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Windows Administration Module       System Engineering

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Overview  

Students will learn how to manage Windows machines and Servers. Students will learn how to configure Windows machines, install software, monitor resources, and secure systems. The course also covers Windows Virtualization.

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Course Content
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GETTING STARTED USING WINDOWS

  • Introducing Windows 7

  • A First Look at the Windows Desktop

  • Working with User Accounts

  • Users, Passwords & Permissions

  • Exploring Log O& Power Options

  • Quiz

  • Homework

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CUSTOMIZING THE WINDOWS DESKTOP

  • Using Icons & Shortcuts

  • Adding Gadgets

  • Customizing Backgrounds & Window Appearance

  • Customizing Sounds, Screensavers & Icons

  • Changing Screen Resolution

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ACCESSING THE START MENU

  • Using Start Menu Options

  • Customizing the Start Menu

  • Finding Programs, Files & Settings

  • Quiz

  • Homework

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EXPLORING THE REVISED TASK BAR

  • Customizing the Notification Area

  • Exploring Buttons on the Taskbar

  • Taking Advantage of Jump Lists

  • Setting Taskbar Properties

  • Labs

  • Homework

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OPTIMIZING THE WINDOWS USER EXPERIENCE

  • Moving & Sizing Windows

  • Window Navigation Using Breadcrumbs

  • Window Navigation & Customization

  • Accessing & Configuring Libraries

  • Organizing, Rating & Tagging Files

  • Indexing & Search Options

  • Searching for Files

  • Sharing Files & Folders

  • Quiz

  • Homework

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EXAMINING HARDWARE & SOFTWARE

  • Viewing Devices & Printers

  • The Device Manager, Drivers & Power Management

  • Setting Default Actions & Programs

  • Installing & Uninstalling Software

  • Alternate Hardware & Software Tools: Touch

  • Speech Recognition

  • Live Essentials & Services

  • Labs

  • Homework

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Enjoying Media

  • Playing Audio & Video Using the Media Player

  • Ripping CDs & Creating Playlists

  • Experiencing the Next Level with the Windows Media Center

  • Tapping into the Windows 7 Gaming Experience

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Connecting to a network

  • Networking Overview

  • Getting Started with Windows 7 Networking

  • Working with the Network Adaptor

  • Viewing the Network Map & Changing the Workgroup

  • Mapping a Network Drive

  • Labs

  • Homework

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Maintaining your system

  • Optimizing Performance

  • Using Troubleshooters & the Action Center

  • Using the Problem Steps Recorder

  • Keeping Current with Windows Update

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Securing your System & Data

  • Working with System Restore & Shadow Copies

  • Executing Backup & Restore

  • Implementing BitLocker & BitLocker To Go Credits

  • Labs

  • Homework

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Building security policies

  • Documenting server security

  • Composing optimal Group Policies

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Auditing the server

  • Diagnosing security issues

  • Creating an audit trail

  • Filtering the security log

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Optimizing Server Performance

  • Assessing workloads

  • Balancing applications and server roles

  • Evaluating hardware and software components

  • Reconfiguring the operating system

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Monitoring server performance

  • Analyzing system behavior with Resource Monitor

  • Establishing baselines with Performance Monitor

  • Designing Data Collector Sets

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Detecting and resolving performance concerns

  • Identifying Performance Monitor counters

  • Solving the challenge of memory leaks

  • Exploring the effect of services on server performance

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Implementing a High-Availability Environment Windows in the cloud

  • Preparing Windows features for the cloud

  • Producing a disaster recovery plan

  • Scheduling Windows backups

  • Clustering Windows servers

  • Meeting failover clustering requirements

  • Recognizing the role of Quorums

  • Vitalizing servers

  • Increasing scalability potential with Hyper-V

  • Speeding up recovery with replicas

  • Maintaining high availability with live migration

  • Labs

  • Homework

Staffing Support​

  • Resume Preparation

  • Mock Interview Preparation

  • Phone Interview Preparation

  • Face to Face Interview Preparation

  • Project/Technology Preparation

  • Internship with internal project work

  • Externship with client project work

Our Salient Features:

  • Hands-on Labs and Homework

  • Group discussion and Case Study

  • Course Project work

  • Regular Quiz / Exam

  • Regular support beyond the classroom

  • Students can re-take the class at no cost

  • Dedicated conf. rooms for group project work

  • Live streaming for the remote students

  • Video recording capability to catch up the missed class

Training Programs

Staffing

Class Schedule

Why ITEXPS?

Services

Proctoring Services

Student Portal

About Us

Contact Us

Training / Service Center :

951 N. Plum Grove Rd.

Suite A, C
Schaumburg, IL, 60173

Ph: 847 350 9034 x option 1

Email: info@itexps.com

Service Center :

1560 Wall Street,

Suite #111,

Naperville, IL 60563 

Ph: 847 350 9034 x option 2

Email: info@itexps.com

Service Center :

2400 East Devon Ave. Suite#257
Des Plaines, IL 60018

Ph: 847 350 9034 x option 3

Email: info@itexps.com

IT Expert System, Inc is approved to operate by the Private Business and Vocational Schools Division of the Illinois Board of Higher Education.

IT Expert System, Inc is not accredited by a US Department of Education recognized accrediting body. IBHE Mandatory Disclosure Reporting

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IT Expert System, Inc Training programs are approved by the Illinois State Approving Agency for the enrollment of qualified veterans and/or other eligible persons to receive Montgomery GI Bill® education benefits.

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IT Expert System, Inc is regulated by: Indiana Department of Workforce Development, Office for Career and Technical School

10 N Senate Avenue, Suite SE 308, Indianapolis, IN 46204

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