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In this section of the course,

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we're going to cover five exam objectives

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that are focused on the concepts

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of the different system components

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that when combined,

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make up our Linux systems.

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These are going to be covered in two different domains.

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Domain One, system management,

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and Domain Four, troubleshooting.

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We're going to be covering Objective 1.1 first.

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This states you must summarize Linux fundamentals.

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And then we're going to move into Objective 1.4.

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This states that, given a scenario,

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you must configure and use

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the appropriate processes and services.

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We'll also cover Objective 1.7,

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which states that, given a scenario,

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you must manage software configurations.

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We'll also talk about Objective 4.3.

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This states that given a scenario,

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you must analyze and troubleshoot

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central processing unit, or CPU,

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and memory issues.

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We'll also talk about Objective 4.5.

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This states that given a scenario,

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you must use systemd

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to diagnose and resolve common problems

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within a Linux system.

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After all, this section is going to be all about discovering

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the different components

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that make up our Linux systems.

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This includes the graphical user interface,

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the services, the processors, the memory,

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and the localization options that you have at your disposal.

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This is going to be a busy section,

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and one are the longer sections that we have

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inside of this course,

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but it's really important,

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As always, I'm going to continue to alternate

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between our theory lessons,

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and our hands-on demonstrations with Jamario,

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as we go through the concepts covered

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in this section of the course,

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so you're going to be able to see them in real-time,

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inside Ascent OS System.

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So let's get started

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talking all about the Linux system components

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in this section of the course.