WSQ Install & configure operating systems (SF) (Synchronous and Asynchronous E-Learning)
About This Course
The "Install and Configure Operating Systems" module empowers participants with vital knowledge and skills essential for proficient operating system management. Commencing with the configuration and administration of Microsoft 365, the curriculum prioritizes tenant administration and explores synchronization, security services, and threat protection with Microsoft Defender. Furthermore, participants delve into the intricacies of data governance and compliance within Microsoft 365, honing competencies crucial for effective navigation in these domains.
In practical application, participants engage in projects such as "Migrating a Small Business to Microsoft 365" and "Implementing Sensitivity Labels with Azure Information Protection Unified Labels." These projects offer hands-on experiences, emphasizing the implementation of sensitivity labels and Azure Information Protection Unified Labels. Through these endeavors, participants deepen their understanding of Microsoft 365 while cultivating practical abilities essential for successful operating system installation and configuration. This comprehensive module ensures participants not only acquire theoretical insights but also develop practical proficiency, preparing them to adeptly manage the evolving landscape of operating systems.
What You'll Learn
Instructional Units
1. Configure and Manage Microsoft 365
2. Manage Microsoft 365 tenant.
3. Identify Synchronization and Security Services.
4. Threat Protection with Microsoft Defender.
5. Data Governance & Compliance in Microsoft 365
Knowledge Outcomes
By the end of this module, learners will be able to:
1. Explain the core functionalities and components of Microsoft 365, including its administrative and collaboration features.
2. Describe the processes involved in Microsoft 365 tenant management, user identity synchronization, and delegated administration.
3. Identify and interpret Microsoft security services, including Microsoft Defender and its threat protection capabilities.
4. Demonstrate understanding of data governance frameworks and compliance tools within Microsoft 365.
5. Understand the implementation and management of data classification and protection using Azure Information Protection and sensitivity labels.
Skills Outcomes
By the end of this module, learners will be able to:
1. Configure and initialize a Microsoft 365 tenant, including user provisioning and settings customization.
2. Administer and delegate permissions for tenant and identity management using tools such as Privileged Identity Management (PIM).
3. Set up synchronization services and apply security policies that safeguard organizational data.
4. Implement and manage alert policies and enforce compliance using Mobile Device Management (MDM).
5. Apply Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies and sensitivity labels to ensure secure data handling and compliance with organizational policies.
Ability
Learners will have the ability to install, configure, and administer Microsoft 365 environments by managing user identities, applying security and compliance controls, and deploying data protection strategies that align with organizational IT governance and operational needs.
Entry Requirements
Academic Qualification - Minimum one credit in N level
Experience: Minimum computer / laptop operating skills such as sending mails, typing letters in word, basic excel.