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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Linux Fundamentals by LearnQuest

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About the Course

This course is the first of a series that aims to prepare you for a role working as an information technology professional. In this course, you will be introduced to the Linux operating system. You will learn about the licensing model and several Linux distributions. We will go through some services delivered in the Linux operating system. We will conclude this course by looking at how to search and analyze text using command line tools in the operating system....

Top reviews

QJ

Mar 9, 2022

If you're new to Linux, the fundamental training here is good. I am now able to navigate command line with greater confidence and have some knowledge in how to edit and search file and folders.

VL

Apr 5, 2022

A good introduction to the basics of Linux. You can learn more about the history of the operating system and its distros, learn the basics of command line, the basics of processing with files.

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By MANUSHREE M

Jan 7, 2022

Good to learn!

By Jalpa

Mar 14, 2023

concept good

By Ali A

Nov 20, 2021

Great course

By M S K

Jul 22, 2024

nice course

By Lianbo L

Jun 25, 2022

not so good

By LAWALI O O F

Dec 26, 2023

thank you

By Pedasingu B

Jun 22, 2022

very good

By fawzi a

Feb 21, 2024

ممتاز

By B N P

May 16, 2023

Good

By YOGI S

Dec 4, 2021

Good

By Nathan B

Mar 6, 2023

Did not like the format of the "labs". I would prefered to be given a bit more direction on specific tasks to perform. Also very odd that the cloud based labs were only accesible while using a computer. They would not work when using a tablet or phone... even if using the Coursera app. The final video in week 4 for this course was very hard to follow as often it was not showing what the presenter was talking about, it was zoomed in at another spot on the screen.

By Sadegh S

May 5, 2023

the instructor was at very high level of skill but in so many cases the video wasn't very detailed and after reading the sites and notes following I still felt unsure about the depth of what I've learned. this course is for absolute beginners so explaining objectives should be done repetitively or with different examples.

By ASIM U R

May 26, 2023

I think this course could be managed far better. Actually, the presentation slides and the reading material the instructor provided was a bit to understand for a person who doesn't know about Linux. So, the instructor should make it very easy for first-time learners.

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By 吴肖然

May 22, 2022

To my point of veiw, this course is not as good as "pthon for everybody", which is more detailed demonstrated, testbook included, interactive. I hope this course will be better.

By Rich B

Mar 13, 2022

More basic than expected, glosses over a lot, relies too heavily on man pages. Labs totally unstructured.

misses out 'why' you might be doing any of these steps.

By Brent D W

Oct 25, 2021

Not many labs considering the content. Could really benefit with sets and repetition and follow along with the instructor instead of death by powerpoint.

By Oday A

Aug 2, 2023

I liked the lab but i tried so many times some commands and did not match the lab results at all, but overall the course is really informative .

By Jamie V

Jan 27, 2022

Some of the commands could have been broken down so that they were more easily understood.

By Ronnaldo L

Feb 12, 2024

Muy buen contenido, pero se deberian añadir mas videos practicos para darle un buen plus.

By Jonathan N

Dec 28, 2023

Pretty good, but certainly less interactive than the Red Hat Linux Enterprise Course.

By Bisma N S

Apr 5, 2022

the lab doesn't appear as same as lab explanation video

By Iker Z M

Mar 11, 2023

Los tests son demasiado sencillos

By �BHAGYASHREE K S

Nov 28, 2021

good aqndf informative

By Kartik H

Oct 22, 2023

Overall good!

By Denes P

Jan 13, 2023

This is good for a very limited intro if you have never used Linux before. The Lab interface is not well thought out. E.g.; there are no files in your folder, and in one session you are supposed to try out basic operations on files, without being taught how to create any. The written documentation is usually sparse, or sometimes just a link to a lengthy Wikipedia page.