WSQ - CompTIA Certified Linux+ Training

Topic 1: Performing Basic Linux Tasks 

Identify the Linux Design Philosophy

Enter Shell Commands

Get Help with Linux

Topic 2: Managing Users and Groups 

Assume Superuser Privileges

Create, Modify, and Delete Users

Create, Modify, and Delete Groups

Query Users and Groups

Configure Account Profiles

Topic 3: Managing Permissions and Ownership 

Modify File and Directory Permissions

Modify File and Directory Ownership

Configure Special Permissions and Attributes

Troubleshoot Permissions Issues

Topic 4: Managing Storage 

Create Partitions

Manage Logical Volumes

Mount File Systems

Manage File Systems

Navigate the Linux Directory Structure

Troubleshoot Storage Issues

Topic 5: Managing Files and Directories 

Create and Edit Text Files

Search for Files

Perform Operations on Files and Directories

Process Text Files

Manipulate File Output

Topic 6: Managing Kernel Modules 

Explore the Linux Kernel

Install and Configure Kernel Modules

Monitor Kernel Modules

Topic 7: Managing the Linux Boot Process 

Configure Linux Boot Components

Configure GRUB 2

Topic 8: Managing System Components 

Configure Localization Options

Configure GUIs

Manage Services

Troubleshoot Process Issues

Troubleshoot CPU and Memory Issues

Topic 9: Managing Devices

Identify the Types of Linux Devices

Configure Devices

Monitor Devices

Troubleshoot Hardware Issues

Topic 10: Managing Networking 

Identify TCP/IP Fundamentals

Identify Linux Server Roles

Connect to a Network

Configure DHCP and DNS Client Services

Configure Cloud and Virtualization Technologies

Troubleshoot Networking Issues

Topic 11: Managing Packages and Software

Identify Package Managers

Manage RPM Packages with YUM

Manage Debian Packages with APT

Configure Repositories

Acquire Software

Build Software from Source Code

Troubleshoot Software Dependency Issues

Topic 12: Securing Linux Systems 

Implement Cybersecurity Best Practices

Implement Identity and Access Management Methods

Configure SELinux or AppArmor

Configure Firewalls

Implement Logging Services

Back Up, Restore, and Verify Data

Topic 13: Working with Bash Scripts 

Customize the Bash Shell Environment

Identify Scripting and Programming Fundamentals

Write and Execute a Simple Bash Script

Incorporate Control Statements in Bash Scripts

Topic 14: Automating Tasks 

Schedule Jobs

Implement Version Control Using Git

Identify Orchestration Concepts

Topic 15: Installing Linux 

Prepare for Linux Installation

Perform the Installation

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Minimum Entry Requirement

Knowledge and Skills

• Able to operate using computer functions
• Minimum 3 GCE ‘O’ Levels Passes including English or WPL Level 5 (Average of Reading, Listening, Speaking & Writing Scores)

Attitude

• Positive Learning Attitude
• Enthusiastic Learner

Experience

• Minimum of 1 year of working experience.

Target Age Group: 18-65 years old

Minimum Software/Hardware Requirement

• Laptop: Learners are required to have a laptop for the training sessions. This is essential for hands-on practice and completing lab exercises.
• Software: The course will involve the use of various Linux distributions and tools. Learners will need to install and configure Linux environments, manage software, storage, processes, and services. They will also work with scripting, containerization, and automation tools.
• Virtual Labs: Virtual labs that simulate real-world environments will be provided to the learners. These labs allow learners to practice tasks such as configuring and managing Linux systems, troubleshooting issues, and performing security best practices

Exam Format

The CompTIA Linux+ certification exam (XK0-005) includes both multiple-choice and performance-based questions. The performance-based questions are designed to test the candidate's ability to perform tasks in a simulated environment, ensuring they have practical, hands-on skills.

Assessment Tools

• Performance-Based Questions: These questions require candidates to complete specific tasks or solve problems in a simulated Linux environment. This format tests the practical application of knowledge and skills gained during the course.
• Multiple-Choice Questions: These questions assess the theoretical understanding of Linux concepts and best practices.

Exam Details

• Number of Questions: Up to 90 questions
• Duration: 90 minutes
• Passing Score: 720 (on a scale of 100 to 900)
• Languages: The exam is available in English, Japanese, Portuguese, and Spanish
• Testing Provider: Pearson VUE.

Appeal Process

1. The candidate has the right to disagree with the assessment decision made by the assessor.
2. When giving feedback to the candidate, the assessor must check with the candidate if he agrees with the assessment outcome.
3. If the candidate agrees with the assessment outcome, the assessor & the candidate must sign the Assessment Summary Record.
4. If the candidate disagrees with the assessment outcome, he/she should not sign in the Assessment Summary Record.
5. If the candidate intends to appeal the decision, he/she should first discuss the matter with the assessor/assessment manager.
6. If the candidate is still not satisfied with the decision, the candidate must notify the assessor of the decision to appeal. The assessor will reflect the candidate’s intention in the Feedback Section of the Assessment Summary Record.
7. The assessor will notify the assessor manager about the candidate’s intention to lodge an appeal.
8. The candidate must lodge the appeal within 7 days, giving reasons for appeal 
9. The assessor can help the candidate with writing and lodging the appeal.
10. he assessment manager will collect information from the candidate & assessor and give a final decision.
11. A record of the appeal and any subsequent actions and findings will be made.
12. An Assessment Appeal Panel will be formed to review and give a decision.
13. The outcome of the appeal will be made known to the candidate within 2 weeks from the date the appeal was lodged.
14. The decision of the Assessment Appeal Panel is final and no further appeal will be entertained.
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