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    ISTM140L LINUX FUNDAMENTALS

    PROPOSED SCHEDULE
    This course uses the TestOut LabSim package for Linux Pro. It contains all of your quizzes and lab
    assignments. Your grade is determined based on your performance on these assignments.
    You may work the class at your own pace. However, you must complete the class by the end of the
    term. Keep in mind that TestOut tracks your performance as well as your participation in minutes.
    There is a lot of material in this class. Use the following schedule as a guide to where you should be by
    week.
    Week

    Topics

    Sections

    Maps to*

    Introduction to class, Begin working with


    TestOut, Using Linux

    Read the syllabus. Complete


    0.1 thru 1.6

    Using Linux

    Complete 1.7 thru 1.12

    Installation and Localization / Boot and


    Shutdown

    Complete chapters 2 and 3

    User Interfaces and Desktops / Software


    Installation

    Complete chapters 4 and 5

    Users and Groups / Disk and File System


    Management

    Complete chapter 6, and 7.1


    thru 7.4

    T2

    Disk and File System Management /


    Hardware Installation

    Complete 7.5 thru 7.12, and


    chapter 8

    T10

    Processes and System Services

    Complete chapter 9

    T4, T9

    System Monitoring

    Complete chapter 10

    T7

    Networking

    Complete chapter 11

    T11

    10

    Security

    Complete chapter 12

    T4, T6,
    T10, T12

    Finals

    Complete the Linux Pro certification exam

    T3, T8
    T1

    O1

    Remember, you can take the internal quizzes as often as you wish. Be sure to finish with your highest
    score. You may take the practice exams as often as you wish. These are not scored and will not count
    towards your grade. You may take the final only once.
    If you choose to sit for the CompTIA Linux+ certification, you are responsible for your own testing and
    fees. MHCC is a Pearson Vue test site.
    Grade assignment is the college standard A = 90%, B = 80%, C = 70%, D = 60%, F = 59+ and below.

    2017 Dr. Wayne Machuca


    MHCC / ISTM

    CAE MAPPING
    Mt. Hood Community College is designated by the National Security Administration (NSA) and the US
    Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a Center for Academic Excellence 2 Year (CAE-2y). This
    core class is mapped to specific Knowledge Units (KUs) administered by the National INFOSEC
    Education and Training Program (NIETP).
    This class maps specifically to the Outcomes and Topics of the System Administration KU. Specific
    mappings are identified in the schedule above and relate to the Outcomes and Topics listed here.
    Current information on all KUs is available at cyberedwiki.org.
    OUTCOMES
    1.

    Students will be able to apply the knowledge gained to successfully install and securely
    configure, operate and maintain a commodity OS, to include: setting up user accounts,
    configuring appropriate authentication policies, configuring audit capabilities, performing
    back-ups, installing patches and updates, reviewing security logs, and restoring the system
    from a backup.

    TOPICS
    1.
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    3.
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    11.
    12.
    13.

    OS Installation
    User accounts management (Access controls, Password Policies, Authentications Methods,
    Group Policies)
    Command Line Interfaces
    Configuration Management
    Updates and patches (Specifics covered in other classes)
    Event Logging and Auditing (for performance and security)
    Managing System Services
    Virtualization
    Backup and Restoring Data
    File System Security
    Network Configuration (port security)
    Host (Workstation/Server) Intrusion Detection
    Security Policy Development (Covered in other classes)

    This document was checked for accessibility on December 2, 2016

    2017 Dr. Wayne Machuca


    MHCC / ISTM

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