Hands-on Introduction to Linux Commands and Shell Scripting
A practical and empowering Linux course that gets you confidently working in the command line and writing your own shell scripts.
What will you learn in Hands-on Introduction to Linux Commands and Shell Scripting Course
Master basic Linux commands for file and directory manipulation.
Navigate Linux environments and use the terminal efficiently.
Create and execute shell scripts to automate tasks.
Understand file permissions, environment variables, and command chaining.
Program Overview
Module 1: Introduction to Linux and Shell
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Linux architecture, terminal vs GUI, shell overview
Hands-on: Launching Linux CLI, navigating file system
Module 2: Essential Linux Commands
⏱️ 1 week
Topics:
ls
,cd
,cp
,mv
,rm
,mkdir
,man
,cat
,echo
Hands-on: Create, move, delete, and view files and directories
Module 3: Permissions and Ownership
⏱️ 1 week
Topics:
chmod
,chown
, file access levels, symbolic vs numeric modesHands-on: Change file and folder permissions, assign ownership
Module 4: Shell Scripting Basics
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Script structure, variables, conditionals, loops
Hands-on: Write and execute basic shell scripts
Module 5: Advanced Scripting Techniques
⏱️ 1 week
Topics: Command chaining, functions, debugging, argument handling
Hands-on: Build a reusable script for a system admin task
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Job Outlook
High demand for Linux and shell scripting skills in DevOps, IT support, and cloud roles.
Entry-level roles include Linux System Admin, IT Support Specialist, and Junior DevOps Engineer.
Salaries range from $55,000 to $105,000 depending on specialization and location.
Freelance and remote work options are widely available in the open-source ecosystem.
- Clear explanation of each command’s purpose
- Beginner-friendly scripting exercises
- Builds confidence for working in Linux environments
- Doesn't cover advanced bash scripting
- Limited real-world scripting scenarios
Specification: Hands-on Introduction to Linux Commands and Shell Scripting
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