INFO 1110 - Windows Operating Systems I

4.5 Credits

Students are introduced to Microsoft Windows desktop operating system. Students learn fundamental concepts to effectively use and manage the Microsoft Windows desktop operating system. Many of the objectives comply with industry standard certification exam objectives. NOTE: Students must receive a C or better in this course to enroll in a capstone course.

Lecture Hours: 4.5
Lab Hours: 0.0
Internship Hours: 0.0
Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0

Course Objectives

Identify various versions of the Windows Operating System and Installation Types
Use the basic interfaces to include the GUI and the Command Line, basic file and folder navigation.
Perform Clean Installations of the Windows operating system and perform post-installation configuration,
Activate Windows and Log on to Windows using Local Account.
Use both Local Accounts and Domain Log-ins
Understand and Explain Azure Active Directory
Manage Windows using, Device Manager
Perform IPv4 and IPv6 Configurations
Perform Windows configurations by; Modifying File associations, Repairing Desktop Applications, Managing, Application Startups, Configuring Startup Items, and Managing Desktop Applications.
Implement Shared Folders, Configure Public folder sharing, Manage and Use OneDrive
Understand and Use BitLocker, Create Power Plans, Configure Off-Line Files, Understand Microsoft Intune
Manage and view System Information and Performance, use Microsoft Management Consoles
Configure Windows Update, Use the System Feature, Use the System Backup Feature.
Understand and Identify Malware attacks, configure Window Security Features.

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