Introduction To It As A Career

What you'll learn
Why a career in IT might be suiting
The key components of IT
Soft Skills vs Hard Skills and Networking
How to get started in IT and land your first IT job
Value of Certifications and other Credits
Requirements
No experience needed. You will learn the basics during this course.
Description
In this course, you will learn all the key areas of IT. The key areas being Use of Mac, *Unix and Windows, Hardware, Software, Networking, Security, Virtualization and Coding. You will also learn the Soft Skills required to land your first IT job and continuously succeed. As seen, there are many areas to cover in IT. My goal in this course is to show you basic concepts of each area and describe the skillset it takes to succeed in IT. Soft Skills- What skillset is required to work in IT- Learning how to communicate with nontechnical people- Understand confidentiality of data Mac v *Unix v Windows Operating Systems- What OS does what - Where you would see each OS- Working with the different OSHardware- Inside a PC and Laptop-Input and Output devices - Hardware requirements -Hardware in other areas of ITSoftware- What software is available- Software requirements- Continuously updating and adapting- The importance of backing up Networking- OSI and TCP/IP Models- Principle Networking Concepts - Subnetting - Switches and Routers - Different Area NetworksSecurity - Types of Attacks- Types of Viruses/Malware - Types of Threat Actors- Attack Surface - Securing the Attack Surface Virtualization - Why it is important - Implementing VMWare - Configuring a Virtual Machine Coding- W3Schools - Important languages to knowCertifications - Which certifications to consider Landing my first IT job- Where to apply - Helpdesk roles
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Where you can find me online!
Section 2: Soft Skillset
Lecture 3 What type of soft skills are required in IT?
Lecture 4 Communication Skills
Lecture 5 Confidentiality
Section 3: Different Operating System (OS) types.
Lecture 6 Introduction to different Operating Systems.
Lecture 7 Key differences between MacOS, *unix and Windows
Lecture 8 MacOS Environments
Lecture 9 Unix/Linux Environments
Lecture 10 The person who brought us Linux
Lecture 11 Windows Environments
Lecture 12 Lab: Mac
Lecture 13 Lab: Ubuntu
Lecture 14 Lab: Kali Linux
Section 4: Hardware
Lecture 15 Introduction to Hardware
Lecture 16 Inside a Laptop
Lecture 17 Inside a Desktop
Lecture 18 Components of a Computer
Lecture 19 Hardware Requirements
Lecture 20 Hardware in Other Sectors of IT
Lecture 21 Notes: Hardware in Other Sectors of IT
Section 5: Software
Lecture 22 Introduction to Software
Lecture 23 What Software Should I Use?
Lecture 24 Notes: What Software Should I Use?
Lecture 25 Software Requirements
Lecture 26 Notes: Software Requirements
Lecture 27 Updating Our Software
Lecture 28 Notes: Updating Our Software
Lecture 29 Importance of Backing Up
Section 6: Networking
Lecture 30 Introduction to Networking
Lecture 31 Introduction to OSI and TCP/IP Models
Lecture 32 Networking Protocols
Lecture 33 Routers and Switches
Lecture 34 Lab: Subnetting
Lecture 35 Different Area Networks
Lecture 36 Lab: Setting Up a LAN
Lecture 37 Lab: Setting Up a LAN 2
Lecture 38 Lab: Setting up a WAN
Section 7: Security
Lecture 39 Introduction to Security
Lecture 40 The Classification of Two Event Types
Lecture 41 Different Attack Types and Delivery Method
Lecture 42 Lab: Spam Emails
Lecture 43 Different Threat Actor Groups
Lecture 44 The Attack Surface and How to Secure It
Section 8: Virtualization
Lecture 45 Introduction to Virtualization
Lecture 46 Why we use Virtualization
Lecture 47 Why we use Virtualization
Lecture 48 Lab: Installing VMWare Pro
Lecture 49 Why IT Pro's don't prefer MacOS...
Lecture 50 Lab 1: Configuring an Ubuntu VM
Lecture 51 Lab 2: Configuring a Kali Linux VM
Lecture 52 Lab 3: Redhat Server
Section 9: Programming
Lecture 53 W3Schools
Lecture 54 High in Demand Programming Languages
Section 10: Wrapping Up
Lecture 55 Certifications
Lecture 56 Where to Apply
Lecture 57 Help Desk Roles
Section 11: Goodbye
Lecture 58 Final Words and Review!
Anyone who is interested in pursuing IT as a career.

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