Linux Terminal and Git Version Control Fundamentals

Navigating the command line and tracking code changes are foundational skills for modern software development and system administration. This course provides a clear, step-by-step introduction to the Linux operating system and Git version control, equipping you with practical command-line confidence. You will start by exploring key terminology, core concepts, and file system architecture before moving into hands-on operations. Through structured written explanations and interactive code snippets, you will learn how to manage systems, automate basic tasks, and maintain code history efficiently. What you will learn: • Understand Linux operating system architecture, file hierarchies, and navigation commands • Manage files, directories, permissions, and environment variables • Configure SSH keys for secure authentication and remote server access • Initialize Git repositories, stage file updates, and create meaningful commit histories • Create, merge, and manage branches to organize development features • Apply modern collaboration workflows with remote repository hosting services. The course begins with essential definitions and foundational principles before advancing into practical terminal usage and version control strategies. Designed for absolute beginners, this course requires no prior experience with Linux or Git. Start reading today to master the core command-line tools used by technical professionals worldwide.