Course description
Course Description
Novell's Guide to CompTIA's Linux + with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 (course 3064) This course introduces the knowledge and skills needed to work with Linux and prepares students to take the CompTIA Linux+ exam. The course follows the Novell 3064 syllabus and the fee includes the cost of the Novell training pack, which is yours to keep. Based on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10, students will be able to perform fundamental administrative tasks such as: installing SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10, understanding directories and files, understanding users and groups and configuring the network and key services. The course offers a BTEC Unit qualification; however, you will probably want to attempt the CompTIA Linux+ exams. The course is designed for students with experience of Operating System configuration, preferably with some experience of using the Linux Operating System. However, we will start right from the beginning - no Linux skills are assumed.
What does the course lead to?
This course offers a BTEC Unit qualification, however, you will probably want to attempt the CompTIA A+ exams.
What does the course involve?
This course introduces the knowledge and skills needed to work with Linux and prepares attendees to take the CompTIA Linux+ exam. This course follows the Novell 3064 syllabus and the fee includes the cost of the Novell training pack, which is yours to keep.
We will also cover part of the new Novell CLA ( Certified Linux Administrator ) exam (Novell Course 3072 - SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 – Administration)
Based on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10, students will be able to perform fundamental administrative tasks such as:
* installing SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10
* understanding directories and files
* understanding users and groups
* configuring the network and key services
Detailed syllabus:
The following topics will be covered in this course:
* Linux Basics and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 Installation
* Using the Linux Desktop
* Locating and Using Help Resources
* Administering Linux with YaST
* Describing Directories and Files
* Working with the Shell, Command Line, and Text Editors
* Administering the Linux System on the Command Line
* Processes, Jobs, and Runlevels
* Configuring the Network
* Describing Basic Network Services
* Describing Basic Security Components
* Describing Hardware Basics
