Certification Coverage

The course is designed to align with the objectives of standard industry certifications for junior system administrators.

Linux Foundation Certified Sysadmin (LFCS)

• Estimated Syllabus Coverage: ~95–100%
• Details: The course covers all major LFCS exam domains:
  • Essential Commands: Fully covered in Module 2.
  • Operation of Running Systems: Covered in Modules 3 and 6.
  • User and Group Management: Covered in Module 3.
  • Networking: Covered in Module 5.
  • Service Configuration: Covered in Module 3.
  • Storage Management: Covered in Module 4.

Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1 (Exams 101 and 102)

• Estimated Syllabus Coverage: ~100%
• Details: The proposed syllabus covers the objectives of both exams (Architecture, Installation, GNU & Unix Commands, Shells, Scripting, Interfaces, Administrative Tasks, Services, Networking, Security).

Note

Important Note on Depth: Although the course covers all exam topics, a 30-hour duration is intensive. To ensure success in hands-on exams (such as LFCS or RHCSA), students are strongly encouraged to dedicate additional personal practice time outside the classroom to build fluency. The course provides a complete foundation and roadmap, but true proficiency (“muscle memory”) requires continuous practice.