In this course, students will learn how to support and configure Windows desktops in an organizational environment. Students will develop skills that include learning how to install, customize, and update Windows 10 and later operating systems. Students will learn how to managing storage, files, and devices as well as how to configure network connectivity for Windows. Students will also learn how to secure the Windows OS and protect the data on the device. Finally, students will learn how to manage and troubleshoot Windows clients.
This one-day course is appropriate if you have used Excel before and are reasonably confident with Excel basics such as simple formula creation, cell formatting, naming of cells, and saving and printing of workbooks.
It is assumed attendees have good general computing skills, are familiar with the Windows environment, and have attended an introductory course in Excel or have equivalent experience.
This one-day course is appropriate if you have not used Excel before, if you are self-taught, or if you mainly use workbooks created by someone else and would like to improve your understanding of the techniques and features of Excel so you can be more efficient when using it to develop your own Excel documents. It is assumed attendees have good general computing skills and are familiar with the Windows environment.
This course is looking to familiarize themselves with the fundamentals of security, compliance, and identity (SCI) across cloud-based and related Microsoft services. The content for this course aligns to the SC-900 exam objective domain. Candidates should be familiar with Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 and understand how Microsoft security, compliance, and identity solutions can span across these solution areas to provide a holistic and end-to-end solution.