Level up your command line skills 🚀
Recover quickly with Set-Location .. and keep path control during deeper navigation.
Create multiple starter files in one command to speed up repeatable setup work.
Master powercfg workflows for battery diagnostics, sleep policies, and reliable recovery actions.
Master the cd command to navigate your file system.
Safely remove files using Remove-Item.
Learn reliable service triage and scheduled task checks for routine system administration.
Use Get-Help and Get-Command to discover safe syntax before high-risk operations.
Learn how to create directories from the command line.
Use cat to quickly view file contents in the terminal.
Navigate like a pro using .. and .
Hunt deployment failures fast with grep pipelines, counts, and saved incident notes.
Manually add directories to the database.
Copy entire directory trees.
Combine file operations to organize your system.
Relocate and rename files using Move-Item.
Master grep to search for patterns in files.
Use cp and mv as a safe two-step flow for duplication, review, and final naming.
Master cp to copy files and recursive directory structures.
Master Ipconfig, Ping, and Tracert.
Chain navigation and listing in one move to verify route and destination state.
A smarter way to navigate.
Scripting a professional system inventory report.
Combine Get-Help and Get-Command in one repeatable self-unblocking workflow.
Real-world scenario: Creating logs and config files.
Learn rm and rmdir to delete files and directories safely.
Scenario: Checking OS compatibility.
Learn how to use Get-Help to discover command documentation.
Master the art of listing files.
Create simple text files directly from the command line.
Wipe the slate clean.
Master loops, conditions, and flow control.
Start with PowerShell Get-Location and Get-ChildItem.
Master the cd command to move around your file system.
Add, remove, and manage user accounts with net user.
Identify open ports and active services.
Use cat to read runbooks and incident notes instantly without leaving the terminal.
Filter and display specific properties using Select-Object.
Use man pages to grab exact syntax and options without leaving the terminal.
Use Get-Help -Examples to validate cmdlet syntax before execution.
Start your Bash journey with pwd and ls.
Filter high-memory processes and sort descending to prioritize response work.
Automate your daily tasks.
Closing time.
Practice organizing files using mkdir and mv commands.
Use ls and ls -a to inspect visible and hidden items before touching files.
Practice what you've learned with DIR and ECHO challenges.
Practice file and directory cleanup patterns safely before using them in real workflows.
Scenario: identifying memory hogs.
Write your first automation script.
Visualize directory structures graphically.
Give files new names.
Add notes to your scripts that the computer ignores — but you'll thank yourself later.
Practice Copy-Item and Move-Item as a safe two-step file handling sequence.
Project only Name and Memory fields so process triage stays focused.
Use ls flags to see detailed file information.
Use mv to move files between directories and rename them.
Practice production-style pipelines for log isolation and process pressure triage.
Create multiple files in one New-Item call with comma-separated paths.
Master pipelines with a real-world data challenge.
Manage file attributes like Read-only, Hidden, and System.
Scenario: Checking permissions and user context.
Find PowerShell commands using Get-Command.
Master the Windows Registry from the command line.
Map out the network using standard commands.
Remove unwanted files forever.
Extract actionable log lines quickly with case-insensitive grep filters.
Use environment variables and time commands to build predictable automation and timestamped logs.
Combine grep, pipes, and redirection to extract and analyze data.
Combine documentation lookup and nested directory creation in one repeatable operator flow.
Use Where-Object to find items matching conditions.
Testing matches without moving.
Relocate files and rename folders.
Practice Remove-Item recurse and wildcard patterns safely before real cleanup work.
Learn powerful ls flags to see more file details.
Use Where-Object in pipelines to isolate relevant log files quickly.
Practice child and parent directory movement until path changes feel automatic.
Duplicate files with ease.
Interactive selection with 'zi'.
Copy command output directly to your clipboard.
Learn how to speak to the terminal.
Build directory structures with New-Item.
Master mkdir to create single and nested directory structures.
Run a two-step incident extraction and counting workflow with reproducible outputs.
Duplicate files using Copy-Item.
Magic characters for file matching.
Query and manage Windows systems with WMIC.
Understanding the 'Frecency' algorithm.
Write a real .bat script with REM comments using the built-in code editor.
Chain commands together with pipes for advanced operations.
Create nested workspace directories in one command for repeatable project scaffolding.
Run a safe release triage workflow: stage, extract errors, and verify impact volume.
Use > and >> redirection to build simple, auditable text ledgers in Bash.
Learn to redirect command output to files.
Combine Set-Location and Get-ChildItem in one route-check command sequence.
Hop between folders like a pro.
Inspect directory state with Get-ChildItem pipelines before taking action.
Search for specific text strings within files.
Get detailed hardware and software specifications.
Compare files and find differences instantly.
Use pwd as a fast orientation anchor so every follow-up command runs from the correct location.
Real-world scenario: Securing and hiding sensitive files.
Use --help and man-style output to verify syntax before executing file operations.
Connect commands together with pipes to create powerful workflows.
Never get lost again.
Chain cat, grep, and wc into a repeatable multi-stage text processing stack.
Remove empty directories.
Real-world scenario: Setting up a project structure.
Learn how to access help and documentation for any command.
Use Get-Location as a repeatable path anchor before file or process operations.
Real-world scenario: Organize your downloads folder.
Run two-step log and process triage pipelines with repeatable, operator-grade output.
Use touch to quickly create empty files.
Read briefing files with Get-Content before running follow-up commands.
Display file contents directly in your terminal.
Advanced text search with regular expressions.
View and kill running tasks with tasklist and taskkill.
Learn to open and edit files with Notepad directly from the command line.
Build nested directory structures safely with mkdir -p in a single command.
Learn to create new files with New-Item.
Use Get-Command wildcard queries to discover related cmdlets quickly.
Real-world scenario: Filtering logs and extracting data.
Master data flow with Redirection and Pipes.
