Program Overview

Program Overview

The program provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary for installing and configuring desktop computers and devices running the Windows 10 operating system in a corporate domain environment based on Windows Server.

Course Description

This course is designed for IT professionals who administer and support desktop computers and devices running Windows 10. The course focuses on forming technical support skills in a corporate environment, providing second-level support to users working with desktop computers and devices running Windows 10 in a domain environment.

Course Objectives

After completing this course, students will be able to:

• Describe new features in Windows 10
• Perform a clean installation of Windows 10
• Configure a device running Windows 10
• Configure network connections for devices running Windows 10
• Manage storage in Windows 10
• Manage files and printers
• Manage applications
• Ensure data protection
• Manage device security in Windows 10
• Implement components to enhance network security
• Recover files, work with device drivers, and restore the Windows 10 operating system
• Monitor and update devices running Windows 10

Course Outline

The course consists of 12 modules:

Module 1: Overview of Windows 10

• Introduction to Windows 10
• Overview of the user interface

Module 2: Installing Windows 10

• Installing Windows 10
• Automating the installation of Windows 10
• Upgrading to Windows 10
• Automating the upgrade to Windows 10

Module 3: Configuring Devices Running Windows 10

• Overview of tools used to configure Windows 10
• Common configuration settings
• Managing user accounts
• Using OneDrive

Module 4: Configuring Network Connections

• Configuring IP network connections
• Configuring name resolution
• Configuring wireless network connections
• Overview of remote access

Module 5: Managing Storage

• Storage implementation options
• Managing disks, partitions, and volumes
• Maintaining disks and volumes
• Managing Storage Spaces

Module 6: Managing Files and Printers

• Overview of file systems
• Configuring and managing file access
• Configuring and managing shared folders
• Work Folders
• Managing printers

Module 7: Working with Applications in Windows 10

• Overview of applications
• Windows Store
• Web browsers

Module 8: Managing Data Protection

• Overview of data security threats
• Protecting data using EFS encryption
• Implementing and managing BitLocker

Module 9: Managing Device Security

• Security settings to reduce threats
• Configuring account control

Module 10: Managing Network Security

• Overview of network security threats
• Windows Firewall
• Security connection rules
• Windows Defender

Module 11: Maintaining Windows 10

• Updating Windows
• Monitoring Windows 10
• Optimizing performance

Module 12: Troubleshooting and Recovery

• Managing devices and drivers
• Recovering files
• Recovering devices

Prerequisites

To successfully complete this course, students should have:

• Knowledge of network fundamentals, including TCP/IP, UDP, and DNS
• Knowledge of Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) principles and basic AD DS management
• Understanding of certificate-based security
• Understanding of Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2012 fundamentals
• Understanding of Windows client operating system fundamentals, such as Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8

Tuition Fees

• For individuals: 29,800
• For legal entities: 29,800
• Discounts are provided based on the number of listeners, contract amount, and other conditions agreed upon with the customer.

Duration and Schedule

• Course duration: 40 academic hours
• Schedule: 5 sessions of 8 academic hours each or 10 sessions of 4 academic hours each

Instructors

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