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Available courses

Computer Systems Administration(CSA)

Course Summary: Computer Systems Administration

Computer Systems Administration is an exciting and practical course that introduces learners to the essential skills needed to manage, maintain, and support computer systems in modern organizations. The course blends technical knowledge with hands-on troubleshooting, giving students the confidence to work with real-world IT environments.


 What the Course Covers

1. Introduction to Computer Systems

Learners explore the fundamental components of computers, including hardware parts, system architecture, input/output devices, and storage technologies.
Key topics include:

* Types of computers
* System units and components
* Peripheral devices
* Operating system basics

2. Operating System Management

A core section of the course involves installing, configuring, and managing operating systems such as Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Students learn how to:

* Install various OS versions
* Configure user accounts and permissions
* Manage files, folders, and system resources
* Perform regular system updates and patches

3. Network Administration Basics

Learners are introduced to how computers communicate within networks. This includes:

* Network types (LAN, WAN, WLAN)
* IP addressing and subnetting
* Network devices (routers, switches, access points)
* Configuring small office/home office networks

4. System Security and Protection

Students dive into cybersecurity fundamentals needed to protect systems from threats.
Topics include:

* Malware types and prevention
* Firewalls and antivirus tools
* User authentication and access control
* Backup and disaster recovery strategies

5. Troubleshooting and Maintenance

A major highlight of the course is practical troubleshooting using established methodologies. Learners practice:

* Diagnosing hardware and software faults
* Replacing faulty components
* Using system utilities and logs
* Ensuring system performance and reliability

6. Administration Tools and Utilities

Students get hands-on with essential administrative tools such as:

* Task Manager
* Control Panel / Settings
* Command-line tools (CMD, PowerShell, Terminal)
* Disk utilities and system monitors

Course Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be able to:

* Install and manage computer hardware and operating systems
* Set up and secure small to medium networks
* Apply cybersecurity principles to protect systems
* Troubleshoot and resolve common system issues
* Use administrative tools confidently
* Provide technical support in professional environments

Who the Course Prepares You To Become

Students completing this course can work toward roles like:

* System Administrator
* IT Support Technician
* Network Technician
* Computer Maintenance Specialist
* Help Desk Officer

COMPUTER SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION

Course Summary: Computer Systems Administration

Computer Systems Administration is an exciting and practical course that introduces learners to the essential skills needed to manage, maintain, and support computer systems in modern organizations. The course blends technical knowledge with hands-on troubleshooting, giving students the confidence to work with real-world IT environments.


 What the Course Covers

1. Introduction to Computer Systems

Learners explore the fundamental components of computers, including hardware parts, system architecture, input/output devices, and storage technologies.
Key topics include:

* Types of computers
* System units and components
* Peripheral devices
* Operating system basics

2. Operating System Management

A core section of the course involves installing, configuring, and managing operating systems such as Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Students learn how to:

* Install various OS versions
* Configure user accounts and permissions
* Manage files, folders, and system resources
* Perform regular system updates and patches

3. Network Administration Basics

Learners are introduced to how computers communicate within networks. This includes:

* Network types (LAN, WAN, WLAN)
* IP addressing and subnetting
* Network devices (routers, switches, access points)
* Configuring small office/home office networks

4. System Security and Protection

Students dive into cybersecurity fundamentals needed to protect systems from threats.
Topics include:

* Malware types and prevention
* Firewalls and antivirus tools
* User authentication and access control
* Backup and disaster recovery strategies

5. Troubleshooting and Maintenance

A major highlight of the course is practical troubleshooting using established methodologies. Learners practice:

* Diagnosing hardware and software faults
* Replacing faulty components
* Using system utilities and logs
* Ensuring system performance and reliability

6. Administration Tools and Utilities

Students get hands-on with essential administrative tools such as:

* Task Manager
* Control Panel / Settings
* Command-line tools (CMD, PowerShell, Terminal)
* Disk utilities and system monitors

Course Outcomes

By the end of the course, learners will be able to:

* Install and manage computer hardware and operating systems
* Set up and secure small to medium networks
* Apply cybersecurity principles to protect systems
* Troubleshoot and resolve common system issues
* Use administrative tools confidently
* Provide technical support in professional environments

Who the Course Prepares You To Become

Students completing this course can work toward roles like:

* System Administrator
* IT Support Technician
* Network Technician
* Computer Maintenance Specialist
* Help Desk Officer