CIS 137 : Linux Fundamentals
This course introduces students to Linux operating systems used in server and desktop environments. Students install, configure, and manage Linux systems using command-line and graphical tools. Emphasis is placed on user and group administration, file-system management, networking, and system security. Hands-on virtual labs provide experience in real-world administration and preparation for the CompTIA Linux+ certification.Pre or corequisite: CIS 121 or permission of the instructor. Two lecture hours and two lab hours per week. An instructional support fee applies. General competencies met: Information Literacy. 3 Credits. Spring.
Course Outcomes
1. Install and configure a Linux operating system using graphical and CLI tools.
2. Administer users, groups, file systems, and permissions to manage access and security.
3. Manage software packages, services, and processes to maintain system functionality.
4. Configure and troubleshoot network connections and shared resources.
5. Implement system monitoring and basic hardening to enhance stability and security