In this section of the course,
we're going to cover five exam objectives
that are focused on the concepts
of the different system components
that when combined,
make up our Linux systems.
These are going to be covered in two different domains.
Domain One, system management,
and Domain Four, troubleshooting.
We're going to be covering Objective 1.1 first.
This states you must summarize Linux fundamentals.
And then we're going to move into Objective 1.4.
This states that, given a scenario,
you must configure and use
the appropriate processes and services.
We'll also cover Objective 1.7,
which states that, given a scenario,
you must manage software configurations.
We'll also talk about Objective 4.3.
This states that given a scenario,
you must analyze and troubleshoot
central processing unit, or CPU,
and memory issues.
We'll also talk about Objective 4.5.
This states that given a scenario,
you must use systemd
to diagnose and resolve common problems
within a Linux system.
After all, this section is going to be all about discovering
the different components
that make up our Linux systems.
This includes the graphical user interface,
the services, the processors, the memory,
and the localization options that you have at your disposal.
This is going to be a busy section,
and one are the longer sections that we have
inside of this course,
but it's really important,
As always, I'm going to continue to alternate
between our theory lessons,
and our hands-on demonstrations with Jamario,
as we go through the concepts covered
in this section of the course,
so you're going to be able to see them in real-time,
inside Ascent OS System.
So let's get started
talking all about the Linux system components
in this section of the course.