Upper University Course in Linux: Basic level (university degree + 8 ECTS credits)

With this course in Linux: Basic level Students will have a complete tour of the foundations and applications of this operating system. Starting with the historical part reaching how we conceive it today, and explaining the importance of being open source and its community. At the most technical level you will see the main commands of Linux to move through the terminal, using different tools such as text editors that we have several such as Vim and Nano. Process and user control managers. So students can work in Linux environments comfortably for different purposes. How to administer servers, Linux systems or configure it according to your work needs and the tools you use.

- Understand the origin of UNIX and the different versions, as well as the importance of free software. - Define and use the command interpreter or console to work it. - Dominate various text editors for Linux, such as VI, Emacs, Joe and others. - Use web applications in Linux, including browsers, FTP, SSH and email. - Learn to seek help and access online documentation resources for the distribution of Linux used. - Dominate the installation of the operating system, network configuration, printer management among others.

At the end of this course in Linux: Basic level you will be prepared to be a Linux Systems Administrator, Network and Security Engineer, computer consultant specialized in Linux or work technical support in Linux. You can also continue forming and explore the cybersecurity branches or more thorough networks with which you will open more doors in the working world.

With this course in Linux: Basic level Students will have a complete tour of the foundations and applications of this operating system. Starting with the historical part reaching how we conceive it today, and explaining the importance of being open source and its community. At the most technical level you will see the main commands of Linux to move through the terminal, using different tools such as text editors that we have several such as Vim and Nano. Process and user control managers. So students can work in Linux environments comfortably for different purposes. How to administer servers, Linux systems or configure it according to your work needs and the tools you use.

This course in Linux: basic level is aimed at computer professionals, network administrators who want to explore and use the Linux operating system, is also suitable for anyone who wants to learn about this area of computer science and use other operating systems other than the most standardized ones such as Windows.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.