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Course overview
Learn how to master the Linux operating system — the backbone of servers, cybersecurity labs, and modern infrastructure. This beginner-friendly course walks you through Linux commands, terminal navigation, file management, user permissions, and shell scripting. Whether you're aiming for IT support, system administration, or hacking skills, this is your foundation.
Curriculum for this course
15 Lessons
233:37:00 Hours
Introduction to Linux
3 Lessons
47:42:00 Hours
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What is Linux and Why It Matters
08:21:00
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Choosing a Linux Distro (Ubuntu vs Kali vs Fedora)
19:27:00
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Installing Linux on VirtualBox
19:54:00
Linux Basics and Terminal Navigation
3 Lessons
56:35:00 Hours
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Linux File System Explained
15:58:00
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Basic Terminal Commands (cd, ls, mkdir, rm)
24:40:00
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Understanding Paths and Directories
15:57:00
Working with Files and Permissions
3 Lessons
54:37:00 Hours
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Creating, Viewing, Editing Files (nano, cat, touch)
23:41:00
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File Permissions (chmod, chown, ls -l)
13:25:00
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Managing Users and Groups
17:31:00
Package Management and Processes
3 Lessons
47:20:00 Hours
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Installing Software with apt
05:46:00
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Process Management (ps, top, kill)
21:48:00
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Updating and Maintaining Your System
19:46:00
Shell Scripting Basics
3 Lessons
27:23:00 Hours
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What is a Shell Script?
13:48:00
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Writing Your First Shell Script
09:12:00
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Automating Tasks with Bash
04:23:00
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