Linux Courses Kyiv Moscow St. Petersburg Almaty Minsk. Introduction to Linux I, LPI LPIC-1, CompTIA Linux+

Linux Courses Kyiv Moscow St. Petersburg Almaty Minsk. Introduction to Linux I, LPI LPIC-1, CompTIA Linux+

Linux courses in Kyiv, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Almaty, Minsk. Introduction to Linux I, LPI LPIC-1, CompTIA Linux+.

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The course is divided into 2 semesters, which are required to obtain Linux Professional Institute LPIC -1 or CompTIA Linux + certifications :

 

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1. Linux courses Kyiv Moscow St. Petersburg Almaty Minsk. NDG Introduction to Linux I, LPI LPIC-1, CompTIA Linux+.

Course duration: 70 hours.

Prerequisites: To study NDG Introduction to Linux I, it is recommended to complete the NDG Linux Fundamentals, Linux Essentials, Linux PDC course.

 

Course purpose:

This course covers the fundamental principles of Linux operating system operation and administration (system architecture, installation, command line, and file system). The course aims to prepare academic institutions, organizations, and individual students for the Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1 or CompTIA Linux+ certification.

 

Course Outline:

  1. Using the shell.
  2. Getting help.
  3. Utilities for working with text.
  4. Shell customization.
  5. Working with files.
  6. File substitutions.
  7. Basic work with files.
  8. Regular expressions.
  9. vi editor.
  10. Standard text streams and redirects.
  11. Process management.
  12. Commands for archiving.
  13. File permissions and access rights.
  14. Create and modify hard and soft links.
  15. Setting up hardware.
  16. System boot process.
  17. Operating system bootloaders.
  18. Performance levels.
  19. Create hard disk partitions.
  20. Hard disk partitioning.
  21. Control over mounting and unmounting of file systems.
  22. Maintain file system integrity.
  23. Repair of file systems.
  24. Setting disk quotas.
  25. RPM and YUM package manager.
  26. Package management in Debian.
  27. Managing shared libraries.

More details on the course scope and training sequence: NDG-Introduction-to-Linux-I-Scope-and-Sequence-Jul14-2015-Linux-LPI-LPIC-1.

 

2. NDG Introduction to Linux II / NDG Introduction to Linux II.

Course duration: 60 hours.

Prerequisites : Completion of NDG Linux Essentials and NDG Introduction to Linux I

 

Course Objective: The course objectives include shell usage, scripting, data management, interface configuration, administrative tasks, basic system services, networking functions, and system security.

 

Course Outline:

  1. Advanced shell features
  2. Writing shell scripts
  3. SQL
  4. X-Window Graphics Server Components
  5. Setting up screen managers
  6. Accesses in the system
  7. User and Group Accounts
  8. Setting up a task schedule
  9. Localization
  10. System time
  11. Maintaining logs and reports
  12. Email setup
  13. Managing Printers
  14. Networking Basics
  15. Setting up networks
  16. Troubleshooting Networks
  17. Account Security
  18. Host Security
  19. Encryption

More details on the course scope and training sequence: NDG-Introduction-to-Linux-II-Scope-and-Sequence-Linux-LPI-LPIC-1.

 

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