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 Duration 7 hours

Course Outline

Introduction

Brief Overview of the Linux Ecosystem

Getting Started with the Linux Shell and Terminal

  • Accessing the Terminal Interface
  • Employing Basic Shell Commands

Exploring the Linux Directory Hierarchy

Distinguishing Between Hard Links and Soft Links

Establishing Links via the Command Line

Command-Line Navigation of the Linux File System

  • Changing Directories with the cd command
  • List Directory Contents with ls
  • Displaying Hidden Files and Directories
  • Inspecting File and Directory Sizes
  • Identifying File Types
  • File and Directory Creation and Removal
  • Implementing a Directory Loop
  • Utilizing the touch command
  • File Operations: Copying, Moving, and Renaming
  • Managing Filenames
  • Utilizing Command Auto-Completion
  • Mastering Keyboard Shortcuts

Viewing and Modifying Files via the Command Line

  • Working with Gedit
  • Working with Nano
  • Reviewing Command Line History
  • Employing Various Utilities for Text File Inspection
    • less
    • cat and tac
    • head and tail
    • wc

Advanced Concepts of Command Usage

  • Investigating Different Command Categories
  • Locating Executable Command Paths
  • Accessing Help Documentation
  • Browsing Manual Pages
  • Retrieving Command Descriptions

Developing Custom Commands

  • Executing Sequences of Commands
  • Applying Wildcards
  • Creating and Using Aliases

Troubleshooting Strategies

Conclusion and Key Takeaways

Requirements

  • Fundamental computer literacy

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