After course completion, you will be able to

• Describe history and features of Linux
• Manage files and directories
• Describe foundational concepts of documentation
• Desbribe foundational concepts of troubleshooting
• Implement identity management
• Configure and execute remote connectivity for system management
• Analyze and troubleshoot user access and file permissions
• Apply the appropriate access controls
• Create simple shell scripts to automate common tasks
• Build and install software
• Manage software configurations
• Summarize Linux fundamentals
• Use the appropriate networking tools or configuration files
• Analyze and troubleshoot storage issues
• Analyze and troubleshoot central processing unit (CPU) and memory issues
• Configure and use the appropriate processes and services
• Use of security best practices in a Linux environment
• Use systemd to diagnose and resolve common problems with a Linux system