Linux/Unix

When you enroll in the Linux/Unix program you put yourself on the track to learn both systems and become a system administrator.

Both Linux and Unix play important roles in providing developers and applications with an environment to run properly and efficiently.

What do system administrators do? They troubleshoot problems, and they also constantly learn new things. If you become a system administrator, you will manage systems, networks, your organization’s website and give technical support to your staff.

As a system administrator, your skills could make the difference between a system that runs efficiently and smoothly and one that crashes more often than it should. With the Linux/UNIX program, you’ll learn the skills you need to make sure your system runs smoothly.