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Foundation - Linux

Learn Linux course online with Maven SIlicon

4.9
(9 ratings)
Course Instructors Maven Silicon Deepika Paramesh Nelavalli Kaveri Chandana Maven Silicon Training Support

$9 $89 90% OFF

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Course Overview

The course focuses on the basics of Linux Operating System and vi editor. The course aims to give hands-on experience using the vi/gvim editor to write the source codes and run simulations on Linux. 

Course Curriculum

1 Subject

Foundation - Linux

1 Exercises • 9 Learning Materials

Introduction to Linux Operating System & vi Text Editor

Introduction to Linux Operating System

Video
1:15:00

vi Text Editor

Video
31:00

Knowledge check: Linux

Exercise

Labs User Guide & VPN Configuration Guide

Ubuntu Installation Guide

PDF

Linux Labs User Guide

PDF

Feedback Form

External Link

Linux Lab Manual

PDF

Linux Lab 1 : Solution

Video
8:26

Linux Lab 2 : Solution

Video
5:15

Feedback Form - Overall Experience

Feedback Form - Overall Experience

External Link

Course Instructor

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Maven Silicon

303 Courses   •   344931 Students


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Deepika

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Paramesh Nelavalli

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Kaveri

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Chandana

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Maven Silicon Training Support

47 Courses   •   3507 Students

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FAQs

1. What is Linux Foundation training and why should I take it?

Linux Foundation training is a series of online courses offered by the Linux Foundation to help students learn various aspects of Linux and open-source software. It includes courses on Linux system administration, kernel development, cloud computing, and more.

2. What is covered in an Introduction to Linux course?

An Introduction to Linux course typically covers the basics of the Linux operating system, including installation, file systems, user management, basic commands, and understanding how Linux works. It is designed for beginners to get started with Linux, providing foundational knowledge for more advanced topics.

3. Where can I learn Linux for free?

You can learn Linux for free through various online platforms, including the Linux Foundation’s free courses, online tutorials, and open-source communities. These resources provide hands-on experience with Linux commands, system administration, and more to help you get comfortable using Linux in a practical environment.

4. What is the Linux Foundation certification and how can I earn it?

The Linux Foundation certification is a professional credential that validates your skills in Linux system administration, software development, and open-source technologies. You can earn it by completing relevant Linux Foundation training courses and passing certification exams such as the LFCS or LFCE, which are recognized by employers worldwide.

5. How do I enroll in a Linux Foundation course?

To enroll in a Linux Foundation course, visit the official Linux Foundation website, choose the course that suits your interests, and sign up. They offer both free and paid courses that range from beginner to advanced levels. Once enrolled, you can access course materials, videos, and exercises.

6. Can I learn Linux from scratch without any prior experience?

Yes, you can learn Linux from scratch even if you have no prior experience. There are many beginner-friendly resources available, including the Learn Linux from Scratch course offered by the Linux Foundation, which teaches you everything from basic commands to system administration tasks, helping you gain a solid foundation in Linux.

7. Are there any free Linux courses available for beginners?

Yes, there are many free Linux courses available online. The Linux Foundation offers some introductory-level free courses like Introduction to Linux to help beginners get started. Additionally, websites like edX, Coursera, and others offer free access to Linux training materials.

8. What is the best Linux course for beginners?

The best Linux course for beginners depends on your learning style and goals. However, the Linux Foundation’s Introduction to Linux course is an excellent starting point. It covers the essentials of the Linux operating system and helps beginners understand how to navigate Linux systems effectively.

9. Where can I find a good Linux tutorial for beginners?

A good Linux tutorial for beginners can be found on platforms like the Linux Foundation, YouTube, or free online blogs. These tutorials typically start with basic Linux commands and gradually introduce more complex topics like shell scripting and system administration.

10. What are the key topics covered in Linux fundamentals courses?

Linux fundamentals courses cover a range of topics that provide foundational knowledge of the Linux operating system. Key areas include basic Linux commands, file systems, process management, user management, and networking. These courses are designed for students to understand the core principles of Linux and prepare for further learning.

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