Course content

• IT History
• Hardware
• Operating System
• Data Communication
• Command Line Interface
• Machines Virtualization and Various Virtualization Platforms
• Introduction to Cloud Services
• User Management
• Access Control and Rights
• Data Storage, Backup and Recovery
• Troubleshooting
• Basic Log Analysis

Learning outcome

Knowledge - The candidate:

• has a basic understanding of hardware, operating systems virtualization and cloud solutions for both client and server use.
• has a basic understanding of computer networks
• has a basic understanding of the historical development of the IT subject, especially in networking and system administration.

Skills - The candidate:

• can use command line interface on most commonly used operating systems.
• can implement basic solutions for data storage, backup, and recovery.
• can install, configure, cure, and upgrade operating system and software.
• can perform user administration and access control on most commonly used operating systems.
• can perform basic troubleshooting and log analysis on most commonly used operating systems.

General competence - The candidate:

• is aware of how IT automation affects organizations.
• is aware of the ethical and legal consequences of the distribution of roles within IT systems and data storage.
• is familiar with how IT systems in production are absolutely central to the behavior of organizations.

Learning methods and activities

• Lectures
• Three mandatory exercises (approved / not approved)
• Task solution individually and in groups
• Lab exercises

Compulsory assignments

• Mandatory Assignments

Specific conditions

Required previous knowledge

Requires admission to the Bachelor's program in Digital Infrastructure and Cyber ​​Security.

Course materials

Information is given in LMS before semester starts.

Credit reductions