IT Infrastructure

This course introduces students to the essential components and technologies that form the foundation of an organization’s information technology infrastructure. The course covers topics such as networking, hardware, software, data storage, cloud computing, and IT security. Students will learn how different IT components work together to support business operations, enhance communication, and ensure system reliability. The course emphasizes the importance of maintaining a secure, scalable, and efficient IT infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of organizations in today’s digital landscape.

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Understanding Key IT Infrastructure Components: Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the core elements of IT infrastructure, including servers, networking devices, storage solutions, software systems, and cloud computing, and how they interact to support business functions.
• Exploring Networking and Communication Technologies: Learn about networking fundamentals, including LANs, WANs, wireless technologies, and the internet, focusing on how these systems enable communication and data sharing across organizations.
• Analyzing IT Security and Risk Management: Gain insights into IT security principles, including firewalls, encryption, and access control measures, as well as best practices for mitigating risks and protecting IT infrastructure from cyber threats.
• Managing and Scaling IT Infrastructure: Develop skills in managing IT infrastructure, including selecting appropriate hardware and software solutions, optimizing performance, and ensuring scalability to accommodate organizational growth and technological advancements.

These outcomes aim to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage and maintain IT infrastructure effectively. The course prepares students for roles in IT support, network administration, and systems management by providing a strong foundation in the essential technologies that underpin modern IT systems.