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What is Linux+ Certification?
CompTIA, the Computing Technology Industry Associa- tion, has introduced the Linux+ certification to measure foundation-level Linux operating system proficiency as a reliable indicator of employee success for both professionals and employers. The CompTIA Linux+ certification measures vendor-neutral Linux knowledge and skills for an individual with at least 6 months practical experience. The target market for CompTIA Linux+ certification is any individual interested in demonstrating fundamental Linux knowledge and skills.
The CompTIA Linux+ certification was created to represent an individual's knowledge and skills regarding Linux operating system proficiency. A person who has achieved their CompTIA Linux+ certification has demonstrated the expertise representative of an individual with at least 6 months of practical experience with the Linux operating system.
Certify IT Training's, Instructor led computer-based training offers you the most effective way to quickly become CompTIA Linux+ certified. Certify IT Training delivers the most advanced and comprehensive CompTIA Linux+ training using the convenience of computer-based, classroom-modeled interactive CDs. This gives you the flexibility to tailor the courses to meet your schedule while keeping them very affordable.
Certify IT Training will provide you with tools necessary to achieve this highly sought after certification with our new Linux+ CBT course.
About our tutor
Brian James Bork, MCT, MCP+I, MCSE, LCI, LCP, LCA,
Linux+ Trainer, A+ Trainer -
After working in Technology-related occupations for nearly 11 years, I began training fellow employees and became a Technical Trainer. After three years of training on the Microsoft product line, I became exposed to the SAIR GNU/Linux certification in March of 2000. While I had been working (with limited exposure) with various distributions of Linux for over two years, I became immediately hooked on training these new Linux courses. I have trained many fellow trainers and students in SAIR courses in the year since I was exposed to it. Since becoming certified to teach my first SAIR course, I have taught boot camps at Linux World 2000, and 2001 in San Jose , New York , and San Francisco ; trainer "t-preps" in Pennsylvania and London , England , Singapore , and the Netherlands ; I have taught many local students as well. In addition to SAIR training, I also maintain my Microsoft training as well as CompTIA training. During my career I have worked for Newstar ( Madison , WI ), Technical Support Analyst; Wausau Financial Systems ( Wausau , WI ), Technical Support Specialist; NBC 26/UPN 32 ( De Pere , WI ), LAN/Web Administrator; NetMedia Consulting ( De Pere , WI ), Vice President of Information Systems.
The CompTIA Linux+ certification exam breaks down as follows:
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% of exam |
| 1.0 Planning the Implementation |
4 |
| 2.0 Installation |
12 |
| 3.0 Configuration |
15 |
| 4.0 Administration |
18 |
| 5.0 System Maintenance |
14 |
| 6.0 Troubleshooting |
18 |
| 7.0 Identify, Install, and Maintain System Hardware |
19 |
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40 hours Self Study, Live High quality Video training, Instructor lead, online, Downloadable PDF e-Books, Online Streaming Video (Broadband min 512k),1 Yr Technical Email Support, Training simulations, 12 months Free Upgrades, Exam Simulator close to the real thing!
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Video Training on 8CD's only, i.e. no exam simulators or study guides.
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Linux+
Overview Of Linux Fundamentals
Linux+
Module 1: What Is Linux?
Linux+
Defining Linux
Linux+
History Of Linux
Linux+
The Linux Kernel
Linux+
Linux Distributions
Linux+
The Appeal Of Linux
Linux+
A Multi-Faceted System
Linux+
Linux Trade-Offs
Linux+
Selecting A Linux Distribution
Linux+
Module 1 Review
Linux+
Module 2: What To Know Before Installing Linux
Linux+
Hardware Requirements
Linux+
Reviewing BIOS Settings
Linux+
Dual Booting The System
Linux+
X-Configuration
Linux+
Module 2 Review
Linux+
Module 3: Installation
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Installation Options
Linux+
Understanding Partitions
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Tools For Managing Partitions
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User Accounts
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Configuring A Graphical User Interface
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Boot Loaders
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Setting Up Devices
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Dual Boot Configuration
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Module 3 Review
Linux+
Module 4: Linux Sessions
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Logging In
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Creating A Password
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Groups
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Using A Graphical User Interface
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Key Sequences And Short-Cuts
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What Is A Shell?
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Basic Shell Functions
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Basics Of Bash Shell
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Logging Out Or Shutting Down A Linux System
Linux+
Module 4 Review
Linux+
Module 5: Using The Linux File System
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File Properties
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Linux File System Hierarchy
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Basic Linux File Commands
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Mounting Devices
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Finding Help For Linux
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Using Find And Locate""
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Module 5 Review
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Module 6: The X Window System
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Concepts Related To X Window (Client/Server Model)
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Installing And Configuring X
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Running X
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Customizing X Window
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Maneuvering In The X Display
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GUI Administration Tools
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Module 6 Review
Linux+
Module 7: Linux Applications
Linux+
Text Editors
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Browsers
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Xterm
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GNU Applications
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Non-GNU Applications
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Printing Process
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Archives And Packages
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Backup
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Module 7 Review
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Module 8: Networking
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Networking On The LAN
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IP Addresses
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TCP/IP
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Point To Point
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Basic Commands For Networking
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Network Tools
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E-Mail Configuration And Usage
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Samba
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Apache
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Network Database Management Systems
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Firewalls And Proxy Servers
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Private Networks
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Module 8 Review
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Module 9: Troubleshooting
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Basic
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Installation
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Post Installation
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Common Networking Problems
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Basic Kernel Compilation
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Module 9 Review
Linux+
Module 10: Hardware
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Hardware Basics
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System Board
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Central Processing Unit (Intel-AMD)
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Memory
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Hard Drives
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Visual Devices
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LCD - PC Cards - Pointing Devices
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Power Devices
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Visual Devices
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Network Devices
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Peripheral Devices
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Module 10 Review
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Linux Program Review
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