Cloud Computing
This curriculum is designed to equip students with essential cloud computing skills, focusing on both theoretical knowledge and practical application. The course will prepare participants for industry-recognized certifications and realworld cloud engineering tasks.
What you’ll learn
Core Learning Outcomes
• Understand fundamental cloud concepts, including IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.
• Gain proficiency in major cloud platforms (AWS and Azure).
• Develop skills in networking, security, and Linux essentials.
• Implement real-world projects that demonstrate practical skills.
• Prepare for industry-recognized certifications.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, students will develop a strong foundation in cloud computing, IT infrastructure, and networking, gaining hands-on experience with AWS, Azure, Python, Linux, and Kubernetes. They will also learn cloud security best practices, DevOps methodologies, and CI/CD processes, culminating in a capstone project that prepares them for entry-level roles and industry certifications.
Course Prerequisites
This course is designed for beginners, but having some foundational knowledge in IT and networking will be beneficial.
What does this course look like?
Who is it for?
- Beginners in IT and Cloud Computing – Individuals with little to no experience who want to start a career in cloud technology.
- Aspiring IT Professionals – Those interested in pursuing roles in IT support, networking, cloud administration, or cybersecurity.
- Students and Recent Graduates – Learners seeking hands-on experience with AWS, Azure, Linux, and Python to enhance their career prospects.
- Career Changers – Professionals from non-technical backgrounds who want to transition into the cloud computing industry.
- IT Professionals Looking for Cloud Certification Prep – Those preparing for CompTIA ITF+, Network+, Cloud+, Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900), or AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exams.
How much does this course cost?
Course Syllabus
- Overview of cloud computing
- Types of cloud services (Infrastructure as a
Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS),
Software as a Service (SaaS))
- Benefits of cloud adoption
Activities/Projects
Overview of cloud concepts,models, and services.
- Common computing devices
- Operating systems and their management
- Basic troubleshooting techniques
Activities/Projects
Basic IT fundamentals; exampreparation.
- OSI model and networking concepts
- IP addressing (Internet Protocol addressing)
- Network security basics
Activities/Projects
Networking basics; exampreparation.
- Cloud concepts and deployment models
- Managing cloud resources
- Cloud security fundamentals
Activities/Projects
Understanding cloudinfrastructure; exam prep.
- Azure architecture and services
- Azure pricing and support
- Introduction to Azure management tools
Activities/Projects
Introduction to Azureservices; project setup
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Cohort Schedule
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