Catalog Info
An intermediate-level course covering the fundamentals of the UNIX Operating System, including the file system, editor, and standard UNIX utilities. Emphasizes how the UNIX shell operates, and also presents advanced forms of utilities, regular expressions, and shell scripts.
Credit for Prior College-Level Learning
Skills-based assessment proficient score, assessment administered by the Computer Information Systems department faculty. Faculty will assess skills-based assessment based on evaluation rubric. Assessment information located in Department Office. Students must also complete a departmental exam and have proper licensure/certification.
CompTia Linux+ Certification OR TestOut Linux Pro Certification OR another well-recognized, professional-level Linux industry certification. Certification must be current and verified by department faculty. Verified certification, and the Credit for Prior College-Level Learning application will be signed, copied, and retained in the School of BEPD Office. Students must also complete a departmental exam and a skilled demonstration.