LPI Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200) Course + Practice Tests
Prepare for the LPI Linux Essentials 010-200 Exam and Master Linux, Command Line, Security, and Open Source Fundamentals
Prepare for the LPI Linux Essentials 010-200 Exam and Master Linux, Command Line, Security, and Open Source Fundamentals
Course Overview
Prepare for the LPI Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200) certification exam while building a strong foundation in Linux and open source technology. This course covers essential Linux concepts and practical skills, including Linux distributions, open source applications and licensing, command-line operations, file and directory management, data processing, shell scripting, basic system administration, networking, security, users and groups, and file system permissions. Designed around the LPI Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200) exam objectives, the course combines clear instruction with exam-focused preparation to help learners develop practical Linux knowledge while building confidence for certification.
Domain Discussion
The LPI Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200) exam objectives are organized into five major domains:
The Linux Community and a Career in Open Source (27.5%) Covers the evolution of Linux and popular operating systems, major open source applications, open source software and licensing, ICT skills, and working in Linux environments. Learners develop an understanding of Linux distributions, embedded systems, cloud computing, privacy, encryption, and fundamental open source concepts
Finding Your Way on a Linux System (22.5%) Focuses on command-line fundamentals and navigating a Linux system. Topics include command-line basics, variables, quoting, Bash history, using the command line to get help, working with directories and files, and understanding absolute and relative paths
The Power of the Command Line (17.5%) Develops practical skills for working with Linux commands and processing data from the command line. Topics include archiving and compression, searching and extracting data, pipes, input and output redirection, regular expressions, and turning commands into simple shell scripts
The Linux Operating System (17.5%) Explores the components and operation of a Linux system, including hardware, the Linux kernel, processes, system logging, networking, and basic network configuration. Learners also develop an understanding of storage devices, partitions, system directories, and where different types of data are stored
Security and File Permissions (15%) Covers fundamental Linux security and permission concepts, including users and groups, root and standard user accounts, user and group management, file ownership, file and directory permissions, special permissions, symbolic links, and system files associated with user and group information
Course Features
This course combines structured instruction with comprehensive learning resources designed to reinforce knowledge and build confidence. A detailed study guide provides a convenient reference for reviewing important Linux concepts and commands throughout the course. Quizzes reinforce key concepts and help identify areas that may require additional review. Multiple practice exams provide exam-focused preparation, allowing learners to assess their knowledge, become more comfortable with certification-style questions, and identify areas for further study before attempting the official LPI Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200) certification exam.
Start Your Linux Journey Today
Build the Linux knowledge and command-line skills needed to confidently work with open source technologies and prepare for the LPI Linux Essentials 2.0 (010-200) certification exam. With comprehensive instruction, a detailed study guide, knowledge-check quizzes, and multiple practice exams, this course provides the resources needed to strengthen Linux fundamentals and prepare for certification.
Start learning today and take the next step toward earning your LPI Linux Essentials 2.0 certification.
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Introduction to Linux (OBJ. 011.4)
271Open Source Philosophy (OBJ. 011.3)
203 Xem trướcDigital Autonomy and Digital Sovereignty (OBJ. 011.3)
190Linux Distributions (OBJ. 011.1)
305 Xem trướcDistribution Life Cycle (011.1)
238Comparing Distributions (OBJ. 011.1)
332 Xem trướcEmbedded Systems and Specialized Computing (OBJ. 011.1, 011.4)
266Linux Platforms and Deployment Models (OBJ. 011.1)
225Virtualization, Containers, and Cloud Computing (OBJ. 011.4)
317 Xem trướcHardware Requirements (OBJ. 014.2)
206System Hardware Components (OBJ. 014.2)
309Installation media, ISO files (OBJ. 014.1)
229Installing Linux (OBJ. 014.1)
721Linux Installation Options (OBJ. 014.1)
281OS Differences (011.3, 014.1)
314Checkpoint: Evolution of Linux
What is Open Source? (OBJ. 011.3)
262Proprietary Software (OBJ. 011.3)
231Free Software (OBJ. 011.3)
217Cost of Open Source (OBJ. 011.3)
264Desktop and Server Apps (OBJ. 011.2)
417PostgreSQL (OBJ. 011.2)
252Desktop and Productivity Applications (OBJ. 011.2)
325Web Applications (OBJ. 011.2)
205Security and Encryption Tools (OBJ. 011.2, 011.4)
193Programming Languages (OBJ. 011.2)
198Programming Languages Demo (OBJ. 011.2)
718Source Code Management Tools (011.2)
221Software Packages and Repositories (OBJ. 011.2)
273Checkpoint: Open Source Applications
Basic Shell (OBJ. 012.1)
294Command Line Syntax (OBJ. 012.1)
218Variables (OBJ. 012.1)
244Quoting (OBJ. 012.1)
247Proper Command Usage (OBJ. 012.1, 012.3, 012.4)
599Command line Utilities (OBJ. 012.1)
280Man Pages (OBJ. 012.1)
286Help Pages (OBJ. 012.1)
208File Search and Text Processing Utilities (OBJ. 012.3, 013.2)
427Checkpoint: The Command Line
Introduction to Linux Filesystem (OBJ. 012.3)
296Linux Device Files (OBJ. 014.2)
338Linux Filesystem Key Features (OBJ. 012.3)
287Navigating Files and Directories (OBJ. 012.3)
345Creating Copying Moving and Renaming Files (OBJ. 012.4)
316Creating Links (OBJ. 015.4)
296Wildcards (OBJ. 012.4)
338Manipulating Directories (OBJ. 012.4, 015.4)
268Manipulating Files and Directories (OBJ. 012.3, 012.4, 015.4)
1175Checkpoint: Directories and Files
Command Line Pipes (OBJ.013.2)
223I/O Redirection (OBJ. 013.2)
396Piping and Redirection (OBJ. 013.2)
513Basic Regular Expressions (OBJ. 013.2)
376Extended Regular Expressions (OBJ. 013.2)
350Archiving and Compression (OBJ. 013.1)
339Data Search and Extraction (OBJ. 012.3, 013.1, 013.2)
852Checkpoint: Searching and Extracting Data from Files and Archiving
Text Files and Text Editors (OBJ. 011.4)
329Using Vi and Nano (OBJ. 011.4)
418Beginning a Shell Script (OBJ. 013.3, 015.3)
435Commands (OBJ. 012.1, 013.3)
388Arguments (OBJ. 013.3, 015.3)
495Variables (OBJ. 013.3 )
329Environment Variables and Command Substitution (OBJ. 012.1, 013.3)
463Conditional Expressions (OBJ. 013.3)
511Loops and Functions (OBJ. 013.3)
507Exit Value (OBJ. 013.3)
303Turning Commands into a Script (OBJ. 013.3, 015.3)
1086Configuration Management Tools (OBJ. 011.4)
337Checkpoint: Scripting Basics
Package Management Principles (OBJ. 011.2)
307Package Management Systems (OBJ. 011.2)
385Using RPM and DEB (OBJ. 011.2)
598Kernel and User space (OBJ. 011.1, 014.2)
338Process Hierarchy (OBJ. 014.3)
288Services and Daemons (014.3)
279Identifying Running Processes (OBJ. 014.3)
308User Login Sesions (OBJ. 015.2)
238Measuring Memory Use (OBJ. 014.3)
378Log Files (OBJ. 014.3)
361System Logging with systemd (OBJ. 014.3)
270The Kernel Ring Buffer (OBJ. 014.3)
294Checkpoint: Processes and Process Data
Network Features (OBJ. 014.4)
397Configuring a Network Connection (OBJ. 014.4)
382Automatic Network Configuration (OBJ. 014.4)
264Network Testing (OBJ. 014.4)
343Network Protection (OBJ. 011.4)
254Client and Server Roles (OBJ. 011.4)
238Secure Data Transfer and Storage (OBJ. 011.4)
245Remote Administration with SSH (OBJ. 015.1)
367Connecting with SSH (OBJ. 014.4, 015.1)
662Checkpoint: Networking Basics
Understanding User Accounts (OBJ. 015.1, 015.2)
401Account Security (OBJ. 011.4, 015.2)
511Understanding Groups (OBJ. 015.2)
327Managing User Accounts (OBJ. 015.2)
470Creating Accounts from the Shell (OBJ. 015.1, 015.2)
502Modifying and Deleting Accounts (OBJ. 015.1, 015.2)
732Managing Groups (OBJ. 015.1, 015.2)
794Working as root (OBJ. 015.1 )
437Checkpoint: User Accounts and Groups
Setting Ownership (OBJ. 015.)
198Managing File Ownership (OBJ. 015.1, 015.3)
445Understanding Permissions (OBJ. 015.3)
353Permission Strings and Setting the umask (OBJ. 015.3)
307Using Sticky Bits (OBJ. 015.4)
313Using Special Execute Permissions (OBJ. 015.3)
349Hiding Files and Directories (OBJ. 012.3, 015.3)
254Removable Media Security (OBJ. 011.4)
276Setting Permissions (OBJ. 015.3, 015.4)
509Checkpoint: Managing File Ownership and Permission
No previous Linux experience required
Basic computer skills recommended
A computer with internet access
Willingness to learn and practice Linux commands
Explain Linux, open source software, distributions, applications, and licensing concepts
Use the Linux command line, Bash, documentation, and command help
Navigate the file system and manage files, directories, archives, and compressed files
Use pipes, redirection, text-processing commands, regular expressions, and basic shell scripts
Understand Linux installation, hardware, virtualization, cloud, processes, services, networking, and troubleshooting
Manage SSH, users, groups, privileges, permissions, ownership, and symbolic links
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