• System administrators wanting to automate Windows management 
  
• IT professionals aiming to enhance scripting and automation skills 
  
• Network and infrastructure engineers responsible for Windows Server maintenance 
  
• Support technicians expanding their troubleshooting capabilities 
  
• Students preparing for Microsoft certification exams involving PowerShell

• Basic understanding of Windows operating systems
• Familiarity with Windows Server concepts is helpful but not mandatory 
  
• Basic knowledge of scripting or programming concepts is beneficial 
  
• General understanding of networking and system administration fundamentals

• Windows System Administrator 
  
• IT Automation Engineer 
  
• Infrastructure Engineer 
  
• DevOps Engineer (Windows focused) 
  
• Support Specialist with automation skills

• PowerShell basics: cmdlets, scripts, and modules 
  
• Understanding the PowerShell console and ISE 
  
• Managing files, folders, and processes using PowerShell 
  
• User and group management automation 
  
• Configuring and administering Windows services 
  
• Managing registry and event logs 
  
• Working with PowerShell Remoting and sessions 
  
• Automating Active Directory tasks 
  
• Using PowerShell to manage Windows updates and patches 
  
• Scripting error handling and debugging 
  
• Creating reusable scripts and functions 
  
• Using PowerShell for system monitoring and reporting 
  
• Integrating PowerShell with other tools and APIs 
  
• Preparing for Microsoft PowerShell certification exams

• Windows System Administrator 
  
• IT Automation Engineer 
  
• Infrastructure Engineer 
  
• DevOps Engineer (Windows Focused) 
  
• Cloud & Virtualization Engineer 
  
• Active Directory Administrator 
  
• IT Operations Specialist 
  
• Server Support Engineer 
  
• Scripting & Automation Specialist 
  
• Technical Support Engineer (Advanced) 
  

• Real-world scenario-based labs
• Troubleshooting Windows Server services and roles
• Cloud integration with Microsoft Azure (optional)
• Firewall and security policy configuration
• VPN and secure remote access setup
• Configuring role-based access and user permissions
• Monitoring server performance and analyzing event logs
• Backup and restore operations
• PowerShell scripting for server administration and automation
• Implementing quotas and Distributed File System (DFS)
• Storage Spaces, file shares, and NTFS permission management
• Configuring virtual networks and switches
• Hyper-V virtual machine creation and management
• DHCP configuration and troubleshooting
• DNS configuration, zone and record management
• Group Policy Objects creation, deployment, and management
• Creating and managing users, groups, and organizational units
• Active Directory Domain Services deployment and management
• Configuring server roles and features
• Windows Server installation and setup
  
  

Upon completion, students are prepared for vendor and professional certifications: ï‚·  

• Certification Name: Microsoft Certified: Windows Server Hybrid Administrator Associate
• Exam Code: MS-100 / MS-500 (depending on focus)
• Exam Duration: 120 minutes
• Exam Format: Multiple-choice, case studies, scenario-based questions, lab simulations
• Exam Location: Online or Microsoft Authorized Testing Centers
• Exam Languages: English (others may be available)