SC103: Shell Scripting using Bash is a certification offered by the Linux Foundation. It validates an individual's ability to work proficiently with Bash and shell scripting. This includes using the Linux command line efficiently and automating common tasks using commands, functions, and other shell scripting basics. The exam is performance-based and/or multiple-choice, delivered online and proctored. Key skills and concepts covered in the SC103 certification include: Interactive use of Bash: Navigating the file system, using basic commands, and understanding Bash configuration. Bash scripting fundamentals: Writing and executing shell scripts, using variables, control structures (if/else, loops), and functions. Command-line operations: Working with files and directories, managing processes, and text processing. Automation: Automating tasks using shell scripts. The SC103 certification is designed for individuals seeking to demonstrate their foundational knowledge of Bash scripting for career advancement in Linux administration, automation, and configuration management.