This instructor-led course will prepare students for the CompTIA Linux+ certification exam. It provides a comprehensive look at everyday tasks performed by system administrators. This includes installing and managing Linux systems from the command line and the GUI, user administration, file permissions, customization, software configuration, management of Linux-based clients, troubleshooting, and much more. In addition, expanded coverage of networking and security is covered, which is in step with the CompTIA exam objectives.

CompTIA’s Linux+ certification will provide you with the core skills and knowledge to work with this open-source operating system.  CompTIA Linux+ certification is a vendor-neutral certification that verifies the basic competence of individuals to work with and maintain Linux installations.

There are no prerequisites for this course. It is intended for IT professionals who specialize in the Linux+ platform. Oracle and Novell recognize CompTIA’s Linux+ certification in certain tracks.

Linux+ Course Curriculum

• Installation
• Using Linux
• File and Directory Management
• System Administration
• Application Management
• System Configuration
• Process and Module Management
• System Maintenance
• Networking
• File Sharing and Printing
• Interoperability
• Security
• Web Environment
• FTP and Email Services
• Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Why get Linux+ certified?

According to research performed by the Linux Foundation, “Nearly all hiring managers are looking to recruit Linux professionals in the next six months” and “hiring managers saying they’re more likely to hire a candidate with Linux certification.”  The demand for Linux professionals increases every year. As the study explains, the rise of open cloud platforms increases this demand for Linux professionals at various positions and companies. Earning the certification says you can study or memorize enough technical info to pass a test. It also tells you to consume much new information, commands, understand the Linux filesystem hierarchy, networking, and other Linux topics. Finally, you developed a decent enough grasp of the material to pass.  This will, at the very least open many doors for you.