Linuxication 2k16
Stop being trapped in "Windows" and "Gates". It's time to open up. Let us bridge the gap between being slave of Windows to master of Linux
Linuxication is a 24 hours workshop (assuming time to be 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM everyday) conducted by MCUG with the aim of providing the students an insight of the open source operating system. It is a three day workshop where students are taught each and every thing right from installation of the latest version of Ubuntu to all basic Linux commands, GUI Exploration, TERMINAL, Basic Networking, Programming in Linux. The event starts with an introductory talk from an industry expert. Also concepts of makefile, TAR, Shell Scripting are taught to students so that they can master their OS. It also includes the fun part where source code edition of FIREFOX and VLC is taught. This event has witnessed an overwhelming response over the years with the latest 2015 event getting a maximum registration of 300 students across the city.
Syllabus and ScheduleSyllabus and Schedule
12th February 2016
1. Industrial Talk: right from the expert
- a. Why to use Linux?
- b. What are the opportunities in Linux and other open source tools?
- c. How was his experience with Linux?
2. Installation of Linux based Operating System
- a. Ubuntu 14.04 will be used for installation
- b. What is Super-OS?
- c. File system, Ubuntu directory structure
3. Exploring GUI
- a. Different Desktop Environments like Cinnamon, KDE and many more
- b. Basic GUI Exploration
- c. Fun stuff like conky and other desktop tweaks (optional)
4. Filesystem and directory structure
5. Working with Terminal
6. Wine
7. Automounting and Password Recovery
8. Networking Part 1: ssh and Remote Desktop
Syllabus and Schedule
13th February 2016
8. Networking Part 2: Hotspot, basic network creation, journey of a packet
9. GCC and GDB
10. Package Managers
- a. deb/rpm package manager
- b. Synaptic Packet Manager
- c. Aptitude packet manager
- d. apt-get
- e. Purging
11. Shell and shell scripting
12. Make and Tar
13. Source Code exploration in System Exploration
14. Grub Rescue, recovery, editing
Syllabus and Schedule
14th February 2016
1. git
2. Editors
- a. Vim
- b. Emacs
- c. ed/Sed
3. Advance Shell Scripting
4. Recovery Tools
5. Fun Part : Wifi Hacking Advance Shell Scripting
