By Nate Drake
QA has been around for 30 years and offers a tremendous amount of courses for professionals to gain certification and new skills. The company has also won numerous awards, and is an official partner of Microsoft, Cisco and VMware.
Its website includes eight Linux courses, including this one – Linux System Fundamentals – which is aimed at IT professionals with little or no experience of the OS, as something of a ‘quick start’ guide.
All training is guided by an instructor at one of the QA training centres around the UK or as an ‘attend from anywhere’ course which you can do remotely. After contacting QA for clarification, we found the course fee is the same, regardless of which method you choose – currently £3,087 ($3,980). It takes place over five days.
Linux System Fundamentals lives up to its name in that it focuses strongly on helping you master the Linux command line. The desktop environment and graphical editors are discussed towards the end of the course, however, so these aren’t topics which are left completely untouched.
The course itself is divided into 17 sections. The first, which is entitled ‘Just for Fun’, …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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