Introduction to Open Source Development, Git, and Linux (LFD201)

To make the most of this course, you will need to have:

• Experience as a developer on any operating system
• Experience in working at the command line is not necessary, but would be helpful

Module 1: Course Introduction

Module 2: Open Source Software (OSS)

Module 3: Why Use Open Source Software?

Module 4: Examples of Successful OSS Projects

Module 5: How to Work in OSS Projects

Module 6: Continuous Integration

Module 7: OSS Licensing and Legal Issues

Module 8: Leadership vs Control and Why Projects Fail

Module 9: Respecting and Encouraging Diversity in OSS

Module 10: GitHub and Other Hosting Providers

Module 11: Linux and the Operating System

Module 12: Graphical Environments and Interfaces

Module 13: System Administration

Module 14: Getting Help

Module 15: Text Editors

Module 16: Shells, bash, and the Command Line

Module 17: Filesystem Layout, Partitions, Paths and Links

Module 18: System Initialization

Module 19: Memory

Module 20: Networking

Module 21: Command Details

Module 22: Users and Groups

Module 23: Linux Filesystems

Module 24: Essential Command Line Tools

Module 25: Bash Scripting

Module 26: Files and Filesystems

Module 27: Compiling, Linking, and Libraries

Module 28: Java Installation and Environment

Module 29: Building RPM and Debian Packages

Module 30: Introduction to Git

Module 31: Git Installation

Module 32: Git and Revision Control Systems

Module 33: Using Git: An Example

Module 34: Git Concepts and Architecture

Module 35: Managing Files and the Index

Module 36: Commits

Module 37: Branches

Module 38: Diffs

Module 39: Merges

Module 40: Managing Local and Remote Repositories

Module 41: Using Patches

Module 42: Using Patches

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