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Difficulty level

Beginner

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What are the course deliverables?
  • What you'll learn
  • Gain a foundational understanding of how computers work
  • Learn how computers talk to each other to exchange data
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  • Technology is omnipresent, but how did we get here? And what does the future hold for a world that's increasingly connected, mobile and data-rich? This course is intended to give learners enough technical context to understand how to build solutions in the cloud starting from zero technical knowledge. Before diving into the cloud, we will cover the basics of: how do computers work (including software and operating systems), an introduction to information technology, the basics of modern IT infrastructure, and the cloud careers that will be increasingly in-demand. We will then move into the world of internet connected networks (the Internet), covering local hosts, web servers, web applications, web security, the inner workings of a website and the differences between static and dynamic content. We'll close the course by introducing Cloud Computing, its role in our world, the differences between public, private and hybrid, and why APIs are so important.
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Curriculum

Module 1: Foundational IT Knowledge

Welcome to the Course

Module 1 Introduction

How do computers work?

Introduction to IT

Basics of modern IT infrastructure

Traditional IT job roles

Let's talk about software

Operating Systems

Operating Systems and the command line

What is OS virtualization?

Module 1 wrap up

Welcome to the course

Course roadmap

Pre-Course Survey

Computer basics

Network connections and VPN: The corporate connections

Operating systems and software

Different types of virtualization

Mid-Course Survey

Self-reflection: What is virtualization?

Matching

Pre-course Survey

Mid-Course Survey

Week 2: IT and the Internet

Module 2 Introduction

The Localhost: there’s no place like 127.0.0.1!

Web servers and web applications, what's the difference?

Anatomy of a website

What happens when I load a website in a browser?

DNS Basics

IT security basics

Putting all the pieces together

Module 2 Wrap up

Web servers and components of a website

Web application architectures

Internet and DNS concepts

Internet basics

Week 2 Assessment

Website Rendering

Week 3: The AWS Cloud

Module 3 Introduction

Why is cloud the new normal?

AWS Public Cloud Components

What are APIs, and why the term “Elasticity” is so common?

6 advantages of cloud computing

IT Job Roles and the Cloud

Cloud Consulting ideas, and how to get involved

AWS Cloud in action

Course Closing

Journey to the Cloud

AWS Cloud basics

Links for the Cloud Consulting Ideas and How to Get Involved

Downloadable: Glossary

Post-Course Survey

Knowledge check

Ready for the lab?

Week 3 Assessment

Create a static website with Amazon S3

Discussion Question

Post-Course Survey

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    May 25, 2024
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