Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
2 Hour(s) 33 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Rajinder Sidhu
Rating
Course Overview
Practical Example Based Learning
In this course we’ll go beyond the Linux desktop and talk directly to the system with text based commands and will automate those commands with scripts. For the hobbyists this is just fun to do, for the aspiring Linux system admin these are essential skills and for the experienced Linux engineer these are skills to be consolidated.
Course Content
- 6 section(s)
- 25 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Getting Started
- Section 2 Working with Files in the Terminal
- Section 3 How do Permissions work in Linux?
- Section 4 Writing BASH Scripts
- Section 5 Writing Scripts for Common System Tasks
- Section 6 Course Complete
What You’ll Learn
- We’ll begin with looking at the basics of using BASH, the terminal and commands., We then move on to working with files and learning about Linux permissions., Finally we learn about BASH scripting by writing scripts to automate common system tasks., Whether you’re an experienced Windows engineer, a student using Linux or someone looking to gain valuable Linux skills for that new job or promotion, this course is for you., During each section you’ll see on screen summaries to support your learning and by the end of this course you’ll be confident using the Linux command line and will have learnt to write BASH scripts for automating tasks.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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JJuanj Berrones
Buena
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SSteve Darling
The course contained a lot of information to absorb, and some examples in Section 5 assumed knowledge that I didn't have. That said, I feel much better about scripting in general, and creating scripts to automate tasks. I will need to increase my knowledge of Linux commands and file structure to make the most of the lessons shown here. But I think I could put them to use.
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EEmmanuel Peque
Need to repeat for progression...!
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GGirish Kulkarni
Liked the Course ! Material covered gives good walk-through of Linux CLI. Wish course had more real-world examples
