Operating systems and you: becoming a power user week 5

Learning in September 2020

1 Sep @ 6 Hours

  • Operating Systems and You: Becoming a Power User | Week 5 | Coursera
  • Operating Systems and You: Becoming a Power User | Week 6 | Coursera

2 Sep @ 6 Hours

  • System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services | Week 1 | Coursera
  • System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services | Week 2 | Coursera

3 Sep @ 5 Hours

  • System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services | Week 2 | Coursera
  • System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services | Week 3 | Coursera

4 Sep @ 3 Hours

  • System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services | Week 4 | Coursera

5 Sep @ 7 Hours

  • System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services | Week 5 | Coursera
  • System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services | Week 6 | Coursera

6 Sep @ 3 Hours

  • IT Security: Defense against the digital dark arts | Week 1 | Coursera

7 Sep @ 7 Hours

  • IT Security: Defense against the digital dark arts | Week 2 | Coursera
  • IT Security: Defense against the digital dark arts | Week 3 | Coursera

8 Sep @ 9 Hours

  • IT Security: Defense against the digital dark arts | Week 4 | Coursera
  • IT Security: Defense against the digital dark arts | Week 5 | Coursera
  • IT Security: Defense against the digital dark arts | Week 6 | Coursera

9 Sep @ 0 Hours

  • Break

10 Sep @ 9 Hours

  • Qwiklabs

11 Sep @ 11 Hours

  • Qwiklabs

12 Sep @ 8 Hours

  • Qwiklabs

13 Sep @ 10 Hours

  • Qwiklabs

14 Sep @ 9 Hours

  • Qwiklabs

15 Sep @ 6 Hours

  • Qwiklabs

16 Sep @ 4 Hours

  • Programming for Everybody (Getting Started with Python) | Coursera

17 Sep @ 2 Hours

  • Python Data Structures | Coursera

18 Sep @ 3 Hours

  • Introduction to Cloud | Cognitive Class

19 Sep @ 2 Hours

  • Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure

20 Sep @ 1 Hours

  • Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure

21 Sep @ 6 Hours

  • Introduction to Data Science in Python | Coursera

22 Sep @ 6 Hours

  • Introduction to Data Science in Python | Coursera

23 Sep @ 4 Hours

  • IntroductIntroductionion to Data Science in Python | Coursera

24 Sep @ 3 Hours

  • Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure | Coursera

25 Sep @ 2 Hours

  • Google Cloud Platform Fundamentals: Core Infrastructure | Coursera

26 Sep @ 5 Hours

  • Exploring and Preparing your Data with BigQuery | Coursera
  • Webinar

27 Sep @ 2 Hours

  • Exploring and Preparing your Data with BigQuery | Coursera

28 Sep @ 6 Hours

  • Exploring and Preparing your Data with BigQuery | Coursera
  • Essential Google Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation | Coursera

29 Sep @ 4 Hours

  • Essential Google Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation | Coursera

30 Sep @ 4 Hours

  • Essential Google Cloud Infrastructure: Foundation | Coursera

This blog is about the “Google IT Support Professional Certificate” which is available in Coursera. There are 5 Courses in this Professional Certificate.

  • Technical Support Fundamentals
  • The Bits and Bytes of Computer Networking
  • Operating Systems and You: Becoming a Power User
  • System Administration and IT Infrastructure Services
  • IT Secuirty: Defense against the digital dark arts

This program prepares me for the CompTIA A+ exams. This blog is about the first course Technical Support Fundamentals and summarizes the things I found useful.

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