I have not taken the course, but you might want to take a couse on
generic administration and of course you will have the specific interest
of administration under Red Hat -- I think it might serve you better in
the long run.
On the plus side, taking the Red Hat course will be
* Red Hat specific - that is what you are after (assumption)
* Leads to accreditation
* Widely recognized
* Red Hat is a strong following within corporations - good for
employment with Fortune 500 companies
On the plus side, taking the Linux Administration course at the U of C
continuing education
* Not distro concentric
* Leads to accreditation - different
* Likely more local people networking for support (including
instructor) after the course
* I think there is also a discount for level 2 CLUG members (someone
correct me)
Katie Oh wrote:
> Does anyone have an advice on a course: Red Hat Admin
> I'd like to take a course to catch up with my work (I'm a newbie at
> Unix/Linux world)
> Thank you
>
> Katie
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