Career Training
Online
Course starts every Monday
8 Weeks
Continous
Course Description
This 8-week course covers creating an AWS account, defining roles and permissions, object and file storage services and concepts, virtual Cloud servers and storage types, Cloud monitoring, relational and non-relational databases and caching, domain name systems, highly available architectures, virtual Cloud architecture and security, as well as general best practices.
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Project-based learning: Exams, labs, and capstone project
Live lecture: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays 4 -5PM EST
Office hours: Mondays and Friday 4 - 5PM PM EST
Learning Objectives
Throughout the Cloud Computing (Cloud+) program, students will learn the skills to:
- Analyze system requirements to successfully execute workload migrations to the cloud
- Determine proper allocation of cloud resources and apply necessary changes, based on performance data
- Troubleshoot capacity, automation, connectivity and security issues related to cloud impleentations
- Apply appropriate technologies and processes, including automation and orchestration, to ensure desired system performance
- Implement appropriate security controls given requirements.
Contact Us
Email: lifetimelearning@bsu.edu
Phone: 765-285-8565
Attainable Careers
Cloud Integration Specialist, Cloud Developer, Cloud Security Expert, Network Engineer, Development Operations Engineer (DevOps)
Materials Provided
All materials are included within the course.
Measure of Performance
After completion of this program, you will be ready to sit for the AWS Solutions Architect Associate Certification exam. Have an understanding of IT technical and business knowledge, and general concepts for networks, Cloud computing, and distributed system.
Course Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED
- 2-3 yrs experience in IT networking
- network storage
- or data center administration (recommended)
If you need course adaptations or accommodations because of a disability, please fill out the self-disclosure form. The Office of Disability Services coordinates services for students with disabilities. Documentation of a disability needs to be on file in that office before any accommodations can be provided.