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Redhat Community College.
Soulreaver
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Hi Everyone,
I am a Linux newbie but i have always wanted to learn a lot more. I have a background in windows sysadmin and Cisco networking. I am looking at a few community colleges around the area and online ,they are redhat virtual academies they offer a Linux certificate course plan which is supposed to take you from zero to RHCE. The classes are all online and i was wondering if anyone had experience with these classes.
It is community college registering and getting information from advisers is like pulling teeth in some cases, i would appreciate if anyone could share their experience with this path.
I am a Linux newbie but i have always wanted to learn a lot more. I have a background in windows sysadmin and Cisco networking. I am looking at a few community colleges around the area and online ,they are redhat virtual academies they offer a Linux certificate course plan which is supposed to take you from zero to RHCE. The classes are all online and i was wondering if anyone had experience with these classes.
It is community college registering and getting information from advisers is like pulling teeth in some cases, i would appreciate if anyone could share their experience with this path.
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No, experience to offer you, but could you post the information you have found? Thanks. The reason I asked for your links is, many of the links I have tried to follow are broken or out of date. I've only seen two comunity colleges who offered the couses, but neither appeared to be online.
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waketech Computer Technologies
ccc&ti Con Ed Course IT Institute
tcc Tidewater Community College - Information Systems Technology
the three i have found -
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BTW, I am not a newbie, just have to get a Linux cert for work. I really would like the RH, but I don't perform well under pressure.