This is a course which unlocks the basic of Linux or the Mac OS Command Line for everyone. Whether you’ve tried Linux or you have only heard of it. Or you’ve tried the Mac OS command line and want to learn how to make use of the power available to you, this is the starting point.
This course is based on material dating back to 1969 where things haven’t really changed much since then. Billions of computers and hundreds of billions of IoT devices use some form of UNIX as their foundations. For knowledge, simple career advancement or even just padding your CV when that extra skill is important, a Linux introduction course is always a great idea.
This course targets IT professionals looking to broaden their knowledge of Linux-based systems. Ideal for those who want to enhance their skills for career progression, or those transitioning from other operating systems. Also great for tech enthusiasts with a foundational understanding of computers, keen on exploring the open-source world.
Whether you’re a network admin, developer, or hobbyist, this 2-day essentials course promises essential insights into Linux fundamentals, ensuring you're equipped to tackle real-world challenges.
Basic computer knowledge.
For this training, students will bring their own PCs with Windows or Mac OS.
This class will contain labs and documentation on all topics covered.
The labs will be available to students for 30 days after the class ends and extensions can be purchased if needed.
While computers have become more user friendly over time, Linux can be described as the ultimate computing power tool. With a solid foundation in the Linux command line, nearly every task in computing becomes more efficient and often easier. All the topics covered in this class and also be directly applied to both Mac and Windows as they both support the same commands and tools.
Darren is working as Senior High Performance Computing Engineer at UiO. He has been a Cisco Certified Trainer since 2010 and appointed the prestigious Cisco VIP title in 2015.
Darren is a top level instructor within networking and storage. He shares his exceptional knowledge with a lot of enthusiasm, deep dive explanations and verbal illustrations.
What is UNIX?
Linux basics
