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Microsoft Windows OS
Kevin Vaccaro
Kevin Vaccaro
In this course, you will study the features of the Windows operating system. You will learn to use the command line tool and other features as well as examine the Windows registry. You will also develop an understanding of the management of the operating system. The career skills acquired in this course introduce the ability to support and maintain the Windows Operating system.
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In this course, you will study the features of the Windows operating system. You will learn to use the command line tool and other features as well as examine the Windows registry. You will also develop an understanding of the management of the operating system. The career skills acquired in this course introduce the ability to support and maintain the Windows Operating system.
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In this course, you will study the features of the Windows operating system. You will learn to use the command line tool and other features as well as examine the Windows registry. You will also develop an understanding of the management of the operating system. The career skills acquired in this course introduce the ability to support and maintain the Windows Operating system.
At the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Demonstrate the use of command line tools.
- Explore key features of the Windows OS.
- Examine the Windows Registry.
Software requirements: Windows 10 or above
Register for this course and see more details by visiting:
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What's inside
Syllabus
Module 1: Windows Command Line
Welcome to Microsoft Windows OS! In this course, we will cover the topics of: Windows Command Line, Windows Tools, and Windows Registry. This module explores the basics of working with the Windows command-line. Windows command-line is a software program that allows for automation of IT operations. The module examines the use of Windows command-line to perform system management and networking.
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Syllabus
Module 1: Windows Command Line
Welcome to Microsoft Windows OS! In this course, we will cover the topics of: Windows Command Line, Windows Tools, and Windows Registry. This module explores the basics of working with the Windows command-line. Windows command-line is a software program that allows for automation of IT operations. The module examines the use of Windows command-line to perform system management and networking.
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Module 2: Windows Tools
This module examines Windows tools, which is a folder containing tools for system administrators and advanced users. Windows uses graphical user interface, or GUI, tools to manage Windows functions. The module explores the integrated GUI tools to manage system services, processes, and tasks.
Module 3: Windows Registry
This module investigates the Windows registry. It explores the registry structure, the inner workings, and the relationship to GUI.
Summative Course Assessment
This module contains the summative course assessment that has been designed to evaluate your understanding of the course material and assess your ability to apply the knowledge you have acquired throughout the course. Be sure to review the course material thoroughly before taking the assessment.
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Introduces the ability to support and maintain the Windows Operating system, which is an important skill for IT professionals
Taught by Kevin Vaccaro, who has extensive experience in the field of Windows operating systems
Explores the Windows command line, which is a powerful tool for system management and networking
Examines the Windows Registry, which is a critical component of the Windows operating system
Teaches key features of the Windows OS, which is essential for understanding how the operating system works
Requires Windows 10 or above, which is a software requirement that may not be met by all learners
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Learners who complete Microsoft Windows OS will develop knowledge and skills
that may be useful to these careers:
Software Developer
Software Developer
A Software Developer designs, develops, and maintains software applications. Working with Windows command line tools and having the ability to manage the operating system are extremely useful for a Software Developer.
IT Manager
IT Manager
An IT Manager plans, implements, and manages an organization's IT infrastructure. This course would help provide the necessary skills for an IT Manager to succeed.
Systems Administrator
Systems Administrator
A Systems Administrator manages and maintains computer systems. This would be a helpful course for an individual in this role.
Cybersecurity Analyst
Cybersecurity Analyst
A Cybersecurity Analyst protects an organization from cyber threats. The course description emphasizes an understanding of the Windows registry, which would be useful for a Cybersecurity Analyst to protect systems.
Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analyst
An Information Security Analyst protects an organization's computer networks and systems. By taking this Microsoft Windows OS course, an Analyst may be better able to recognize and defend against threats targeting Windows machines.
IT Consultant
IT Consultant
An IT Consultant provides guidance and advice to organizations on their IT systems. This course would be a useful addition to an IT Consultant's repertoire.
Network Administrator
Network Administrator
A Network Administrator manages computer networks. This course would provide a foundation for a Network Administrator to support and maintain Windows environments.
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
A Software Engineer designs, develops, and maintains software systems. This Microsoft Windows OS course would provide helpful context about the operating system.
Computer Systems Analyst
Computer Systems Analyst
A Computer Systems Analyst plans and implements computer systems. The ability to manage and support the Windows Operating System is a skill that would complement an Analyst's responsibilities.
IT Auditor
IT Auditor
An IT Auditor evaluates an organization's IT infrastructure and security controls. The Windows registry is important to the security of the operating system, so this course may be helpful to an Auditor.
Technical Support Specialist
Technical Support Specialist
A Technical Support Specialist assists clients with troubleshooting issues related to software and hardware. By using the knowledge and skills gained through this Microsoft Windows OS course, a Specialist may be able to more efficiently answer client questions about this particular operating system.
Database Administrator
Database Administrator
A Database Administrator maintains databases. This course may be helpful for developing an understanding of how the Windows OS interfaces with a database.
Cloud Architect
Cloud Architect
A Cloud Architect designs and manages cloud computing systems. This Microsoft Windows OS course would likely not provide direct benefits to a Cloud Architect.
Data Analyst
Data Analyst
A Data Analyst collects, analyzes, and interprets data. This Microsoft Windows OS course would likely not provide direct benefits to a Data Analyst.
Web Developer
Web Developer
A Web Developer develops and maintains websites and web applications. A Microsoft Windows OS course would likely not provide direct benefits to a Web Developer.
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Microsoft Windows OS.
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Provides a deep dive into the inner workings of the Windows operating system. It covers topics such as system architecture, processes, and threads, and valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about how Windows works.
Provides a comprehensive guide to Windows performance analysis and troubleshooting. It covers topics such as performance monitoring, data collection, and analysis.
Provides a comprehensive guide to the Windows command-line, covering topics such as basic commands, scripting, and troubleshooting. It good choice for anyone who wants to learn more about using the Windows command-line.
Provides a comprehensive reference for Windows Server 2019, covering topics such as installation, configuration, management, and security. It good choice for anyone who needs a detailed reference.
Provides a collection of recipes for common Windows Server 2019 tasks. It good choice for anyone who wants to learn how to perform specific tasks in Windows Server.
Provides an official guide to Windows Server 2019 networking and security. It good choice for anyone who needs an official reference.
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Intermediate
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Illinois Tech
Instructor
Kevin Vaccaro
Language
English
Good to know
Introduces the ability to support and maintain the Windows Operating system, which is an important skill for IT professionals
Taught by Kevin Vaccaro, who has extensive experience in the field of Windows operating systems
Explores the Windows command line, which is a powerful tool for system management and networking
Examines the Windows Registry, which is a critical component of the Windows operating system
Teaches key features of the Windows OS, which is essential for understanding how the operating system works
Requires Windows 10 or above, which is a software requirement that may not be met by all learners
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