WSQ IT Operating systems support (SF) (Synchronous and Asynchronous E-Learning)
About This Course
The " IT Operating Systems Support " module offers participants a comprehensive understanding of endpoint management and device enrollment, enabling them to configure profiles for users and devices effectively. Exploring application management, authentication, compliance, and endpoint security, participants gain insights into managing these critical facets using both on-premises and cloud-based tools. This knowledge equips learners with the proficiency needed to navigate the complexities of modern operating systems.
Through hands-on projects like "Enterprise Desktop Life Cycle Management," participants delve into the various phases of the enterprise desktop life cycle. This includes a detailed exploration of each phase, providing a nuanced understanding of the life cycle model. Additionally, the project "Configuring Endpoint Security using Intune" enables participants to apply their knowledge by configuring the Windows Security Experience and Microsoft Defender Antivirus policy in Intune. By syncing managed devices and verifying configurations, participants develop practical expertise in endpoint security management. These projects ensure that participants not only comprehend the theoretical aspects of operating system support and maintenance but also acquire the practical skills necessary for effective implementation and management in real-world IT environments.
What You'll Learn
Duration of this course is 60.5 hours
Instructional Units
1. Explore endpoint management and device enrollment.
2. Configure profiles for users and devices.
3. Examine application management.
4. Manage authentication, compliance and endpoint security.
5. Deploy using on-premises and cloud-based tools.
Learning outcomes related to knowledge:
1.Develop a comprehensive understanding of endpoint management, device enrollment, and profile configuration for users and devices, utilizing both on-premises and cloud-based tools.
2. Gain insights into application management, authentication, compliance, and endpoint security, enabling them to effectively manage these critical aspects in modern operating systems.
3. Explore the phases of the enterprise desktop life cycle model, acquiring a nuanced understanding of each phase's significance and processes involved.
Learning outcomes related to skills:
1. Acquire proficiency in configuring profiles for users and devices, ensuring effective endpoint management and device enrollment.
2. Develop practical skills in application management, authentication, compliance, and endpoint security, enabling them to implement and manage these facets efficiently.
3. Enhance their expertise in endpoint security management through hands-on projects like "Configuring Endpoint Security using Intune," where they apply their knowledge to configure Windows Security Experience and Microsoft Defender Antivirus policy in Intune, syncing managed devices and verifying configurations.
Entry Requirements
Academic Qualification: Minimum 1 credit in N Level or its equivalent
Experience: Minimum 1 year in any field