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Google Career Certificates and Galina Ryabova

Neste curso – com uma combinação de palestras em vídeo, demonstrações e atividades práticas – você conhecerá os principais componentes de um sistema operacional e verá como executar tarefas críticas, como gerenciamento de software e usuários, e configuração de hardware. Vamos terminar com um exemplo de como esse conteúdo pode acabar surgindo em uma entrevista.

Até o fim deste curso, você conseguirá:

● navegar pelos sistemas de arquivos do Windows e do Linux usando uma interface gráfica do usuário e um interpretador de linha de comando.

● configurar usuários, grupos e permissões de acesso a contas.

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Neste curso – com uma combinação de palestras em vídeo, demonstrações e atividades práticas – você conhecerá os principais componentes de um sistema operacional e verá como executar tarefas críticas, como gerenciamento de software e usuários, e configuração de hardware. Vamos terminar com um exemplo de como esse conteúdo pode acabar surgindo em uma entrevista.

Até o fim deste curso, você conseguirá:

● navegar pelos sistemas de arquivos do Windows e do Linux usando uma interface gráfica do usuário e um interpretador de linha de comando.

● configurar usuários, grupos e permissões de acesso a contas.

● instalar, configurar e remover softwares dos sistemas operacionais Windows e Linux.

● configurar partições de disco e sistemas de arquivos.

● entender como os processos do sistema funcionam e aprender a gerenciá-los.

● trabalhar com registros do sistema e ferramentas de conexão remota.

● utilizar o conhecimento do sistema operacional para solucionar problemas comuns a um especialista em suporte de TI.

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Syllabus

Navegando no sistema
Olá! Este é o curso de sistemas operacionais da Certificação Profissional em Suporte de TI! Na primeira semana do curso, veremos os fundamentos dos sistemas operacionais (SO) Windows e Linux. Vamos entender como os diretórios/pastas e arquivos funcionam no Windows e no Linux. Você também conhecerá formas práticas de manipular arquivos e diretórios/pastas na interface gráfica do usuário (GUI) do Windows, na interface de linha de comando (CLI) do Windows e no Shell do Linux. Ao fim deste módulo, você vai interagir com arquivos e diretórios/pastas e realizar operações básicas de manipulação de texto nos sistemas operacionais Windows e Linux.
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Parece ser ideal para profissionais de suporte de TI que desejam aprimorar seus conhecimentos e habilidades em administração de sistemas operacionais
Explora os principais elementos de sistemas operacionais, como gerenciamento de software e usuários, além da configuração de hardware
Aborda conceitos fundamentais de sistemas operacionais Windows e Linux, como gerenciamento de arquivos e permissões
Oferece uma compreensão abrangente do gerenciamento de processos e sistemas de arquivos, o que é crucial para profissionais de suporte de TI
Inclui atividades práticas, como manipulação de arquivos e configuração de usuários, reforçando o aprendizado
Exige conhecimentos prévios em sistemas operacionais para aproveitar totalmente o conteúdo

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Fundamentos de sistemas operacionais para suporte de ti

De acordo com os alunos, este curso oferece uma base sólida e compreensiva sobre sistemas operacionais Windows e Linux, focada em um contexto de suporte de TI. Muitos acharam o conteúdo bem estruturado e fácil de seguir, mesmo para iniciantes. As demonstrações e atividades práticas foram frequentemente citadas como muito úteis para a aplicação prática dos conceitos. Embora a maioria das opiniões seja amplamente positiva, alguns sugeriram que certas partes poderiam se beneficiar de um detalhamento maior ou atualizações. No geral, é considerado um excelente ponto de partida para quem busca uma carreira em suporte técnico.
Ideal para quem tem pouca ou nenhuma experiência anterior.
"Como alguém sem experiência prévia em sistemas operacionais a fundo, achei este curso um excelente ponto de partida."
"O curso é muito acessível para iniciantes na área de TI."
"Comecei do zero e consegui entender todos os conceitos apresentados."
"Perfeito para quem está entrando no mundo do suporte técnico e precisa aprender os fundamentos de SO."
Curso bem organizado e fácil de acompanhar.
"A estrutura do curso é lógica e segue um fluxo natural, o que facilita muito o aprendizado."
"Os instrutores explicam de forma clara e concisa, tornando tópicos complexos mais acessíveis."
"Cada módulo é bem dividido e focado em um tópico específico, o que ajuda a assimilar o conteúdo."
"A didática utilizada no curso é excelente, com explicações simples e exemplos práticos."
Conteúdo prático e demonstrações claras são valorizados.
"As demonstrações práticas no Windows e Linux, tanto na GUI quanto na CLI, foram extremamente úteis para visualizar os conceitos."
"As atividades práticas ajudaram muito a fixar o conhecimento e a sentir mais confiança em aplicar os comandos."
"Eu particularmente gostei das demonstrações passo a passo, facilitaram muito o aprendizado."
"A parte prática do curso é o ponto forte, permitindo que eu experimente os comandos e tarefas em ambientes reais."
O foco em suporte de TI é útil para a carreira.
"O conteúdo é muito relevante para quem busca uma carreira em suporte de TI, abordando tarefas comuns do dia a dia."
"Este curso me deu as ferramentas e o conhecimento necessários para solucionar problemas comuns de SO no trabalho."
"Gostei de como os tópicos foram apresentados no contexto de resolução de problemas de TI."
"Os módulos sobre gerenciamento de usuários, permissões e processos são diretamente aplicáveis em um ambiente profissional de suporte."
Estabelece fundamentos essenciais de Windows e Linux.
"O curso oferece uma base sólida e abrangente sobre os fundamentos dos sistemas operacionais Windows e Linux, essencial para quem está começando."
"Gostei muito do curso. Ele realmente ajudou a cimentar meu conhecimento sobre o funcionamento básico dos SOs."
"Para quem é iniciante na área de TI, este curso é perfeito para entender como Windows e Linux funcionam no nível de usuário avançado e suporte."
"Aprendi os conceitos fundamentais de SO de forma clara e bem explicada."
Algum conteúdo pode estar levemente desatualizado.
"Notei que algumas ferramentas ou interfaces mostradas nas demonstrações já não são as mais recentes, o que pode confundir um pouco."
"Seria bom ver o curso atualizado com as versões mais recentes dos sistemas operacionais e ferramentas."
"Alguns comandos ou interfaces parecem um pouco antigos."
"O conteúdo é atemporal em sua maioria, mas pequenas atualizações visuais e de ferramentas seriam bem-vindas."
Alguns tópicos poderiam ter maior profundidade.
"Embora seja uma ótima introdução, senti falta de um aprofundamento em alguns tópicos mais avançados."
"Para usuários que já possuem algum conhecimento, algumas partes podem parecer um pouco básicas."
"Gostaria que houvesse mais detalhes sobre resolução de problemas complexos ou otimizações."
"Faltou um pouco mais de detalhe técnico em certas seções para satisfazer minha curiosidade."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Sistemas Operacionais e Você: Tornando-se um Usuário Avançado with these activities:
Assist peers in online forums or study groups
Enhance your understanding and reinforce concepts by helping others, while fostering a supportive learning community.
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  • Identify online forums or study groups related to operating systems.
  • Actively participate in discussions, providing assistance to peers.
  • Offer guidance on topics covered in the course, such as system administration, user management, and troubleshooting.
Mentor a new student in this course
This activity will provide you with an opportunity to reinforce your knowledge of the course material while also helping others to learn.
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  • Identify a new student in the course who could benefit from your help
  • Offer your assistance and schedule regular meetings to provide support
  • Review course material, answer questions, and provide guidance to the student
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This course builds upon topics covered in the CompTIA A+ 220-1001 Certification. Reviewing the topics in that course will benefit you as you begin this course.
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  • Review the course syllabus and objectives
  • Read through the course materials
  • Take practice quizzes and exams
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Explore Linux installation and maintenance guides
Strengthen your understanding of Linux installation and maintenance through hands-on tutorials.
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  • Identify reputable sources for Linux installation and maintenance tutorials.
  • Follow step-by-step guides to install Linux on a virtual machine or spare computer.
  • Practice configuring and customizing your Linux system.
  • Troubleshoot common Linux installation and maintenance issues.
Practice using the command prompt to navigate the Windows file system
This course covers using the command prompt to navigate the Windows file system. Practicing these skills will help you master this topic.
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  • Open the command prompt
  • Use the cd command to change directories
  • Use the dir command to list the files and folders in a directory
  • Use the copy command to copy files from one directory to another
  • Use the move command to move files from one directory to another
Practice managing user permissions using command line
Solidify your skills in managing user permissions using the command line, a crucial aspect of system administration.
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  • Review the syntax and usage of commands like 'useradd', 'usermod', and 'passwd'.
  • Create and modify user accounts, set passwords, and adjust permissions using the command line.
  • Explore advanced techniques for managing user groups and file permissions.
Configure a virtual machine with different operating systems
Gain practical experience by setting up a virtual environment with multiple operating systems, mimicking real-world IT scenarios.
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  • Choose a virtualization software and install it on your computer.
  • Create virtual machines and install different operating systems like Windows, Linux, or macOS.
  • Configure network settings, storage, and other resources for each virtual machine.
  • Manage and monitor the virtual machines, ensuring smooth operation.
Create a presentation on the different types of Linux distributions
This course covers the different types of Linux distributions. Creating a presentation on this topic will help you learn about the different options available and how to choose the right one for your needs.
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  • Research the different types of Linux distributions
  • Create a presentation that includes information on the features, benefits, and drawbacks of each distribution
  • Present your presentation to a group of peers or colleagues
Volunteer at a local computer repair shop
This course covers troubleshooting and repairing computer hardware and software. Volunteering at a computer repair shop will give you hands-on experience with these tasks.
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  • Contact a local computer repair shop and inquire about volunteer opportunities
  • Attend a training session to learn about the shop's policies and procedures
  • Work with experienced technicians to troubleshoot and repair computers
Contribute to an open-source project related to operating systems
This course covers the fundamentals of operating systems. Contributing to an open-source project will give you practical experience with these concepts.
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  • Find an open-source project that you are interested in contributing to
  • Read the project documentation and familiarize yourself with the codebase
  • Make a contribution to the project, such as fixing a bug or adding a new feature

Career center

Learners who complete Sistemas Operacionais e Você: Tornando-se um Usuário Avançado will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Systems Administrator
Systems Administrators are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of computer systems, including hardware, software, and security. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, configure disk partitions, and monitor logs.
Network Administrator
Network Administrators are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of computer networks, including hardware, software, and security. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, configure disk partitions, and monitor logs.
Database Administrator
Database Administrators are responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of databases, including hardware, software, and security. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, configure disk partitions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage databases.
IT Support Specialist
IT Support Specialists provide technical assistance to computer users, both in person and remotely. This role does not typically require an advanced degree, but applicants with a bachelor's degree may have an advantage. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations and how to work with files and directories, manage users and groups, install software, and configure hardware.
Cloud Architect
Cloud Architects design, build, and maintain cloud computing solutions. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage cloud computing environments.
Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analysts protect computer systems and networks from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage security systems.
Web Developer
Web Developers design, develop, and maintain websites and web applications. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage web servers.
Computer Programmer
Computer Programmers design, develop, and maintain computer programs. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to develop and debug computer programs.
Software Engineer
Software Engineers design, develop, and maintain software applications. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to develop and debug software applications.
Data Scientist
Data Scientists use data to solve business problems and gain insights. This role typically requires a master's degree or PhD in computer science, statistics, or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage data science tools and environments.
Machine Learning Engineer
Machine Learning Engineers build and maintain machine learning models. This role typically requires a master's degree or PhD in computer science, statistics, or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage machine learning tools and environments.
Artificial Intelligence Engineer
Artificial Intelligence Engineers design, develop, and maintain artificial intelligence systems. This role typically requires a master's degree or PhD in computer science, artificial intelligence, or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage artificial intelligence tools and environments.
DevOps Engineer
DevOps Engineers bridge the gap between software development and operations. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage DevOps tools and environments.
Security Engineer
Security Engineers protect computer systems and networks from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage security systems.
Systems Analyst
Systems Analysts design, develop, and maintain computer systems. This role typically requires a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field. This course may be useful to advance in the career, as it teaches the fundamentals of systems operations on both Windows and Linux, including how to install and configure software, manage users and permissions, and monitor logs. Additionally, this course covers the basics of command line interfaces, which are often used to manage systems analysis tools and environments.

Reading list

We've selected nine books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Sistemas Operacionais e Você: Tornando-se um Usuário Avançado.
Explains the concepts and algorithms that form the foundation of operating systems. It good resource for understanding the foundational concepts of operating systems.
Provides a modern взгляд on operating systems. It covers the latest developments in the field and good resource for understanding the current state of the art.
Comprehensive guide to the internals of the Windows operating system. It good resource for understanding how Windows works.
Provides a comprehensive overview of embedded operating systems. It good resource for understanding the design and implementation of embedded operating systems.
Provides a comprehensive overview of operating systems. It good resource for understanding the foundational concepts of operating systems.

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