Linux Command Line for Beginners

Linux Command Line for Beginners, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.95, with 60 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 620 reviews, and has 16777 subscribers.

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You will learn about Do most commonly used Linux commands Navigate Linux filesystem on command line Create, view and edit text files using (nano) editor and other utilities on command line Find help on various Linux commands Do basic networking tasks on command line – file transfer (HTTP Server, wget) and check connectivity (ping) This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to use Linux command line for basic tasks but dont know where to start or Linux enthusiasts who does not know how to use command line or Windows or MacOS users who made a switch to Linux and wants to do basic tasks using command line or Aspiring Linux system administrators It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to use Linux command line for basic tasks but dont know where to start or Linux enthusiasts who does not know how to use command line or Windows or MacOS users who made a switch to Linux and wants to do basic tasks using command line or Aspiring Linux system administrators.

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Summary

Title: Linux Command Line for Beginners

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 60

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 60

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 70

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 70

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Do most commonly used Linux commands

Navigate Linux filesystem on command line

Create, view and edit text files using (nano) editor and other utilities on command line

Find help on various Linux commands

Do basic networking tasks on command line – file transfer (HTTP Server, wget) and check connectivity (ping)

Who Should Attend

Beginners who want to use Linux command line for basic tasks but dont know where to start

Linux enthusiasts who does not know how to use command line

Windows or MacOS users who made a switch to Linux and wants to do basic tasks using command line

Aspiring Linux system administrators

Target Audiences

Beginners who want to use Linux command line for basic tasks but dont know where to start

Linux enthusiasts who does not know how to use command line

Windows or MacOS users who made a switch to Linux and wants to do basic tasks using command line

Aspiring Linux system administrators

In this course, you shall get an introduction to Linux Command Line. This course is targeted for Beginners?of Linux command line. The users who use Linux extensively or do Bash Shell Scripting should Not enroll in this course as this course?cover?the basics.?

Become an effective Linux user and level up your career and productivity!

An aside: The major part of this?course has been created?on Ubuntu Linux but any Linux distribution can be used by the student to follow the course.?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Linux and the Command line

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 2: History of GNU/Linux

Lecture 3: Introduction to GNU/Linux

Lecture 4: Introduction to Linux Distributions

Lecture 5: QUICK WIN: cal and date

Lecture 6: Introduction to Terminal and Shell

Lecture 7: BONUS: looking ahead of the curve

Lecture 8: Conclusion

Chapter 2: Introduction to Terminal commands

Lecture 1: Introduction: Basic Terminal Commands

Lecture 2: Where am I?

Lecture 3: Change directory

Lecture 4: List files

Lecture 5: Create a directory

Lecture 6: Create a file

Lecture 7: Type of a file

Lecture 8: Read a file

Lecture 9: Concatenate files

Lecture 10: Copy a file

Lecture 11: Move or Rename a file

Lecture 12: Remove a file

Lecture 13: History of your shell commands

Lecture 14: Find a file

Lecture 15: Shorten a long command

Chapter 3: Getting help on Terminal commands

Lecture 1: Introduction: Help on Terminal Commands

Lecture 2: Manual pages

Lecture 3: What does this Terminal command do?

Chapter 4: File manipulation commands

Lecture 1: Introduction: File manipulation commands

Lecture 2: Standard output redirection

Lecture 3: Standard input redirection

Lecture 4: Standard Error redirection

Lecture 5: Chain Linux commands

Lecture 6: Search for a keyword in a file

Lecture 7: Count words in a file

Lecture 8: Sort content of a file

Lecture 9: Filter content of a file

Lecture 10: Environment variables on Linux

Lecture 11: Compress files to save storage space

Lecture 12: Read top and bottom of a file

Lecture 13: Translate characters on a file

Chapter 5: Linux Filesystem

Lecture 1: Introduction: Linux Filesystem

Lecture 2: High-level overview of Filesystem hierarchy

Lecture 3: Disk usage on Linux

Lecture 4: Mount and unmount a filesystem (USB drive)

Chapter 6: Text editor on Linux

Lecture 1: Introduction: Text editor

Lecture 2: NANO editor: open, edit and save a file

Lecture 3: NANO editor: Basic navigation commands

Chapter 7: User management in Linux

Lecture 1: Introduction: User management

Lecture 2: User Management: Tools

Lecture 3: Root user account and Substitute user account

Chapter 8: Networking fundamentals

Lecture 1: Introduction: Networking fundamentals

Lecture 2: Check internet connectivity: ping

Lecture 3: Download a remote file: wget

Lecture 4: Share a local file: HTTP Server

Lecture 5: ACTIVITY: Download a remote file and access it on HTTP Server

Chapter 9: Improve productivity on command line

Lecture 1: Introduction: Productivity on Command Line

Lecture 2: Shortcuts on shell

Lecture 3: Introduction to Z Shell

Lecture 4: Command line applications for image viewing and screenshot

Chapter 10: The final steps

Lecture 1: Congratulations!

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture: Additional resources

Instructors

Naveen Karippai
Software Engineer

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5 stars: 231 votes

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