What do you think in this schedule for a beginner who wants to learn linux

I'm a junior software engineer, and since we work in a 100% Windows environment, I’ve never really had the chance to work with Linux, apart from a few modules back in school, which was a long time ago. My Linux knowledge is pretty basic, but I believe every programmer should have a solid level in it. That’s why I decided to start learning. So, I asked my mentor ChatGPT 🤣, and it came up with this schedule to get started. What do you think? Any key improvements you’d suggest, guys?

Phase 1 – Core Foundations

Step 1 – Setup & Navigation

Install Linux (VM, WSL, or Docker container)

Learn the Linux directory structure: /, /home, /etc, /var, /usr, /bin, /tmp

Understand basic commands for navigation and file handling: pwd, ls, cd, touch, mkdir, cp, mv, rm

Viewing files: cat, less, head, tail

Step 2 – File Permissions & Searching

Reading ls -l output (permissions, owner, group, size, date)

Changing permissions with chmod

Changing ownership with chown

Creating links: ln (hard) and ln -s (symbolic)

Searching files with find and searching text inside files with grep

Using redirection and pipes: >, >>, <, |

Step 3 – Processes, Networking & Simple Scripting

Viewing processes: ps, top, htop

Killing processes: kill, pkill

Networking basics: ping, curl, wget, ss -tuln, netstat -tuln

Bash scripting basics: shebang (#!/bin/bash), variables, reading input, outputting data

Making scripts executable and running them

Phase 2 – Intermediate Skills

Step 4 – User & Group Management

Viewing user information: whoami, id

Adding/removing users: useradd, userdel

Adding/removing groups: groupadd, groupdel

Adding a user to a group: usermod -aG

Switching users: su, sudo

Step 5 – Package Management

Installing software packages

Updating software packages

Removing software packages

Searching for software packages (Example for Debian/Ubuntu: apt install, apt update, apt upgrade, apt remove)

Step 6 – Disk & Storage Management

Checking disk usage: df -h, du -sh

Mounting and unmounting drives: mount, umount

Creating and extracting compressed archives: tar, gzip, gunzip

Step 7 – Advanced Bash Scripting

Using loops: for, while

Writing conditionals: if, else, elif

Using arguments in scripts: $1, $2, $@

Creating and using functions in scripts

Scheduling jobs with cron

Step 8 – Service Management & Logs

Managing services with systemctl (start, stop, restart, enable, disable)

Viewing logs with journalctl and in /var/log/

Step 9 – Advanced Networking

Viewing open ports with ss -tuln

Running a basic HTTP server with Python

Testing connections with telnet or nc