This workshop provides you with a foundational understanding of the Linux command line interface. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical exercises, you will learn essential concepts such as file navigation, command-line operations, file permissions, text editing and basic scripting.

By the end of the workshop, you will have the necessary skills to confidently work in a Linux environment and leverage its power for various computing tasks.

This live event is tailored for you if:

- You're a developer requiring occasional Linux usage.

- You aim to enhance your foundational IT skills.

- You're commencing a career where Linux plays a vital role, and you're eager to embark on the initial stages of certification.

- No prior knowledge is necessary to participate.

Workshop Agenda:

- Understanding Linux and Open Source Software

- Linux Structure and Command Fundamentals

- Key Considerations for Transitioning to Linux

- Navigating a Linux Environment

- Command Line Operations and Editing in Linux

- Managing Files in Linux

- File Attributes: Ownership and Permissions

- Essential General Utilities

- Utilizing Filters: grep and sed

- Grasping Networking Concepts: DHCP, DNS, SSH, Telnet, FTP, and ping commands.

Upon completing this workshop, you'll be equipped to:

- Articulate the fundamentals of the Linux operating system

- Elucidate the significance of Linux in scientific computing

- Enumerate methods to seek command line assistance in Linux

- Proficiently execute commands within a shell environment

- Showcase proficiency in file editing techniques

- Detail the process of connecting to remote servers and transferring files

- Illuminate the procedure for creating and managing accounts while managing permissions