Your career after LINUX

Linux is an operating system; it is a Unix-like operating system. This software enables applications and the computer operator to access the devices on the computer to perform desired functions. It is better known as the most stable and reliable platform that provides database and trading services for companies like Amazon, the well-known online bookshop, US Post Office, the German army and many others.

The operating system transmits instructions from an application to the computer's processors. The main task of the processor is to instruct the tasks, then send back the results to the application via operating system. Linux is an open operating system and it has been developed collaboratively, which means that no company is solely responsible for its development or ongoing support.

Over the years, Linux has been gaining popularity on standard desktop computers and laptops. With the introduction of android, it has made its place in embedded devices and recently in handheld devices.

Linux is not difficult to learn. Basically, it depends from individual to individual and how capable they are in handling the nuances. It is an ideal operating system for power-users and programmers. It is one of the most efficient and fast operating system.

Eligibility

For an initial stage program, one must have completed 10+2 with good percentage.

Career Prospects

Due to the recent economic slowdown and cost cutting measures, Linux has become a hot favorite amongst students. Market shares for Linux are increasing and more and more students are looking forward for a successful career in the Linux. The demand for the Linux professionals is also increasing.

After completing the training program in Linux, one can begin his/her career as a:

• Linux Administration
• Security Engineers
• Technical Support
• Linux System Developer
• Kernal Developers
• Device Drivers
• Application Developers

Fields where Linux professionals can make their career:

• System Administration
• Networking Administration
• Web Server Administration
• Technical Support
• Linux System Developer
• Kernal Developers
• Device Drivers
• Application Developers
• PHP & Mysql Developers
• PERL & python Developers
• Ruby on Rails
• DBA