Linux Administration and Networking
Configure and troubleshoot a secure fictional office service network.
Linux Administration and Networking develops practical capability through six curriculum modules combining focused lessons, guided activities and assessed deliverables. Configure and troubleshoot a secure fictional office service network. The six-week outline is an estimated learning sequence, not a confirmed cohort timetable; tutors and administrators configure actual dates separately.
Learning outcomes
- Configure a disposable Linux host.
- Create a least-privilege account model.
- Diagnose a lab connectivity problem.
- Configure a protected service.
- Build an operations runbook.
Who it's for
IT support staff and systems administrators
Prerequisites
Basic computer and networking knowledge
Learning tools
Isolated Linux virtual machines
Estimated learning time
48 hours · 6 curriculum modules
Curriculum
Final project
Configure and troubleshoot a secure fictional office service network.
Completion & certificates
- Complete each published lesson.
- Submit every practical assignment and the final project.
- Satisfy the published assessment criteria in tutor or administrator review.
- Receive administrator completion review before certificate eligibility.
Certificate eligibility requires verified completion and administrator review. No certificate has been issued for this course.
Cohorts & class dates
No cohort dates have been confirmed. The curriculum sequence is not a scheduled class timetable.