UNIX school training courses in Bellevue, NE (public, in-house or online)

This course describes how to implement software systems in a UNIX (POSIX-compliant) operating system environment. Students will discuss and learn the complexities, methodologies, and tools in the development of large systems that contain multiple programs. Topics include an overview of the UNIX system and its general-purpose tools, advanced makefile usage, UNIX system calls, UNIX process management, threads, and basic and advanced interprocess communication. Additional topics include source code...

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This certificate program prepares student as entry-level technical support specialists. Technical support
specialists are entry level for network administrators. Students with this certificate will be provided the
opportunity to learn the skills needed to test for the Linux + and Security + industry certifications. This
certificate also may lead to CCA AAS degrees in CIS �IT Tech and Support emphasis, CIS �Networking
emphasis and CIS �Computer Information Systems.

CCA is here to meet the needs of students as well as the needs of industry. We offer courses that you can start at any time and go at your own pace, whether you fast track your classes or take the full time to complete them. If you need to learn new skills quickly, this is the place for you. We offer both day and evening courses. Choose from a variety of classes and with a convenient schedule that fits your busy life.

The Open Source Unix Certification is a series of 3 classes that will, upon successful completion, result in the awarding of a Certificate of Open Source Unix System Administration. The three classes are:

* Introduction to Open source Unix

* Unix Administration I

* Unix Administration II

Students who maintain an 85% (or higher) grade in each of the 3 classes are candidates for certification. At the completion of the first introduction class, the student...

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As an introduction to the fundamental structure and services of the Unix and Linux operating systems, this course combines theory with programming at the system call level. Topics include files and directories, device control, terminal handling, processes and threads, signals, pipes, and sockets. Examples and exercises include directory management utilities, a shell, and a web server.