Computer hardware and operating system administration is a constantly evolving field with growing demand in the labour market. This course Computer Hardware and Operating Systems Management offers you the opportunity to acquire essential skills for manage and optimise the performance computers and servers, in both Windows and Linux environments. You’ll learn how to diagnose and resolve faults, as well as how to monitor resources in real time – which is essential in a world where technology is the cornerstone of all industries. The training focuses on the preventative maintenance, installing operating systems and configuring firewalls, ensuring you’re ready to tackle the industry’s current challenges. Don’t miss out on the chance to train in such a relevant and rapidly growing field, which will open the door to new career opportunities. Sign up and transform your future!
Computer Hardware and Operating Systems Management
Corporate
150 h
Introduction
Objectives
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Identify the key components of the hardware and its maintenance for optimise performance of the system.
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Use tools for monitoring to analyse resource usage in real time and improve efficiency.
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Apply diagnostic techniques to troubleshoot hardware faults y software effectively.
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Understand the basic principles of the operating systems and its impact on the administration of the system.
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Install and configure Windows and Linux operating systems for to meet specific needs the user's.
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Manage local servers and networked, ensuring they operate correctly and are properly maintained.
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Implement security measures by Firewalls on Windows and Linux to protect systems from threats.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. Hardware: components and maintenance
1. Functional diagram of a computer
2. The central processing unit and its components
3. Buses
TEACHING UNIT 2. RESOURCE MONITORING
1. Use of resources
2. Monitoring tools
3. Real-time monitoring
4. Resource analysis
TEACHING UNIT 3. FAULT DIAGNOSIS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Troubleshooting and fault resolution
2. Diagnostic process
3. Hardware problems
4. Software issues
5. Preventative maintenance
6. Troubleshooting
TEACHING UNIT 4. INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SYSTEMS
1. Operating systems
2. Licences
3. Boot managers
4. Working environment
TEACHING UNIT 5. ADMINISTRATION IN WINDOWS
1. Windows
2. Preparing the Windows image
3. Installing Windows
4. Desk
TEACHING UNIT 6. ADMINISTRATION IN LINUX
1. Linux
2. Linux distributions
3. Preparing the Linux image
4. Installing Linux
5. User management
TEACHING UNIT 7. LOCAL AND NETWORK SERVERS
1. Local servers
2. Network servers
3. Server maintenance and monitoring
4. Cloud services
TEACHING UNIT 8. FIREWALLS
1. Firewall
2. Windows Firewall
3. Windows Defender
4. Firewalls in Linux
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