What you'll learn

Skills you'll gain

There are 18 modules in this course

As you progress, the course dives into the intricacies of the Linux file system, command-line productivity tricks, and shell usage. You will explore user management, process control, file permissions, and the powerful “vi” editor. Additionally, you will learn advanced skills like redirection, command substitution, and creating your own commands with aliases, giving you full control over your system. Towards the end, you will expand your knowledge with hands-on sections covering job scheduling, text processing, and working with regular expressions. The course also covers critical topics like connecting to Linux via SSH, working with hard and soft links, and essential shell scripting basics. By the completion of this journey, you will have the confidence and skills to handle any Linux environment like a pro. This course is aimed at beginners and intermediate users who are looking to solidify their knowledge of the Linux command line. No prior Linux experience is necessary, but a basic understanding of operating systems would be beneficial.

Getting Started

Understanding Linux File System

Working with Directories and Files

Standard I/O & Redirection

Users, Groups & Switching User

File Attributes and Permissions

Editing Files using "vi" editor

Regular Expressions

Text Processing - Filters & Searching

Understanding Links (Hard & Soft/Symbolic)

The Process

Scheduling Jobs

Handy Tools/Utilities

Connecting to Linux Systems

Customizing Shell Environment

Shell Scripting Basics

Appendix & Miscellaneous

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