An Introduction to Linux
"This course is scheduled to commence in January / February 2007, the precise start date has yet to be confirmed. Please Make a Corporate Training Enquiry to register your interest in this course".
For further information, please contact the Course Enquiry Team on 0161 9204466 or alternatively email us:
What's the Introduction to Linux course about?
This course is aimed at developing student awareness of an alternative operating system and software development environment. Linux has many features similar to the Unix operating system and is becoming more popular due to its reliability and completeness.
This introductory course is designed to give professional IT managers an awareness of the Linux technology, and its features. You will study:
Linux setup and installation
. Installing the software
. Logging on as administrator
. Setting up user accounts
. File backup
Linux scripting
. Language syntax
. GUI scripting language
. Changing file ownership
Housekeeping routines
. Account locking
. Changing password
Networking overview
. System calls
. Client and server concepts
. TCP/IP client server support using Linux
. NIS , INFS
The course will be delivered through lectures, demonstrations and handouts and has an emphasis on skills training based on current industry standards.
How long is the Introduction to Linux course and when will it be taught?
This is a 30 hour programme which can be studied in the evening for three hours per week over 10 weeks. In addition there is a requirement for delegates to engage in supported self study for approximately 15 hours (one to two hours per week).
Where is the Introduction to Linux course taught?
At Manchester New Technology Institute (MNTI), One Central Park, Northampton Road, Manchester.
How much will the Introduction to Linux course cost me?
"Please call the Business Support Team on 0161 920 4466 for details of the fees
for this course".
What qualifications or experience do I need to do the
Introduction to Linux course?
Some knowledge of software development is advantageous.
Which qualification will I be awarded if I successfully complete
the Introduction to Linux course?
There is no requirement to undertake an assessment with this skills based course, however, for those seeking a formal qualification, an Edexcel PDQ Level 4 Award is available. All delegates will receive a certificate of skills validation from the Media Centre of Vocational Excellence.
What will I be able to go on to do after I've completed the Introduction to Linux course?
On completion of this course, delegates should be able to understand the features and functions of the Linux operating system, describe the hardware configurations required to support Linux and demonstrate an awareness of the standard features of a Linux network. Delegates will have the opportunity to further expand their skills on one of our many courses including opportunities within higher education.
To register your interest in one of these courses or to request further information, please complete the online enquiry form or contact the Course Enquiry Team directly.
Course Enquiry Team
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