The Operating Systems Fundamentals course provides a comprehensive introduction to Linux and equips you with a foundation in this widely used open-source operating system. You will learn about various Linux distributions and the concept of Copyleft, gaining valuable knowledge on different system configurations. Upon completing this course, you will be able to: 鈼� Understand and use shell commands to extract basic system information and seek help from the operating system 鈼� Mange Linux file systems, manage disks and directories, work with absolute and relative paths, and organize, backup, and restore files effectively 鈼� Work with text files from the shell and employ expressions to search files and directories 鈼� Apply security principles to set permissions and ownership 鈼� Mange jobs, processes, the boot process, and also system settings including SELinux In addition, you will acquire hands-on experience on how to build your own Linux machine using virtualization, which they will use for all the lab assignments given throughout the course. You鈥檒l complete a capstone project, showcasing the skills you have learned throughout the course.
Creating User Accounts
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Skills You'll Learn
Command-Line Interface, Virtualization, System Configuration, Operating Systems, File Systems, OS Process Management, Linux Commands, User Accounts, Security Controls, Linux Administration, Virtual Machines, Open Source Technology, Linux, Unix Shell
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MR
Jun 22, 2023
Great course! Learn't a lot!! Shadow Farrell is a great instructor. Thank You.
GA
May 14, 2025
The best course for Network and system engineering
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User and Group Accounts
In this module, students will learn about the default user and group accounts, and how to create new users and groups as well as manage passwords. Students will learn about user profiles and using the skeleton directory to set up a template for new profiles.