Diploma Course
Introduction to Operating Systems
Learn how operating systems manage hardware, files, users, applications, security and everyday computer operations.
Asynchronous
DIT-102-ASY
Information Technology
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This course develops practical understanding of operating-system concepts and administration. Learners explore boot processes, graphical interfaces, file systems, users and permissions, process and memory management, device drivers, utilities, security and troubleshooting. Windows-based activities are supplemented with introductory Linux command-line tasks so students gain transferable skills across common desktop environments.
Learning Outcomes
• Explain the purpose, types and core functions of an operating system.
• Install, configure and update an operating system using appropriate procedures.
• Manage files, folders, storage, users, permissions and basic system settings.
• Describe process, memory and device management at an introductory level.
• Use essential Windows administration tools and basic Linux commands.
• Diagnose and resolve common operating-system and application problems.
• Install, configure and update an operating system using appropriate procedures.
• Manage files, folders, storage, users, permissions and basic system settings.
• Describe process, memory and device management at an introductory level.
• Use essential Windows administration tools and basic Linux commands.
• Diagnose and resolve common operating-system and application problems.
Assigned Instructor
AB
Ahmed Bin Sana
Instructor
Course Information
- Learning Mode Asynchronous
- Duration 24 Weeks
- Course Type Core