Introduction to Linux 90 Minute Crash Course, Hands on!

Introduction to Linux – 90 Minute Crash Course, Hands on!, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.52, with 28 lectures, 19 quizzes, based on 1973 reviews, and has 6693 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand basic Linux concepts, including distributions, Linux server vs. desktop, and Linux vs. Windows Learn how to install Linux in a physical computer and create a linux server in the cloud Use the Linux Terminal to learn common commands like man, ls, cd, cp, cat, grep, and many more Use commands like ifconfig and df to work with network and storage devices This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who needs to work with Linux It is particularly useful for Anyone who needs to work with Linux.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Linux – 90 Minute Crash Course, Hands on!

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.52

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Quizzes: 19

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Published Quizzes: 19

Number of Curriculum Items: 47

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 47

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand basic Linux concepts, including distributions, Linux server vs. desktop, and Linux vs. Windows

Learn how to install Linux in a physical computer and create a linux server in the cloud

Use the Linux Terminal to learn common commands like man, ls, cd, cp, cat, grep, and many more

Use commands like ifconfig and df to work with network and storage devices

Who Should Attend

Anyone who needs to work with Linux

Target Audiences

Anyone who needs to work with Linux

“Amazing. Very clear and concise.” -Damie

“This was very helpful. I loved the basic, simplicity of the course. You never lost me!” -Tyler

What makes this course worth my time?

Have you found that many training resources use complex technical jargon that makes it difficult to understand the basic concepts? If you need to get a basic understanding of Linux quickly and clearly, this is the course for you. You will learn the basics quickly and easily with no time wasted and no fluff.

Why is the course so short?

This course is meant to be your perfect starting point with Linux. You’re going to learn all the basics and can move on to more complex materials with confidence! We are not going to get into all sorts of stuff that you do not need. Just the essentials to get started.

Will I actually learn how to use Linux in the real world?

Absolutely! You will learn many useful commands, you’ll understand how to navigate the linux terminal, and you’ll even install Ubuntu!

This course answers the questions:

What is Linux, and how is it different from Windows?

What is the difference between Linux Server and Linux Desktop?

Why are there so many Linux distributions?

How do I use the Linux terminal like a pro?

Installing Ubuntu Linux on your own computer or creating a Linux Server in the AWS Cloud

How to use key Linux commands, including (but not limited to):

man, pwd, cd, id, sudo, ls, mkdir, rmdir, cd, tree, cat, touch, df -h, cp, mv, grep, ping, ifconfig, netstat

I have taught hundreds of thousands of students across a variety of platforms, and I think anyone who needs to understand Linux will love this course. Most lectures in this course are 5 – 10 minutes long. This course gives you an understanding of the most basic commands and knowledge areas of Linux.

If you need the basics of Linux, this course will give you a strong foundation, and is the ideal starting point.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: About this Course

Lecture 2: Command Quick Reference

Lecture 3: Introduction to Linux

Lecture 4: Linux Distributions

Lecture 5: Installing Linux for this Course

Lecture 6: Install Ubuntu Desktop on a Computer

Lecture 7: Sign Up for AWS

Lecture 8: Create an Ubuntu Server in AWS

Lecture 9: Clean up to avoid AWS charges

Lecture 10: The Linux Terminal

Lecture 11: Displaying Manual Pages in the Terminal (man)

Lecture 12: Useful Terminal Shortcuts

Lecture 13: Using Tab to Auto-Complete Commands

Lecture 14: The Root User

Lecture 15: Navigating Files and Directories (pwd, cd, ls, mkdir, tree)

Lecture 16: Working with Files (cp, mv, rm, and more)

Lecture 17: Using locate and find to search for files

Lecture 18: Using grep to search files and command output

Lecture 19: Using head and tail to display portions of a text file

Lecture 20: Editing text files with nano

Lecture 21: Using echo to add text to a file

Lecture 22: Compare file contents with diff

Lecture 23: ping

Lecture 24: ifconfig and the net-tools package

Lecture 25: Using Netstat to View Network Connections

Lecture 26: Display host name and IP address with hostname

Lecture 27: ***IMPORTANT! Clean up AWS Account***

Lecture 28: Bonus Video

Instructors

Rick Crisci
Making Cloud, Dev, and Virtualization easy to understand

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 7 votes

2 stars: 18 votes

3 stars: 177 votes

4 stars: 769 votes

5 stars: 1002 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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