| Course Name | Duration | Classes | Total Fee | Mode of Training | Class Timing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Linux Course |
2-3 Months |
40 |
36,000 PKR |
Online & Face-to-Face |
To be decided mutually with students |
Module 1: Introduction to Linux
Learn what Linux is and why it’s used worldwide.Understand open-source software and distributions.
Explore Linux features and system structure.
Learn how Linux differs from Windows and macOS
Module 2: Linux Installation
Learn how to install Linux on your PC or virtual machine.Explore Ubuntu, Fedora, and Debian setups.
Understand dual boot and live USB methods.
Practice installation step by step.
Module 3: Linux File System Basics
Learn about folders, paths, and file hierarchy.
Understand
/home,/root,/bin,/etcdirectories.Create, copy, move, and delete files.
Use commands to manage folders easily
Module 4: Basic Linux Commands
Learn essential commands like
ls,cd,pwd, andmkdir.Use the terminal to control the system.
Understand command options and shortcuts.
Practice navigation and file management.
Module 5: User and Permission Management
Create and manage users and groups.
Understand file ownership and access control.
Learn
chmod,chown, andsudocommands.Secure your files using correct permissions.
Module 6: File Editing and Text Tools
Use text editors like Nano and Vim.
Learn how to create and edit config files.
Use
cat,grep,sort, andheadcommands.Practice editing system and user files.
Module 7: Package Management
Learn how to install and remove software.
Use APT, YUM, and DNF package managers.
Update and upgrade Linux systems.
Fix common software installation errors.
Module 8: Process and Task Management
Understand processes and system resources.Use
top,ps, andkillcommands.Manage background and foreground jobs.
Monitor CPU and memory usage.
Module 9: Networking in Linux
Learn basic network commands (
ping,ifconfig,netstat).Configure IP addresses and connections.
Understand DNS, SSH, and remote access.
Practice secure file transfer using
scp.
Module 10: Shell Scripting Basics
Write simple shell scripts using Bash.
Use loops, variables, and conditions.
Automate daily tasks with scripts.
Test and run scripts step by step.
Module 11: System Administration Tools
Manage services using
systemctl.Schedule tasks with cron jobs.
Monitor logs and system performance.
Backup and restore important data.
Module 12: Linux Certification & Final Project
Review all key Linux concepts and commands.
Complete a small project (like user setup or script task).
Take a short practical and theory test.
Earn your Linux System Professional Certificate.
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Prerequisites for Linux Course:
- You should know how to use a computer. Like opening files and using a keyboard. Simple typing and saving work helps a lot.
- Know what Windows or macOS does. It helps you understand what Linux is. You don’t need to be an expert.
- You need internet to download Linux. It also helps to search for help online. Many Linux tools are updated online.
- Be ready to explore and try commands. Linux is fun when you learn by doing. Stay curious and patient.
- Most Linux commands are in English. So, you should understand simple words. It helps to read guides and tutorials.
- You need a system to install Linux on. Even an old computer works fine. You can also use a virtual machine.
- Linux uses a terminal for many tasks. Be ready to type and try simple commands. Practice makes it easy and interesting.
- No prior experience in Linux is required, but having these basics will help in grasping concepts faster.
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