To complete Linux Professional Institute Level 1 Certification (LPIC-1), candidates must successfully complete two exams (delivered during the program):

• The 117-101 exam (RPM or DPKG Version) tests basic capabilities in these areas:
  • Hardware & Architecture
  • Linux Installation & Package Management
  • GNU & Unix commands
  • Devices, Linux Filesystems, Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
  • The X Window System
• The 117-102 exam tests basic capabilities in these areas:
  • Kernel
  • Boot, Initialization, Shutdown and Runlevels
  • Printing
  • Documentation
  • Shells, Scripting, Programming, and Compiling
  • Administrative Tasks
  • Networking Fundamentals
  • Networking Services
  • Security

The CompTIA Linux+ certification validates the knowledge and abilities of individuals with at least six months of practical Linux experience. Students seeking Linux+ certification are required to take a single CompTIA Linux+ examination, which measures:

• Planning and Implementation (4%)
• Installation (12%)
• Configuration (15%)
• Administration (18%)
• System Maintenance (14%)
• Troubleshooting (18%)
• Identify, Install and Maintain System Hardware (19%)

Note: Students may opt to take the LPI and/or CompTIA exam paths.  Please contact an enrollment advisor to discuss your requirements - and what certification(s) may best suit your individual needs.