Hey Roger
Yes, I taught Linux Administration last quarter and will be teaching it
again next quarter (Sept 20 to Oct 20 [approx]).
Last quarter, I think I was a little over zealous or perhaps
overestimated my students and tried to cover more than one topic per
day. Unfortunately, I don't believe it gave them enough time to absorb
everything, so I'll be trying to cut back a little. There's just so much
to cover :(
Here's my original class outline, it will be slightly reorganized for
next quarter:
Class 1 - May 9
Hour 1 - Introductions, class skill evaluation, history,
distribution introduction
Hour 2 - Linux, basic installation - Boot, partition, format,
install.
Hour 3 - Installation Continued, Q&A
Class 2 - May 11
(Chapters 1 & 4)
Hour 1 - Working in Unix - basic commands
Hour 2 - Editing and help in Unix - vi and man, google, tldp.org
Hour 3 - Process monitoring
Class 3 - May 16
(Chapters 5 & 8)
Hour 1 - Disk drives, partitions, file systems.
Hour 2 - Mounting and checking file systems.
Hour 3 - Boot loader, file system layout
Class 4 - May 18
(Chapter 2)
Hour 1 - System booting - kernel initialization
Hour 2 - Kernel location and configuration
Hour 3 - Initialization scripts
Class 5- May 23
(Chapter 12)
Hour 1 - Kernel management - obtaining kernel source
Hour 2 - Configuring kernel compilation options
Hour 3 - Compiling and installing kernel and modules
Class 6 - May 25
Hour 1 - Application management - installing applications
Hour 2 - RPM and debian package managers
Hour 3 - compiling programs from source code
Class 7 - May 30
(Chapters 3, 5, 6, 11 & 21)
Hour 1 - User and group management, passwords, and home
directories
Hour 2 - File and system security
Hour 3 - System logging
Class 8 - June 1
(Chapters 13, 15, 23, & 10)
Hour 1 - Networking
Hour 2 - Printing
Hour 3 - Backups
Class 9 - June 6
Hour 1 - Final exam: Install system from scratch
Hour 2
Hour 3
-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Roger Rustad
Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2006 8:47 AM
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Subject: [909linux] Linux Class that Will taught
William,
Did you ever teach that Linux class? And if so, what did you teach? Do
you have a syllabus and/or handouts you gave?
(Just curious)
Roger
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