Training Information

We offer a range of training courses available for in-house presentation. These courses are given both under our own banner and for other training houses. We regularly give courses in the UK, Europe, the US and the Far East. Call for details and rates.

The courses are mostly Unix or Linux based.

The Linux courses are proving very popular and are regularly updated to track the current released version of Red Hat Linux (we currently use mainly Red Hat Fedora Core 2). They are especially suitable for classroom based training as most organisations have good stocks of standard PC's.

The current portfolio of courses is:

	Getting Going with Linux (3-4 days) - A comprehensive Linux course for beginners
	Linux Fundamentals (4 days) - A solid Introductory course in Linux
	Linux System Administration (2 days) - Linux administration on a single machine
	Linux/Unix Networking (4 days) - Intensive networking course using Linux facilities and TCP/IP
	Diskless Linux Systems (1 day) - Setting up the Linux Terminal Server and Linux Router
	DNS and DHCP (2 days) - Setting up DNS and DHCP on a Linux system
	Using Unix (2 days) - Unix Introduction course
	Unix in Depth (3 day follow on) - More complicated bits of Unix
	Using Solaris (4 days) - Basic Solaris Introduction Course
	Unix System Administration (2 days) - Generic single system administration
	Basic Shell Programming (1 day) - Bourse Shell Script Programming
	Korn Shell Programming (2 days) - Korn Shell Script Programming
	C Programming (5 days) - Intensive Introduction to C Programming
	C Subtleties (1 day) - Subtle features of C Programming
	Unix/Linux/Posix Systems Programming (4 days) - Writing Programs that use Unix/Linux/Posix
	LynxOS Programming (5 days) - LynxOS System Programming
	Exploring XML (1-2 days) - An introduction to XML and related technologies
	Network Sockets Programming in C (1 day) - Programming using the Berkeley BSD Socket library

See the individual course pages for details of equipment etc. All of the courses are overhead based with most being created in Microsoft PowerPoint and displayed via a Laptop and PC projector. The course notes provided for the delegates are derived from the PowerPoint notes pages.