Linux Foundations

Learn / Practice / Test / Reflect inside every topic. Module project, quiz, exam, and remediation close the gate.

Overview

Design chain: Backward Design → Bloom’s Taxonomy → Learn / Practice / Test / Reflect → Mastery → Spiral Review
Feynman teach-back is required in every lesson.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-22

Words

Backward design: module outcome

Student can navigate a Linux lab tree safely, compose shell pipelines for investigation, apply least-privilege users/groups/permissions, manage processes with signals and user systemd units, extract evidence with journalctl, and harden SSH with keys using console break-glass: all verified under disposable /opt/lab-classroom/ paths.

Learn

Bloom arc

Remember/Understand (paths, streams) → Apply (permissions, pipelines, journalctl) → Analyze/Evaluate (sshd hardening order, process signals)

Learn

Module learning cycle

Orient → Recall → Learn (reading) → Demonstrate → Guided practice → Independent practice → Feynman → Lab → Quiz → Feedback → Module project → Module quiz → Exam → Reflect

Pass gate

Practical gate

Do not unlock Module 07 until:
- All six topic labs verified with evidence
- All six Feynman teach-backs completed
- Module project accepted
- Module quiz ≥80%
- Practical exam pass per rubric