Analyst Programmer_AP108: Fundamentals of Linux OS

• This course is primarily focused on command line usage. It also covers the history, kernel, file systems, shells, and user utilities.
• Furthermore, this course will initiate students into the core principles of shell programming, process management, communication mechanisms, and basic security.

After the completion of course student will be able to:

• Describe the basic features of the Linux operating system
• Understand the history and philosophy of Linux systems and standards
• Discuss the various components of Linux
• Describe the Linux kernel and its subsystems
• Create a user account, log on, and get information using commands on a Linux system
• Compare Linux shell types and use variables in the shell environment
• Understand a basic shell script and demonstrate the understanding of the shell through the use of an alias and built in commands
• Use the man pages effectively and show proficiency in using the command line
• Display, count, sort, and compare files using filter commands
• Discuss the Linux files system concepts and organization
• Perform directory and file operations, including changing permissions, creation, deletion, moving, and renaming
• Demonstrate an understanding of user and system processes and basic process operations
• Use regular expressions to effectively describe desired search patterns
• Write code to redirect input and output to and from the user, files, and commands, using redirection and pipe
• Connect to remote computers and transfer files using Linux commands
• Create and edit text files in a Linux text editor to illustrate knowledge of the text editor functions and commands