Technical Support Fundamentals:
Upon completion of this course, students will:
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of the binary system and its fundamental role in computing.
- Demonstrate the ability to assemble a computer from the ground up, including hardware components.
- Be proficient in selecting and installing operating systems on various computer configurations.
- Develop a deep understanding of the Internet, its functionality, and its significance in modern society.
- Acquire knowledge about application development and gain insight into the inner workings of software.
- Apply problem-solving techniques and soft skills effectively in Information Technology contexts.
- Describe computer networks through a structured five-layer model, understanding their intricacies.
- Master the standard protocols involved in TCP/IP communications.
- Employ advanced network troubleshooting tools and techniques.
- Gain competence in managing network services like AD, DNS, and DHCP that are vital to network functionality.
- Comprehend cloud computing concepts, the “everything as a service” model, and cloud storage solutions.
- Efficiently navigate both Windows and Linux file systems through graphical interfaces and command-line interpreters.
- Set up user accounts, groups, and permissions, ensuring secure account access.
- Install, configure, and uninstall software on Windows and Linux operating systems.
- Configure disk partitions and manage filesystems effectively.
- Understand system processes and have the ability to manage them.
- Work with system logs and remote connection tools for efficient system administration.
- Utilize their extensive knowledge of operating systems to troubleshoot common IT issues.
- Gain Azure AZ – 900 certification
System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services:
Upon course completion, students will be equipped to:
- Gain Technical Support and fundamental Knowledge.
- Implement best practices when choosing hardware, vendors, and services for organizational needs.
- Understand the core infrastructure services that sustain organizational operations and effectively manage infrastructure servers.
- Leverage cloud computing to optimize organizational resources.
- Administer computers and user accounts using directory services, such as Active Directory and OpenLDAP.
- Make informed decisions regarding tool selection and management within the organization.
- Safeguard organizational data through effective backup and disaster recovery procedures.
- Apply systems administration expertise to enhance IT processes within organizational environments.
- Gain Azure AZ – 104 Certification
Curriculum
- 24 Sections
- 116 Lessons
- 24 Weeks
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- Module 1: Introduction to IT Support3
- Module 2: Hardware and Software Fundamentals3
- Module 3: Networking and Connectivity3
- Module 4: Operating Systems Support3
- Module 5: Microsoft AZ - 900 Certification (Microsoft Azure Fundamentals: )4
- Module 6: Describe Azure architecture and services4
- Module 7: Describe Azure management and governance4
- Module 8: Security Fundamentals3
- Module 9: User Support and Helpdesk Management3
- Module 10: IT Documentation and Reporting3
- Module 11: Professional Development and Career Skills3
- Module 12: Mid-Cap and Azure Fundamental Exam0
- Module 13: Introduction to System Administration & Operating System Administration6
- Module 14: Virtualization and Network Services and Security4
- Module 15: Cloud Services & Storage and Backup5
- Module 16: AZ - 104: Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate7
- 16.1Prerequisites for Azure administrators:
- 16.2Configure Azure resources with tools
- 16.3Use Azure Resource Manager
- 16.4Configure resources with Azure Resource Manager templates
- 16.5Automate Azure tasks using scripts with PowerShel
- 16.6Control Azure services with the CLI
- 16.7Deploy Azure infrastructure by using JSON ARM templates
- Module 17: Manage identities and governance in Azure8
- 17.1Configure Azure Active Directory
- 17.2Configure user and group accounts
- 17.3Configure subscriptions
- 17.4Configure Azure Policy
- 17.5Configure role-based access control
- 17.6Create Azure users and groups in Azure Active Directory
- 17.7Secure your Azure resources with Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC)
- 17.8Allow users to reset their password with Azure Active Directory self-service password reset
- Module 18: Implement and manage storage in Azure8
- 18.1Configure storage accounts
- 18.2Configure Azure Blob Storage
- 18.3Configure Azure Storage security
- 18.4Configure Azure Files and Azure File Sync
- 18.5Configure Azure Storage with tools
- 18.6Create an Azure Storage account
- 18.7Control access to Azure Storage with shared access signatures
- 18.8Upload, download, and manage data with Azure Storage Explorer
- Module 19: Deploy and manage Azure compute resources8
- 19.1Configure virtual machines
- 19.2Configure virtual machine availability
- 19.3Configure Azure App Service plans
- 19.4Configure Azure App Service
- 19.5Configure Azure Container Instances
- 19.6Manage virtual machines with the Azure CLI
- 19.7Create a Windows virtual machine in Azure
- 19.8Host a web application with Azure App Service
- Module 20: Configure and manage virtual networks for Azure administrators12
- 20.1Configure virtual networks
- 20.2Configure network security groups
- 20.3Configure Azure DNS
- 20.4Configure Azure Virtual Network peering
- 20.5Configure network routing and endpoints
- 20.6Configure Azure Load Balancer
- 20.7Configure Azure Application Gateway
- 20.8Design an IP addressing schema for your Azure deployment
- 20.9Distribute your services across Azure virtual networks and integrate them by using virtual network peering
- 20.10Host your domain on Azure DNS
- 20.11Manage and control traffic flow in your Azure deployment with routes
- 20.12Improve application scalability and resiliency by using Azure Load Balancer
- Module 21: Monitor and back up Azure resources9
- 21.1Configure file and folder backups
- 21.2Configure virtual machine backups
- 21.3Configure Azure Monitor
- 21.4Configure Azure alerts
- 21.5Configure Log Analytics
- 21.6Configure Network Watcher
- 21.7Improve incident response with alerting on Azure
- 21.8Analyze your Azure infrastructure by using Azure Monitor logs
- 21.9Monitor the performance of virtual machines by using Azure Monitor VM Insights
- Module 22: Server Management and Optimization & Scripting and Automation5
- Module 23: Security and Compliance3
- Module 24: Project Defence Industry Insights, Career Development & Graduation and Certification5