Section outline

• Select section Course 1: Linux Essentials (1 day)

  Course 1: Linux Essentials (1 day)

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  Objective: Gain foundational knowledge of Linux commands and file operations.

  Learning Outcomes:

  • Master Linux commands and options.
  • Understand file and process abstractions.
  • Manage file permissions and filters.
  • Perform archiving and remote file transfers.

  Course Outline:

  • Linux Architecture
  • Working with Files & Directories
  • Basic vi Editing
  • File Permissions & Management
  • Process Management Commands
  • Linux Filters (grep, sed, awk)
  • File Archiving & Remote Transfers
• Select section Course 2: Linux Bash Scripting (2 days)

  Course 2: Linux Bash Scripting (2 days)

  Objective: Automate tasks and manage system configurations using Bash scripting.

  Learning Outcomes:

  • Customize Linux environments with shell scripts.
  • Implement control structures and decision-making.
  • Handle input/output redirection and text manipulation.
  • Develop automation scripts for user management and log analysis.

  Course Outline:

  • Shell Basics & Execution Flow
  • Variables and Types
  • Control Statements: If-Else, Loops
  • Redirection and Pipes
  • File Handling
  • Functions and Arguments
  • Regular Expressions (sed & awk)
  • Automation Use Cases:
    • Daemon Scripts
    • User Management Automation
    • Configuration Scripting
• Select section Course 3: Linux System Programming (2 days)

  Course 3: Linux System Programming (2 days)

  Objective: Develop system-level applications using C programming with a focus on system calls and process management.

  Prerequisites:

  • Linux Essentials & Bash Scripting knowledge.
  • Proficiency in C programming with Data Structures.

  Learning Outcomes:

  • Master file processing using standard I/O.
  • Implement process management and scheduling using system calls.
  • Control processes and threads through C programming.
  • Manage inter-process communication (IPC) using pipes, message queues, and shared memory.
  • Debug and optimize system-level applications.

  Course Outline:

  • GNU/Linux Library Commands & Tools
  • File Handling and System Calls
  • Process Management & Kernel Structures
  • Linux Signals and Handlers
  • System V IPC Mechanisms (Pipes, Message Queues, Shared Memory)
  • POSIX Threads (pthreads) and Synchronization
  • Memory Management Techniques