Upon the successful completion of this course, students will be able to: analyze the historical progression of operating systems, identify significant milestones, explain the factors driving their evolution, and evaluate their impact on modern computing paradigms; mastering the fundamentals of Linux, including its origins, development process, and features, and applying this knowledge to appreciate its significance and applications in various industries; explore and analyze entrepreneurial opportunities and professional paths in open-source software, enabling students to apply this knowledge in pursuing careers in software development, system administration, and community management; mastering hardware requirements and evaluate the process of selecting appropriate Linux distributions for installation on various systems, apply this knowledge to make informed decisions in system setup and configuration; develop practical skills for the installation procedure for Fedora Linux on local machines and virtual environments and apply troubleshooting techniques and best practices to ensure seamless integration; develop proficiency in managing Linux user accounts, implementing security measures, and controlling user permissions to evaluate system integrity and ensure data confidentiality for effective system administration; interpret core concepts of shell, terminal, bash, and kernel in Linux; and apply basic commands to navigate the system and perform essential tasks, fostering efficient command-line interaction and automation.