Fundamentals of System and Network Administration

Course Description

The program "Fundamentals of System and Network Administration" provides comprehensive training in the key areas of Linux System Administration and Network Administration. Participants gain hands-on experience working with the Linux operating system, including creating and managing users, groups, and file permissions. They learn to install and manage Linux services and processes, configure network services, and perform backup and restoration of Linux systems.

The program covers essential topics such as centralized logging and monitoring, planning and designing networks, implementing logical networks, and installing and configuring routers. Participants acquire skills in analyzing and troubleshooting network traffic and connectivity issues.

Throughout the program, students engage in practical exercises and real-world scenarios to develop proficiency in system and network administration tasks. Graduates of this program are well-prepared for roles such as system administrators, network administrators, IT support technicians, and similar positions in the Information Technology industry.

Learning Objectives

• Working with Linux Operating System
• Creating & Managing Users and Groups
• Managing Filesystem and Directory Permissions
• Installing and Managing Linux Services and Process
• Configuring Network Services
• Backup and Restore Linux Systems
• Centralized Logging and Monitoring
• Planning, Designing, and implementing Network
• Designing and implementing Logical Networks
• Installing and Configuring Routers
• Analyzing and Troubleshooting Network Traffic & Connectivity

Materials Provided

All materials are included within the course.

Measure of Performance

Professional Certification Opportunity

By completing this program, students gain the knowledge and skills needed to effectively manage systems and networks, ensuring smooth operations and optimal performance in IT environments.

Course Requirements

No prior coding or tech experience is required to get started in this program, making it accessible to individuals from diverse backgrounds, however students must have a high-school diploma or degree equivalent.

If you need course adaptations or accommodations because of a disability, please fill out the self-disclosure form. The Office of Disability Services coordinates services for students with disabilities. Documentation of a disability needs to be on file in that office before any accommodations can be provided.