Linux+ Certification
Certification Exams
CompTIA has introduced the Linux+ certification as a reliable indicator of foundation-level operating system proficiency for both professionals and employers. The Linux+ certification measures vendor-neutral Linux knowledge and skills for an individual with at least 6 months practical experience.
The target market for Linux+ certification is any individual interested in demonstrating fundamental Linux knowledge and skills. The CompTIA Linux+ certification exam was last updated in April of 2001.
The Linux+ certification is designed to measure the competencies of the Linux Professional with 6 months of experience with the Linux operating system. The Linux+ Professional provides basic installation, operation, administration and troubleshooting services for the Linux operation system on workstations and servers. Also required is the ability to demonstrate basic knowledge of computer hardware.
Linux+ Preparation Materials
Course Technology currently offers the following materials to prepare individuals to pass the certified Linux+ exam.
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