EXTERNAL CO-CURRICULAR PARTICIPATION REPORT

STUDENT INFORMATION

KAJAL SINHA
NAME
1NH20CS289
USN
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
DEPT

CURRENT PROGRAM B.E MBA MCA M.TECH (Tick One)

CURRENT SEMESTER III

CO-CURRICULAR EVENT INFORMATION

LINUX TRAINING
EVENT NAME

ONLINE COURSE
EVENT VENUE

16TH FEB, 2022

EVENT DATES

34 hours, 1.5 days.

NO. OF DAYS

EVENT TYPE □ CONFERENCE

(Tick One) □ SEMINAR
□ WORKSHOP
□ SYMPOSIUM
□ HACKATHON
□ TECHNICAL FEST
□ MOOCS
□OTHERS (PLEASE SPECIFY)
 NOTE: THE ORIGINAL PROOF OF ATTENDANCE MUST BE ATTACHED ALONG WITH THIS FORM

PROOF OF ATTENDANCE ATTACHED □ PARTICIPATION/COMPLETION CERTIFICATE

(Tick One) □ OTHERS (Specify)

Submission of a Report

A typed report on the co-curricular event participated must be attached to this form. The report
must be of at least two pages outlining the technical aspects of the event and the take- away
from attending the same.

Linux Course Report

UNIX is an operating system the operating system manages the communication between your
software and your hardware. Without the operating system (OS), the software wouldn’t
function.. Here I got the opportunity to learn more about Linux as I took a course on Udemy about
it “Complete Linux Training Course to get your dream IT job”. I learned many new things in this
course. This course is from beginner to advance level. Here are the few things mentioned here.

Module 1: In this module I learned about what is UNIX, difference between Linux and Unix

Module 2: In this module I learned about Linux distribution, about virtual machine, difference
between Unix and window, application of Unix and who uses the Unix operating system more.

Module 3: In this module I learned about accessing Unix system, new network command,
important things to remember in Unix, introduction to Linux file system, file system navigation
commands, about roots, absolute and relative path, directory listing attributes, creating file and
directories, coping directories, Linux file types, finding file and directories, difference between
find and locate commands, changing passwords, wildcards, soft and hard link.

Module 4: In this module I learned about Linux commands syntax, files and directories
permission, file permission using numeric mode, file ownership commands, access control
system, helping commands, TAB completion and up arrow keys, adding text to files, input and
output redirects, standard output to files, pipes, file maintains commands, file display
commands, filter displaying commands, cut, awk, grep, egrep, sort/uniq, wc, compare files,
compress and Un-compress files, truncate file size, combining file system, Linux and file
commands.

Module 5: In this module I learned about Linux file editor, difference between vi and vim, “sed”
command, user account command, enable password aging, switch user and sudo access, monitor
users, talking to users, Linux directory service, difference between active directory, system utility
commands, process jobs and scheduling, systemctl command, ps command, top command, kill
command, crontab command, at command, additional cronjobs, process management, system
monitoring, system log monitor, system maintained commands, changing host name commands,
finding system information, finding system , terminal control system, recover root password, sos
report, environmental variable, special permission.

Module 6: In this module I learned about Linux kernel, what is shell, types of shell, shell scripting,
basic shell script, input and output script, if and then script, for loop script, do-while script, case
statement script, check remote server connectivity, aliases, user and global aliases, shell history.

Module 7: In this module I learned about Enable internet on Linux, network components,
network files and commands, nic information, NIC or port bonding, new network utilities,
downloading files and app, curl and ping commands, file transfer portal, secure portal, rsyn,
system updates, system upgrades, creating system repository form, advance package
management system, rollback and patches system, SSH and Telent, DNS, host name, chronyd,
new system utility command, sendmail, webserver, centrel logger, securing Linux machine,
tracing network traffic, how to open image file using commands, configure and secure SSH, SSH
keys, Linux web based administration, firewall, tune based system, run container.

Module 8: In this module I learned about system run levels, computer boot process, Linux boot
process, message of the day, customize message of the day, Storage, disk partition, add disk,
logical volume management, LVM configuration, add disk and create new LVM partition, external
disk usage, adding Swap usage, RAID, File system check, system backup, network file system, NAS
drive, SATA and SAS.

Module 9: In this module I learned about Resume workshop, cover letter, post resume, Linux
administration job duties, and exposure to other technologies.

Module 10: In this module I learned about IT components, facts about IT, everyday example of
UNIX, Linux operating system jobs, IT management jobs, interview workshop.

Module 11: In this module I learned about Commands we have learned, recap, and final exam.
Module 12: In this module I learned about Putty commands, changing default file
permission, creating VM, file system color definition, solving file issues, fixing
corrupted file system, Linux system performance issue, types of security threats,
running Linux on web browser,virtualization.

Conclusion We learned is that Linux® is an opensource operating system (OS). An

operating system is the software that directly manages a system’s hardware and
resources, like CPU, memory, and storage. The OS sits between applications and
hardware and makes the connections between all of your software and the physical
resources that do the work.

In this I learned so many things which not only help in advancing my knowledge but
also will help in future in many ways and this make me learn how the operating system
properly works and get to know how multiple task has been performed, and this is
the roller coaster of new things and this course make feel confident more about
computers.