This course launches the CompTIA Linux+ Specialization by building the foundational Linux knowledge every administrator needs. Covering expert instruction across Linux history, distributions, installation, file system hierarchy, storage management, and system customization, learners develop the core skills to work confidently in any Linux environment.
Learners benefit by understanding how Linux is organized, how to navigate the file system hierarchy, manage files and directories, configure storage including partitioning and LVM, and customize the Linux environment for administration tasks. By the end of this course, learners will be able to install and configure a Linux system, manage files and storage, and customize the Linux environment to support system administration workflows.
Overview
Syllabus
- About Linux and the CompTIA Linux+ Exam
- This chapter provides an overview of the Linux+ course, explains the exam structure and preparation strategies, highlights career opportunities for certified professionals, and guides learners through the exam registration process.
- Introduction & Linux Foundations
- This chapter introduces Linux fundamentals, compares distributions and interfaces, explains open‑source licensing, demonstrates core system components, and provides hands‑on practice with installation, updates, and common customizations.
- Managing Hardware, Storage & Filesystems
- This chapter focuses on essential Linux storage and device management by covering key tools, partitioning, logical volumes, software RAID, filesystems, and mounting methods.
- Course Assessment
Taught by
Michael Solomon
