INT-2300 Windows Desktop Client

Credits: 3
This course covers basic Windows Desktop Client installation, configuration and administration. Students demonstrate proficiency by completing lab-based assignments. Students use administrative tools, configure storage, manage file systems, create user and group accounts, as well as secure and troubleshoot the operating system. This course provides skills needed to become a Modern Desktop Administrator and prepares students for the Modern Desktop Certification Exam (MD-100). This credit course may also be taken as a continuing education course TEC-609 Windows Desktop Client.

Prerequisite(s): INT-1010.

Course Outcomes
Students passing this course will be able to accomplish all of the outcomes listed below:

Configure desktop operating systems.
Configure user desktop and networking devices.
Configure storage devices.
Manage print services and devices.
Manage local users and groups.
Manage shared and NTFS file and folder permissions.
Configure remote management tools.
Apply performance tools to monitor the desktop.
Apply system and data recovery tools.