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    The document outlines a Linux System Administration Lab course which introduces students to installing and configuring Linux operating systems, using basic commands and tools to manage files, packages and processes, text editing, and shell scripting to automate administrative tasks. The course covers these topics over 15 modules through hands-on labs totaling 60 hours, and aims to develop students' skills in applying Linux administration techniques. Completing the course will enable students to demonstrate installation, configuration, package management, text processing, and automation of Linux systems.

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    The document outlines a Linux System Administration Lab course which introduces students to installing and configuring Linux operating systems, using basic commands and tools to manage files, packages and processes, text editing, and shell scripting to automate administrative tasks. The course covers these topics over 15 modules through hands-on labs totaling 60 hours, and aims to develop students' skills in applying Linux administration techniques. Completing the course will enable students to demonstrate installation, configuration, package management, text processing, and automation of Linux systems.

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    The document outlines a Linux System Administration Lab course which introduces students to installing and configuring Linux operating systems, using basic commands and tools to manage files, packages and processes, text editing, and shell scripting to automate administrative tasks. The course covers these topics over 15 modules through hands-on labs totaling 60 hours, and aims to develop students' skills in applying Linux administration techniques. Completing the course will enable students to demonstrate installation, configuration, package management, text processing, and automation of Linux systems.

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    Program : Diploma in Cloud Computing and Big Data

    Course Code : 3278 Course Title: Linux System Administration Lab

    Semester : 3 Credits: 2.5

    Course Category: Engineering Science

    Periods per week: 4 (L: 1 T: 0 P: 3) Periods per semester: 60

    Course Objectives:

    ● Familiarize the students with the basics of Operating System Installation and
    configuration
    ● To understand basic linux text editors
    ● To Understand basic linux commands and shell scripting

    Course Prerequisites:

    Topic Course Name

    Basic knowledge in Computer systems Introduction to IT Systems Lab

    Course Outcomes:

    On completion of the course student will be able to:

    Duration
    COn Description Cognitive Level
    (Hours)
    Demonstrate the installation and configuration of
    CO1 Operating Systems, basic files and directory 11 Applying
    management commands.
    Experiment with Linux Package and Process
    CO2 17 Applying
    management tools
    Make use of Linux text editors and experiment with
    CO3 12 Applying
    text processing commands
    Utilize Shell scripting to automate linux
    CO4 14 Applying
    administrative tasks

    Lab Test 6

    CO – PO Mapping

    Course
    PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7
    Outcomes
    CO1 2 3

    CO2 2

    CO3 2

    CO4 2

    3-Strongly mapped, 2-Moderately mapped, 1-Weakly mapped

    Course Outline

    Module Duration
    Name of Experiment Cognitive Level
    Outcomes (Hours)

    Demonstrate the Installation of Operating Systems , and demonstrate basic


    CO1 file and directory management commands.

    M1.01 Install and configure different operating systems. 3 Applying

    M1.02 Illustrate Basic networking configuration of a


    2 Applying
    linux machine
    Demonstrate Basic file and directory management
    commands
    M1.03 (ls, dir, pwd, mkdir, chmod, cp, mv, rm, rmdir, 6 Applying
    cat, find, tar). Familiarize linux documentation
    and man pages

    CO2 Experiment with Linux Package and Process management tools

    Understand file system structure of linux (types of


    M2.01 3 Understanding
    files, file permissions).
    Demonstrate package management tools and
    M2.02 2 Applying
    installation of application(apt-get or yum)

    Illustrate Process and system statistics using


    M2.03 8 Applying
    using proc files, ps, free, kill, top, htop, atop, vtop
    Demonstrate remote system administration using
    M2.04 ssh command and file transfer using scp 4 Applying
    command
    Make use of Linux text editors and experiment with text processing
    CO3
    commands
    Experiment with UNIX editors such as vi, ed, ex
    M3.01 4 Applying
    and EMACS, nano

    Illustrate cut, grep, awk, sort, uniq, head, tail


    M3.02 8 Applying
    commands and output redirection using pipe(|)

    Lab Test – I 3

    C04 Utilize Shell scripting to automate linux administrative tasks

    M4.01 Demonstrate branching statements 2 Applying

    M4.02 Illustrate looping statements 4 Applying

    M4.03 Apply cron job to schedule task 4 Applying

    M4.04 Discover with Open Ended Experiments** 4 Applying

    Lab Test – II 3

    ** - Sample Open Ended Experiment

    1. Schedule a task to perform a daily backup of certain databases and files to cloud
    storage or a physical server
    2. Schedule a task that monitors the free space of the system hard disk. If the free space
    drops below the threshold, the user must be alerted with a message and current date
    Text / Reference

    T/R Book Title/Author

    Essential System Administration: Tools and Techniques for Linux and Unix
    T1
    Administration, Third Edition by Leen Frisch ,O’Reilly

    Online Resources

    Sl No Website Link

    1 https://www.shellscript.sh/

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