Courses Descriptions
"Learn Linux Command Line Basics: essential commands, navigation, file management, and scripting to boost efficiency and master terminal operations."
Overview of Linux and the Command Line Interface (CLI)
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Importance of the Command Line in Linux
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Accessing the Terminal (Linux, macOS, Windows via WSL)
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Basic Command Syntax and Structure
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Navigating the File System (pwd, ls, cd)
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Getting Help with Commands (man, --help)
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Creating and Managing Files (touch, rm, mv, cp)
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Creating and Managing Directories (mkdir, rmdir)
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Viewing File Contents (cat, less, more, head, tail)
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Searching for Files and Text (find, grep, locate)
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Understanding File Permissions (ls -l, chmod, chown)
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Checking System Information (uname, df, free)
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Managing Processes (ps, top, kill, htop)
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Monitoring System Performance (uptime, vmstat)
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Managing Users and Groups (whoami, id, useradd, groupadd)
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Understanding and Managing Services (systemctl, service)
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Understanding Shell Types (Bash, Zsh)
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Using Environment Variables (echo, export)
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Input/Output Redirection (>, >>,
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Writing Basic Shell Scripts (#!/bin/bash, echo, read, if, for, while)
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Making Scripts Executable (chmod +x)
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Checking Network Configurations (ifconfig, ip a)
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Testing Connectivity (ping, netstat, traceroute)
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Managing Packages (Debian-based: apt, Red Hat-based: yum, dnf)
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Installing and Removing Software Packages
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Updating and Upgrading the System
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