sharing and FTP
• Apache Web Server

You will have a solid understanding of the Linux operating system’s foundations by the end of this course, and you’ll be able to put that knowledge to use in real-world situations.