This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the administration, configuration, and security of Windows operating systems in enterprise environments. Students learn how to manage system resources, configure user and group permissions, implement security policies, and maintain system integrity across Windows-based networks.
The course also emphasizes practical, hands-on experience with system administration tools and security practices used in real-world IT environments. Topics include system installation and configuration, Active Directory basics, access control, patch management, and troubleshooting common system issues.
By the end of the course, students gain foundational skills in managing Windows systems securely and efficiently, preparing them for roles in system administration and cybersecurity.
Coursework:
Research Paper:
This research paper examined the importance of regular Windows updates in maintaining system security and protecting against cyber threats and vulnerabilities. Through this project, I strengthened my research and analytical skills by evaluating how software patching and security updates help organizations reduce risks and improve overall system protection.
Digital Stenography:
This assignment explored the use of digital steganography techniques within a terminal environment to hide and extract information from files securely. Through this project, I strengthened my technical and analytical skills by working with command-line tools and gaining a deeper understanding of how information can be concealed and detected in cybersecurity operations.
File Auditing Homework:
This assignment focused on monitoring and auditing file activity to identify unauthorized access and maintain system security. Through this homework, I developed a better understanding of accountability, system monitoring, and the importance of auditing practices in protecting organizational data and detecting potential security threats.