Linux & Shell Scripting Training
Master Linux and Shell Scripting with ASAI's 3-month practical training program. Learn basic to advanced Linux commands, file permissions, user management, process monitoring, networking, shell scripting, and automation through hands-on exercises and real-world projects. Build essential skills for Linux, IT Support, Cloud, and DevOps careers.
Course Overview
The Linux & Shell Scripting Training Program at Atmasamman School of AI (ASAI) is a 3-month practical course designed to develop strong Linux command-line, system administration, and automation skills. The course covers Linux fundamentals, file systems, basic and advanced commands, text processing, user management, permissions, process monitoring, networking, system services, storage, Bash scripting, and troubleshooting. Students will learn how to manage Linux environments, analyze application logs, configure permissions, monitor system performance, and automate routine tasks using shell scripts. The training emphasizes hands-on exercises, command-line problem-solving, practical assignments, and real-world administration projects. Course Duration: 3 Months Course Level: Beginner to Advanced Core Technologies: Linux, Bash, Ubuntu, Linux CLI, SSH, Cron, and Systemd Learn Linux. Master Shell Scripting. Build Your IT Career with ASAI.
Why Learn This Course?
Linux is widely used in server infrastructure, cloud platforms, software development, application hosting, and DevOps environments. Learning Linux helps you understand how operating systems manage files, permissions, processes, users, storage, networks, and services. Bash Shell Scripting enables you to automate repetitive administration tasks such as log monitoring, file backups, system health checks, and scheduled maintenance. This course combines command-line fundamentals with practical Linux administration and shell scripting, helping you build a strong foundation for technical support, application support, Linux administration, cloud computing, and DevOps. Whether you're starting your IT career or improving your existing technical skills, Linux and Bash scripting are valuable capabilities for working with modern technology infrastructure.
Skills & Technologies Covered
Course Highlights
Curriculum
1. Module 1: Linux Operating System Fundamentals
- Introduction to Linux and Unix-like operating systems
- Linux history, features, and architecture
- Linux kernel vs shell
- Popular Linux distributions
- Ubuntu and Red Hat-based Linux overview
- Installing Linux using a virtual machine
- Understanding the terminal and Bash shell
- Linux command syntax and command options
- Using man, --help, and command documentation
2. Module 2: Basic Linux Commands & File System
- Linux file system hierarchy
- Root, home, bin, etc, var, tmp, and usr directories
- pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, and rmdir
- touch, cp, mv, and rm
- Absolute and relative paths
- Hidden files and directories
- Wildcards and filename matching
- File types and directory listing
- Basic command-line practice
3. Module 3: File Handling, Searching & Text Utilities
- cat, less, more, head, and tail
- nano and vi/vim fundamentals
- wc, sort, uniq, and cut
- find and locate commands
- grep and text pattern searching
- Introduction to regular expressions
- File comparison using diff
- File links using ln
- Command-line exercises with sample files
- Practical file and log searching
4. Module 4: Linux Users, Groups & Permissions
- Linux users and groups
- useradd, usermod, userdel, and passwd
- Group management commands
- Understanding read, write, and execute permissions
- chmod with numeric and symbolic modes
- chown and chgrp
- File and directory ownership
- umask and default permissions
- sudo and administrative access
- Permission troubleshooting exercises
5. Module 5: Advanced Linux Commands & Text Processing
- Standard input, output, and error
- Input and output redirection
- Pipes and command chaining
- Advanced grep and regular expressions
- awk fundamentals and practical processing
- sed fundamentals and text substitution
- find with advanced expressions
- xargs and command combinations
- sort, uniq, cut, and tr in pipelines
- Processing CSV and text-based records
- Practical Linux command challenges
6. Module 6: Process Management, Packages & System Services
- Understanding Linux processes
- ps, top, and htop
- Process IDs and parent processes
- Foreground and background jobs
- jobs, bg, fg, nohup, and kill
- Process priority fundamentals
- Installing packages with APT and DNF
- Introduction to systemd
- Managing services with systemctl
- Viewing logs using journalctl
- Process and service troubleshooting
7. Module 7: Linux Networking, Storage & Remote Access
- Linux networking fundamentals
- IP addresses, DNS, ports, and hostnames
- ip, ping, curl, and ss
- Network connectivity troubleshooting
- Introduction to SSH
- Remote server access
- SCP and SFTP fundamentals
- df, du, and lsblk
- File systems and mounting basics
- tar, gzip, and zip
- Basic backup and storage commands
8. Module 8: Introduction to Bash Shell Scripting
- What is shell scripting?
- Bash shell and script execution
- Creating shell script files
- Shebang and script permissions
- Bash variables and environment variables
- echo, printf, and read
- Single quotes vs double quotes
- Command substitution
- Command-line arguments
- Positional parameters
- Script exit status and return codes
9. Module 9: Bash Conditions, Loops & Functions
- Conditional statements using if and else
- elif and nested conditions
- Numeric and string comparisons
- File test operators
- case statements
- for loops
- while and until loops
- break and continue
- Bash functions
- Local and global variables
- Bash arrays
- Practical logic-building exercises
10. Module 10: Advanced Bash Scripting & Automation Fundamentals
- Combining Linux commands inside scripts
- Reading and processing text files
- Using grep, awk, and sed in Bash scripts
- Script input validation
- Exit codes and error handling
- Debugging Bash scripts
- Introduction to traps and cleanup handlers
- Logging script output
- Working with dates and timestamps
- Scheduling scripts using cron
- Writing reusable administration scripts
11. Module 11: Real-World Linux Automation Projects
- Automated file backup script
- File cleanup and organization script
- Disk usage monitoring script
- CPU and memory health-check script
- Linux log analysis script
- Service status verification script
- Scheduled administration tasks
- Generating system reports
- Script troubleshooting and improvements
- Testing scripts with sample data
12. Module 12: Practical Assessment & Interview Preparation
- Revision of essential Linux commands
- Advanced command-line challenges
- File and permission troubleshooting
- User and process administration scenarios
- Linux networking and log-based issues
- Bash scripting coding exercises
- Real-world system administration questions
- Application and production support scenarios
- Final Linux automation project
- Practical project demonstration
- Linux interview preparation
- Final knowledge assessment
Practical Projects
Learning Outcomes
Career Opportunities
Meet Your Trainer
Pankaj Sharma
Linux & Bash Shell Scripting Trainer
Learn Linux and Bash Shell Scripting through practical, industry-oriented training at Atmasamman School of AI (ASAI). The training focuses on essential and advanced Linux commands, file systems, user management, troubleshooting, Bash scripting, and task automation. Through guided exercises, practical assignments, and real-world technical scenarios, students develop command-line proficiency, problem-solving abilities, and a strong foundation for Linux-based IT environments.
Why Choose ASAI
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the Linux Administration & Shell Scripting Course?
The course duration is 3 months, covering Linux commands, administration fundamentals, Bash scripting, automation, and practical projects.
Can beginners join this course?
Yes. The course starts with basic Linux concepts and progresses to advanced command-line tools and shell scripting.
Do I need programming experience to learn Linux?
No prior programming experience is required. Basic computer knowledge is recommended.
What will I learn in this course?
You will learn basic and advanced Linux commands, file management, permissions, text processing, user administration, processes, networking, Bash scripting, and automation.
Does this course include advanced Linux commands?
Yes. The syllabus includes grep, awk, sed, find, xargs, pipelines, regular expressions, process management, and other commonly used Linux utilities.
Will I learn Bash Shell Scripting?
Yes. You will learn Bash variables, conditions, loops, functions, arrays, command-line arguments, error handling, and practical automation.
Does the course cover Linux Administration?
Yes. The course covers practical administration fundamentals, including users, permissions, processes, services, networking, logs, and storage.
Which Linux distributions are covered?
The proposed syllabus uses Ubuntu Linux and introduces Red Hat-compatible Linux concepts.
Will I work on real-world Linux projects?
The proposed course includes practical projects such as automated backups, log analysis, file organization, system monitoring, and service troubleshooting.
Is Linux important for DevOps and Cloud Computing?
Yes. Linux is widely used in cloud and DevOps environments and provides a foundation for learning infrastructure and automation technologies.
Is this course suitable for BA, BCom, BSc, BCA, and BTech students?
Yes. Students from different educational backgrounds can learn Linux with regular command-line practice.
Will I learn how to troubleshoot Linux issues?
Yes. The syllabus includes file permission issues, process management, service failures, log analysis, connectivity checks, and scripting errors.
Does ASAI provide interview preparation?
The proposed course includes Linux interview questions, practical assessments, troubleshooting scenarios, and shell scripting exercises.
What is the course fee?
Please contact the ASAI team for the current course fee and enrollment details.
Will I receive a certificate after completing the course?
Please contact ASAI for current certificate availability, completion requirements, and eligibility criteria.
Does completing this course guarantee employment?
No. The course develops practical Linux and scripting skills, but employment depends on overall qualifications, technical abilities, and hiring requirements.
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