Testimonials

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Online links and references to "Introduction to Linux Kernel Programming" course

People talking about the current course, in no particular order:

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What students are saying about Crash Course's "Introduction to Linux Kernel Programming"

"This is a singular course, I've never seen anything like it. Well-structured, beginning-to-end guidelines to real learning about kernel programming. In fact, an exceptional way to acquire enough knowledge to proceed to more advanced training: writing device drivers.

Alexandre Borges,
Writer and Columnist at Linux Magazine Brazil
http://br.linkedin.com/in/aleborges

"This course is brilliant. I've been programming for close to 21 years in Pascal, C, C++, Java and other languages and using Linux for over 10 years, but in the span of a few days with this course I had compiled and installed my own kernel twice and created 5 Loadable Kernel Modules. The presentation style is straight to the point and entertaining and makes scary topics easy. I'm going to recommend more of my friends take this and I'm looking forward to more."

Mike Park,
CISSP,
IT Security Engineer

We know

We're aware of the time and budget pressures at most companies, normally accompanied by the plaintive cry from management of, "Yes, I know we need training on that topic, but I just can't afford to send my entire team away for three (or four or five) days to get it!" And that's where we come in.

Choices!

The main focus at Crashcourse is to offer a choice of intense, 1-day, hands-on courses on specific topics in Linux and open source. And given that we already have the laptops for the delivery of that training, the idea is to show up early, set up a classroom, then spend the day teaching exactly the topic you're interested in. No travel time, and no wasted classroom time.

Customization

If we don't already have a course that addresses the topic you're interested in, drop us a note and we'll see what we can do -- our content providers can almost certainly put together a course that's precisely what you're after.

The difference

While there are a variety of sources for Linux and open source training, we at Crashcourse are taking a slightly different approach. Our philosophy is simple: exactly the training you want, and no wasted time or travel to get it.