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Microsoft Certified Educator: Instructor Training

The course provides a learning path to develop 21st century skills using digital technologies. It is based on a research methodology and a practical collaborative process to transform learning.

Digital Badge associated: 62-193: Technology Literacy for Educators

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7 hours
100% online
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About This Course

The full eight-course itinerary consists of videos, reading materials, rubrics for each learning dimension, and core lessons. Likewise, educators can actively participate by coding key lessons and redesigning their learning activities based on evaluation criteria aligned with the learning design.

The course contents are aligned with the objectives of the official certification aimed at educators and teachers, Microsoft Certified Educator, which is obtained by passing the exam Exam 62-193: Technology Literacy for Educators, which validates the global competencies in technological knowledge that educators need to provide a rich and personalized learning experience to students.

Objectives

The contents of these two courses prepare and help develop the following skills:

Examine the 21st century skills students need for life and work
Determine the purpose of the 21st Century Learning Design Framework (21CLD), rubrics and decision trees
Explore the six rubrics and decision trees of 21st century learning design (21CLD)
Examine Microsoft tools that support the six dimensions of 21st century learning design (21CLD)
Design learning activities that focus on the six dimensions of 21st century learning design (21CLD)

Program

Module 1 – Transforming Learning with 21st Century Learning Design

Introduction to the Learning Path of 21st Century Learning Design
Examining the Learning Environments of the Twenty-First Century
Explore the research behind 21st century learning design
Description of the evaluation criteria of the twenty-first century

Modules 2 – Develop critical thinking skills with the 21st century knowledge-building dimension

Introduction to Knowledge Construction
Design of learning experiences with the criterion of evaluation of the construction of knowledge
Support knowledge building with Microsoft tools
Knowledge construction in action

Module 3 – Practising Collaboration Skills with the 21st Century Dimension of Collaboration

Introduction to collaboration
Design of learning experiences with the evaluation criterion of collaboration
Promote collaboration using Microsoft tools
Collaboration in action

Module 4 – Innovate learning with the dimension of real problem-solving and innovation of the 21st century

Introduction to Real Problem Solving and Innovation
Design of learning experiences with the criterion of innovation evaluation and the resolution of real problems
Drive real-world problem-solving and innovation with Microsoft tools
Solving real problems and innovation in action

Module 5 – Improving Communication Skills with the Specialized Communication Dimension of the 21st Century

Introduction to Communication Skills
Design learning experiences with the evaluation criterion of specialized communication
Encourage specialized communication with Microsoft tools
Specialized communication in action

Module 6 – Developing a Student Executive Function with the Self-Regulation Dimension of the 21st Century

Introduction to automatic regulation
Design of learning experiences with the evaluation criterion of self-regulation
Support self-regulation with Microsoft tools
Self-regulation in action

Module 7 – Deepening Educational Experiences with ICT in the XXI Century for the Learning Dimension

Introduction to ICT for Learning
Design of the learning experience with the ICT evaluation criterion applied to learning
Integrate ICT for learning with Microsoft tools
ICT applied to learning in action

Module 8 – Inserting 21st Century Skills with 21st Century Learning Design

Reviewing the Dimensions of Learning Design in the 21st Century
Preparing to implement the learning design of the 21st century
Call to action

AB-900: Microsoft 365 Copilot and AI Agents Administration Fundamentals

Introductory course on Microsoft 365 that shows how Copilot and AI agents improve automation, collaboration, and environment management.

Digital Badge associated: AB-900: Microsoft 365 Copilot and Agent Administration Fundamentals

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6 hours
100% online
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About This Course

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft 365, Copilot, and AI-powered agents. Introduces the core concepts, core services, and admin controls of Microsoft 365. From this foundation, it delves into how Copilot and agents can use AI to automate tasks, improve collaboration, and personalize the user experience across the Microsoft 365 ecosystem.

This official course corresponds to the content designed by Microsoft with the name AB-900T00: Introduction to Microsoft 365 and AI administration.

Who is it for?

This course is intended for entry-level technical professionals and novice administrators who are looking for a basic understanding of Microsoft 365 and Microsoft 365 Copilot services. Students are introduced to the essential components, concepts, and skills they need to use and manage Microsoft 365, Copilot, and agents, without requiring prior hands-on experience.

Prerequisites:

Students should have basic functional experience with Microsoft 365 services.
You should have a solid understanding of general IT practices.

Objectives

This learning path introduces the Microsoft 365 experience by helping you set up core services, manage users and access securely, and protect your organization’s data using built-in tools and best practices.

Program

PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT 365 ADMINISTRATION.

Module 1: Explore the security fundamentals of Microsoft 365.

Introduction.
Analyze the Zero Trust security model.
Implement Zero Trust in Microsoft 365.
Explore threat protection and intelligence in Microsoft 365.
Explore identity and authentication in Microsoft 365.
Manage access and permissions in Microsoft 365.
Explore identity and access management in Microsoft Entra.
Troubleshoot and monitor identity security.

Module 2: Get started with Microsoft 365 core services and admin controls.

Introduction.
Explore the Microsoft 365 ecosystem and the components of its core services.
Explore the Microsoft 365 admin center and key management tools.
Browse Microsoft Exchange, Teams, and SharePoint.
Establish the fundamentals of security, identity, and compliance.
Assign management roles using role-based access control (RBAC).

Module 3: Protect and manage Microsoft 365 data.

Introduction to Microsoft Purview and data governance.
Identify and respond to data risks with Microsoft Purview.
Examine compliance, data discovery with AI, and eDiscovery.
Explore oversharing and data access governance in SharePoint.
Explore data protection in Microsoft 365 Copilot.

PART 2: INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT 365 COPILOT AND AGENT MANAGEMENT.

Module 4: Explore Microsoft 365 Copilot and agents.

Get started with Microsoft 365 Copilot.
What are agents?
Compare Microsoft 365 Copilot and agents.
Compare Microsoft 365 Copilot licensing models.
Explore real-world use cases for Copilot and agents.

Module 5: Perform basic administrative tasks for Microsoft 365 Copilot.

Manage Copilot licenses and pay-as-you-go billing.
Monitor and adjust the use of Copilot in pay-as-you-go mode.
Monitor the use and adoption of Microsoft 365 Copilot.
Manage and govern Microsoft 365 Copilot prompts.

Module 6: Perform basic administrative tasks related to Microsoft 365 Copilot agents.

Create a Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat agent – Part 1.
Create a Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat agent – Part 2.
Create a SharePoint agent.
Test and edit your agents.
Manage user access and permissions for agents.
Examine agent approval and governance.
Monitor and manage the agent lifecycle.

Adobe After Effects 2025

Hands-on After Effects course where you’ll learn how to create motion graphics and visual effects from scratch to professional level, including animation, compositing, and final export.

Digital Badge associated: ACP-2025X6: Visual Effects & Motion Graphics using Adobe After Effects 2025 (v25.x)

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70 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This After Effects: Visual Effects and Motion Graphics course is designed to progressively teach the fundamentals and techniques needed to create professional motion graphics and visual effects. Throughout the course, the student learns from project planning and design principles to advanced use of software, including compositing, animation, video editing, and final export.

The approach combines theory (terminology, animation principles, legal aspects) with practice through exercises and projects, with the aim of preparing both for certifications and for the professional environment in the audiovisual industry.

Program

Module 1: Fundamentals of motion graphics and video.

Purpose of the project and target audience.
Project planning.
Legal aspects and licenses.
Digital video and audio terminology.
Color management.
Principles of animation.
Composition techniques.
Principles of design and cinematography.

Module 2: Configuration and work environment.

Project creation and initial adjustments.
Creation of compositions.
After Effects interface.
Panels and workspaces.
Customization of the environment.
Navigation in compositions.
Use of markers, guides, and grids.
File import and resource management.

Module 3: Working with layers.

Types of layers.
Organization and management of layers.
Render order.
Use of null objects and hierarchies.
Blending modes.
Masks and mattes.
Audio synchronization.

Module 4: Content creation and animation.

Use of shapes (shape layers) and drawing tools.
Text creation and animation.
Clip trimming and editing.
Transformations and time control.
Use of effects and presets.
3D space, cameras and lights.
Motion tracking.
Chroma key and advanced composition.
Keyframe animation.
Graph editor.

Module 5: Export and completion.

Project review.
File organization.
Frame export.
Rendering of compositions.
Export with Media Encoder.

Adobe InDesign

Delve into print and digital editorial design. Learn how to manage fonts, layout documents, and prepare content for PDF and EPUB. With this course you will develop practical skills and master key processes in professional editing.

Digital Badge associated: ACP-2024X4: Print & Digital Media Publication using Adobe InDesign 2024 tellus, luctus n

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50 hours
100% online
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About This Course

This course is designed for participants to develop comprehensive competencies in the digital and print publishing field. Throughout the program, you gain complete mastery of the InDesign interface, the application of fundamental principles of design, typography, and composition, and the detailed configuration of editorial documents. Students learn how to create and edit objects, organize text into containers and shapes, and manage colors and styles accurately.

In addition, the course trains them in the advanced formatting of content for export in PDF and EPUB formats, providing them with the necessary tools to face professional challenges and thus opt to obtain the corresponding certification.

Objectives

At the end of the course, the student will be able to:

Know the InDesign interface and its functions, applying the principles of design, typography and composition techniques.
Define design objectives and manage the workspace to initiate editorial projects.
Set up documents and create, edit, and organize objects for editorial content.
Place and edit texts in containers and shapes, applying typographic concepts.
Manage color, apply editorial styles, and place elements within the document.
Format content by creating tables and applying transparency.
Set up document export and printing, generating PDF files with form fields and layouts for EPUB.

Program

Lesson 1: Interface

Principles of Design.
Typographic Concepts.
Composition Techniques.
Copyright.
Design Process.
Definition of Objectives.
Know the Work Area.
Start a Project with InDesign.

Lesson 2: Project Organization and Working with Objects

Document Settings.
Create and Edit Objects for Editorial Use.

Lesson 3: Text

Place Text in Containers and Shapes.
Import and Edit Text.
Working with Typography.

Lesson 4: Editing the Elements in the Document

Color Management.
Editorial Styles.
Place objects.

Lesson 5: Formatting Content

Create Tables.
Apply transparency.

Lesson 6: Formatting for Document Output

Export and Print settings.
Create PDF File with Form Fields.
Create a Design for EPUB.

Junior Support & Systems Technician – CCST IT Support Certification

This course provides an entry path to acquiring essential skills in technical support. It addresses fundamentals such as operating systems, hardware maintenance, network connectivity, and basic computer security.

Digital Badge associated: 100-140: CCST IT Support – Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) IT Support

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70 hours
100% online
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About this Course

The official Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) IT Support course is part of the official course curriculum of the Cisco Networking Academy program and provides an entry point for the development of essential skills in the field of IT technical support. This course addresses the fundamentals of computer support, including operating system management, hardware maintenance and configuration, network connectivity, and basic computer security. In addition, key aspects such as problem solving, incident diagnosis and user service are covered, with a practical approach that allows participants to apply their knowledge in real environments.

The contents of this training are aligned with the objectives of the Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) IT Support – (100-180 CCST IT Support) Exam, which is awarded by the official Cisco certification, internationally recognized. This entry-level certification is geared toward roles such as IT Support Technician, Help Desk Technician, or IT Support Specialist.

This course is developed within the framework of the Cisco Networking Academy program, a global initiative of Cisco Systems designed to bring training and official certification in the technological field, specializing in networks, technical support and cybersecurity.

To start the journey towards the CCST IT Support certification, you start with the course “IT Customer Support Basics”, This introductory course provides a basic understanding of the principles and practices of customer support in the field of information technology, preparing students to move towards more specialized levels of training and certification.

Objectives

Upon completion of the Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) IT Support course, the student will be able to:

Understand the fundamental tasks and responsibilities of an IT support technician.
Identify and resolve hardware issues, including component and peripheral failures.
Diagnose and troubleshoot connectivity and resource access issues on networks and devices.
Manage and repair incidents in operating systems and applications, ensuring their correct operation.
Recognize the most common security threats and implement basic prevention measures.
Use specialized tools for diagnosis, maintenance, and troubleshooting in IT environments.

Program

Module 1. IT support job tasks and responsibilities.

Define key help desk concepts:
- Queue management.
- Time management.
- Ticketing systems.
- Service Level Agreement (SLA).
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
Prepare documentation to summarize the customer interaction:
- Create a clear, concise, objective and complete description of the problem, the steps to solve it and the results obtained.
- Document in such a way that the documentation is useful for future interactions.
Describe the problem-solving process:
- Define the problem.
- Gather detailed information.
- Identify a probable cause of the failure.
- Design a plan to solve the problem.
- Make the necessary changes to implement the plan.
- Observe the results of the changes.
- If the problem is not resolved, repeat the process.
- Document the changes made to resolve the issue.

Module 2: Hardware problems.

Demonstrate how to follow basic safety procedures:
- Electric shock, ESD, fire, personal safety.
Help end users use tools to locate information about their device:
- Information: hostname, hardware (processor, memory, disk space), operating system version, IPv4 address, IPv6 address, MAC address.
- Windows Tools: Task Manager, System Information, Event Viewer, ipconfig.
- MacOS Tools: Activity Monitor, About This Mac, System Configuration, Console, ifconfig.
Help end users locate, identify, and understand the characteristics of various ports and cables:
- Video ports: HDMI, USB-C, DVI, DisplayPort, VGA.
- USB-A, USB-B, USB-C, Micro USB.
- Serial ports.
- RJ-45, UTP, STP.
- Common types of power cords (desktop, laptop, mobile).
- 3/4 lightning (USB-C).
- Converters.
Identify, install, and update various components on a desktop computer:
- Identification of the processor and motherboard.
- Identify, install, and update RAM, peripherals (graphics cards, wireless cards, Bluetooth cards), and internal storage devices (SATA, SSD, NVMe, M2).
- Support for interfaces and expansion cards.
- Using Device Manager to manage drivers.
- E-waste best practices for component disposal.
Investigate commonly encountered hardware issues:
- Basic troubleshooting: plug in, plug in, turn on.
- Application compatibility requirements: processor architecture, RAM requirements, GPU requirements, disk space.
- Use Device Manager to identify hardware issues.
- Device status indicators.
- Knowledge of firmware updates (benefits and dangers).

Module 3: Connectivity and access to resources problems.

Help users establish access to network-based resources:
- Basic knowledge of common directory services: Active Directory, cloud-based access management (Entra ID and AWS IAM).
- Multi-factor authentication (authenticator apps and other methods).
- Mapping a shared drive, including SMB and cloud drive (S3, OneDrive, GoogleDrive, Dropbox, Box, etc.).
- Using Gpupdate/adgpupdate to force a Group Policy update.
- Reset passwords.
- Verify membership in security and distribution groups.
- Verification of permits.
Troubleshoot connectivity issues commonly encountered with peripherals:
- Printers: connectivity, assistance in the use of a multifunction device, paper loading, jam resolution, cleaning the print queue, toner change.
- Fax, headsets, microphones, external drives, scanners, webcams, keyboard, mouse, pointing devices (wired and wireless), touch/interactive input devices, teleconferencing devices (Webex Desk Pro displays).
Examine the basic connectivity of the end device to the network:
- LAN (wired) access vs. WLAN.
- Purpose of the DNS.
- Purpose of DHCP (Self-Assigned IP Address Recognition – APIPA).
- Purpose of DHCPv6 (to recognize a local binding address instead of a global address).
- IP address ranges (correct, public, and private subnet).
- Default gateway.
- Wireless network SSID.
- Use of commands such as ipconfig/ifconfig, traceroute/tracert, ping, nslookup, netstat, etc.
- Purpose of a firewall and how it might affect connectivity.

Module 4: Problems with the operating system and applications.

Help users solve Windows operating system problems:
- Display settings, multiple displays, brightness.
- BitLocker codes.
- Windows and app updates.
- Clear the browser cache.
- Terminate processes with Task Manager.
- Backup and restore data with cloud-based tools (OneDrive).
- Boot sequence, start in safe mode.
- Energy management.
- Accessibility features.
Help users solve MacOS OS issues:
- Display settings, multiple displays, brightness.
- Allow apps the necessary permissions.
- Mounting external drives.
- Clear the browser cache.
- AirDrop.
- Terminate processes with Activity Monitor.
- Backup and restore personal data with cloud-based tools (iCloud and Time Machine).
- Energy management.
- Accessibility features.
Help users resolve mobile device issues:
- Restarting the phone, charging issues, connectivity, email settings, mobile apps, collaboration software, basic MDM knowledge.
- Device operating system: iOS, Android.
Describe virtualization and cloud terminology:
- Cloud providers: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
- Virtual machines and hypervisors.
- Recognize cloud models to route the incident to the right team.
Help users resolve common application issues:
- Installation in the Marketplace or approved apps.
- Unreliable/unknown sources.
- Productivity, collaboration, and email apps.

Module 5: Common threats and preventions.

Describe end-user security threats and escalate to the appropriate team:
- Threats: phishing, malware, spam, unauthorized access attempts, identity theft.
- Help the user run a malware scan.
- Strong passwords and password best practices.
Recognize how to avoid falling victim to social engineering attacks:
- Awareness that a help desk technician is a prime target for social engineering attacks.
- Phishing, identity theft, etc.
Recognize how company policies and confidentiality guidelines protect user data:
- Identify sensitive, proprietary, and personally identifiable information (PII).

Module 6: Work Tools

Use remote access software to connect to end-user devices and perform remote support tasks:
- Remote Desktop, Remote Support, Cisco WebEx, Remote Management, Computer Viewer, Virtual Network Computing (VNC), PC Anywhere.
Use appropriate troubleshooting tools to investigate an issue and update internal documentation with findings:
- AI: Consult AI to investigate an issue, limitations of AI, ethical considerations for AI, privacy and security risks, difference between predictive and generative AI.
- Use search engine results.
- Technical forums.
- Knowledge base articles (internal and industry).

Junior Cybersecurity Analyst – CCST Cybersecurity Certification

Learn the key areas in assessing and maintaining information security in organizations, including operating systems, applications, and network communications.

Digital Badge associated: 100-160: CCST Cybersecurity – Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) Cybersecurity

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120 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official training designed by Cisco, Junior Cybersecurity Analyst – CCST Cybersecurity Certification, is based on a curricular tour of the key areas in the evaluation and maintenance of information security in organizations, including operating systems, applications and network communications. Based on fundamental aspects, a comprehensive perspective of the current scenario of cybersecurity threats is offered; The targets, vulnerabilities, perpetrators, and diversity of technological elements that attackers exploit are identified and categorized.

Likewise, the different phases that make up cyberattacks are characterized, and the points to be taken into account to establish the best methods of containment and defense. The models, approaches and technologies used in the establishment of security mechanisms are also discussed, both from the perspective of network communication, and the devices that support it, as well as the security of the end points – clients and servers.

Next, methodologies for monitoring, evaluating and managing network and operating system security are presented and it is shown how to collect threat intelligence for the discovery of existing or potential vulnerabilities in the organization. Based on the knowledge of these elements, it is evident that there is a need to apply protection measures and implement a series of good practices, through governance and compliance frameworks, in order to improve security levels in organizations, and to be able to manage and respond to cybersecurity incidents.

Objectives

Explain how threat actors execute some of the most common types of cyberattacks.
Explain network security principles.
Explain how TCP/IP vulnerabilities enable network attacks.
Recommend measures to mitigate threats.
Troubleshoot wireless networks.
Explain how devices and services are used to improve network security.
Use Windows administrative tools.
Implement basic Linux security.
Evaluate endpoint protection and malware impacts.
Use cybersecurity best practices to improve confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Explain approaches to defending network security.
Implement some of the various aspects of the system and network defense.
Configure local and server-based access control.
Implement access control lists (ACLs) to filter traffic and mitigate network attacks.
Explain how firewalls are implemented to provide network security.
Implement a zone-policy-based firewall using the CLI.
Recommend cloud security requirements based on a given cloud scenario.
Determine the cryptographic techniques that are required to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity.
Explain how security technologies affect security monitoring.
Use different types of logs to store information about hosts and the network.
Explain the alert evaluation process.
Create documents and policies related to cybersecurity governance and compliance.
Use tools for network security testing.
Assess threat intelligence sources.
Explain how endpoint vulnerabilities are assessed and managed.
Select security controls based on the results of the risk assessment.
Use incident response models and forensic techniques to investigate security incidents.

Program

Module 1: Threats, vulnerabilities and attacks on cybersecurity.

Module 2: Network protection.

Module 3: Attack on the fundamentals.

Module 4: Attacking what we do.

Module 5: Wireless network communication.

Module 6: Network security infrastructure.

Module 7: The Windows operating system.

Module 8: Linux overview.

Module 9: Endpoint protection.

Module 10: Cybersecurity principles, practices, and processes.

Module 11: Understanding what defense is.

Module 12: System and network defense.

Module 13: Access control.

Module 14: Access control lists.

Module 15: Firewall technologies.

Module 16: Zone-based policy firewalls.

Module 17: Cloud security.

Module 18: Cryptography.

Module 19: Technologies and protocols.

Module 20: Network security data.

Module 21: Evaluate alerts.

Module 22: Management and compliance.

Module 23: Network security testing.

Module 24: Threat intelligence.

Module 25: Endpoint vulnerability assessment.

Module 26: Risk management and security controls.

Module 27: Digital forensics and incident analysis and response.

Adobe Photoshop

In this course, you will develop essential skills to create, modify, and manage images and digital assets with Adobe Photoshop. You will learn to master the fundamental tools and techniques that will boost your creativity and elevate your projects to a new level.

Digital Badge associated: ACP-2024X5: Visual Design using Adobe Photoshop 2024

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50 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This course provides the basic skills needed to create, modify, organize, manage, and manipulate images and digital media. Essential topics are covered throughout the program, including interface and tool management, digital editing, advanced image manipulation, drawing, compositing, editing for digital media, and preparing files for print.

Objectives

At the end of the course, the student will be able to:

Develop essential skills for creating and editing digital images.
Learn how to manage and organize digital resources.
Master the fundamental editing tools and techniques.
Enhance creativity and improve the quality of projects.
Apply practical knowledge in different design contexts.

Program

Lesson 1: Interface

Open a file.
Use of tools.
Image adjustments.
Color selection.
Text tool.
Hidden tools.
Options bar.
Undo changes.

Lesson 2: Digital Image Editing

Layers and organization.
Modify image size.
Trimming and straightening.
Color adjustments.
Image retouching.
Selection and movement of elements.
Clipping masks.
Transformations and opacity.
Layer styles.
Saving and exporting.

Lesson 3: Image Manipulation

Advanced color adjustments.
Perspective and distortion.
Selection masks.
Alpha channels and shadows.
Typography and text effects.

Lesson 4: Drawing and Composition

Using the Pen Tool.
Create and edit custom shapes.
Smart objects and filters.
Brushes and color mixing.
Editing history.
Final composition.

Lesson 5: Digital Media Editing

Creation of video projects.
Text animation.
Application of effects and audio.
Preparation of files for the web.
Automation and art boards.

Lesson 6: Preparing for Printing

Color settings.
File preparation and fusion.

Adobe Illustrator

Learn how to create, modify, and organize digital images with Illustrator. Master vector design tools to boost your creativity and increase your productivity in creating professional visual content for different media.

Digital Badge associated: ACP-2024X2: Graphic Design & Illustration using Adobe Illustrator 2024

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50 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This course is designed to provide students with a solid understanding of the fundamental tools and techniques essential for the creation, modification, and management of images and digital media. Throughout the training, participants will learn how to use Illustrator to design high-quality vector graphics, hone their ability to organize and edit digital projects, and explore best practices in image handling.

In addition, the course addresses the key objectives of the Adobe Certified Professional in Visual Design certification exam, helping students become familiar with industry standards and develop the skills necessary to pass the assessment successfully. By the end of the course, students will not only have acquired essential technical knowledge, but will also have the confidence and preparation to apply what they have learned in creative and professional projects.

Objectives

At the end of the course, the student will be able to:

Use the Adobe Illustrator interface and its basic tools.
Create vector illustrations from shapes and tracing techniques.
Edit strokes and colors to optimize your designs.
Incorporate and organize text elements using layers and masks.
Apply effects, styles, and brushes to generate textures and graphic effects.
Share and export projects in a professional way.

Program

Lesson 1: Interface

Get to know Illustrator.
Illustrator tools.
Create an illustration.
Work with basic shapes.
Use Image Trace.
Work in drawing mode.

Lesson 2: Drawing with Lines and Shapes

Create paths using Image Trace.
Organize content.
Draw a graph.
Copyright.

Lesson 3: Stroke and Color Editing

Draw with the Pen tool.
Color editing.
Design process.

Lesson 4: Working with Text

Add text.
Organize using layers.
Mask.
Clipping mask.

Lesson 5: Effects, Styles, and Using Brushes

Use of brushes.
Graphic effects and styles.
Create textures.

Lesson 6: Sharing and Exporting a Project

Create illustrations.
Use library files.
Combine arts from different origins.
Share documents with colleagues.

Junior Network Administrator – CCST Networking Certification

You’ll learn how networks work, including devices, transmission media, and protocols. You will develop key problem-solving skills, effective methodologies and best practices for managing computer networks.

Digital Badge associated: 100-150: CCST Networking – Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) Networking

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70 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

The course covers fundamentals of network communications, address assignment services, the necessary aspects of network sizing, the construction and cabling of a network, and the basic security configuration of the network. The most practical part deals with the configuration and characteristics of Cisco devices and the performance of test procedures and network troubleshooting, supported by the network simulation tool developed by Cisco, Packet Tracer.

The contents of this official Cisco Certified Support Technician Networking training prepare and are aligned with the objectives of the exam of the new certification, Cisco Certified Support Technician (CCST) Networking – (100-150 CCST Networking) Exam, which is recognized with the Cisco Certified Support Technician Networking certification, an entry-level certification oriented to roles such as network support technician, Help Desk Technician, or IT Support Specialist.

Objectives

Explain fundamental concepts of network communication.
Explain network types, components, and connections.
Set up mobile devices for wireless access.
Set up a built-in wireless router and wireless client to securely connect to the Internet.
Explain the importance of standards and protocols in network communications.
Describe common network media.
Explain how communication occurs in Ethernet networks.
Explain the characteristics of an IP address.
Explain how IPv4 addresses are used in network communication and segmentation.
Explain the characteristics of IPv6 addressing.
Configure a DHCP server.
Describe how routers connect networks to each other.
Explain how ARP enables communication on a network.
Create a fully connected LAN.
Explain how customers access Internet services.
Explain the role of common services in the application layer.
Use various tools to test and troubleshoot network connectivity issues.
Explain the components of a hierarchical network design.
Explain the characteristics of virtualization and cloud services.
Calculate numbers between decimal, binary, and hexadecimal systems.
Explain how Ethernet works on a switched network.
Explain how routers use network-layer protocols and services to enable end-to-end connectivity.
Explain how ARP enables communication over a local area network.
Explain how DNS and DHCP services work.
Compare the operations of transport layer protocols to support end-to-end communication.
Use Cisco IOS.
Create a simple computer network with Cisco devices.
Use various tools to test network connectivity.
Explain how physical layer network protocols, services, and media support communications over data networks.
Explain how media access control at the data link layer supports communication over physical and logical networks.
Explain how routers use network-layer protocols and services to enable end-to-end connectivity.
Calculate a IPv4 subnet division scheme to segment a network efficiently.
Implement an IPv6 addressing scheme.
Explain how ND enables communication on a network.
Describe Cisco routers and switches.
Troubleshoot basic network connectivity issues.
Demonstrate effective problem-solving methodologies and help desk best practices.
Explain common threats, vulnerabilities, and endpoint attacks.
Configure secure user access on a network.

Program

Module 1: Communication in a connected world.

Module 2: Network components, types, and connections.

Module 3: Wireless and mobile networks.

Module 4: Create a home network.

Module 5: Principles of communication.

Module 6: Network media.

Module 7: The access layer.

Module 8: The Internet protocol.

Module 9: IPv4 and network segmentation.

Module 10: IPv6 Addressing Formats and Rules.

Module 11: Dynamic routing with DHCP.

Module 12: Gateways to other networks.

Module 13: The ARP process.

Module 14: Routing between networks.

Module 15: TCP and UDP.

Module 16: Application layer services.

Module 17: Network test utilities.

Module 18: Network design.

Module 19: The cloud and virtualization.

Module 20: Numbering systems.

Module 21: Ethernet switching.

Module 22: The network layer.

Module 23: IPv4 Address Structure.

Module 24: Management resolution.

Module 25: IP Addressing Services.

Module 26: The transport layer.

Module 27: The Cisco IOS command line.

Module 28: Create a small Cisco network.

Module 29: ICMP.

Module 30: Physical layer.

Module 31: Data link layer.

Module 32: Routing at the network layer.

Module 33: IPv6 addressing.

Module 34: IPv6 neighbor discovery.

Module 35: Cisco switches and routers.

Module 36: Troubleshooting common network problems.

Module 37: Network support.

Module 38: Threats, vulnerabilities and attacks on cybersecurity.

Module 39: Network security.

Adobe Express

Adobe Express course for content creation and digital marketing. Design of multimedia pieces and development of campaigns for multiple platforms.

Digital Badge associated: ACP-2024X8: Content Creation and Marketing using Adobe Express

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50 hours
100% online
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About This Course

Complete course in content creation and digital marketing with Adobe Express, from the fundamentals of marketing to publishing and managing multimedia projects.

Learn how to design visual pieces such as social media posts, videos, flyers, presentations, and web pages, creating content for multiple platforms, and developing digital campaigns using design principles, branding, and communication strategies, with a hands-on approach based on real projects.

The course includes Content Visualization, Practical Exercises (Videos, Exercises, and Project Development), and Knowledge Review and Consolidation.

Objectives

At the end of the course, the student will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals of digital marketing and its application in content creation.
Define target audiences and apply marketing and branding strategies in digital projects.
Apply visual design principles (typography, color, and composition) to create effective pieces.
Design content that is accessible, coherent and aligned with good ethical and legal practices.
Create and edit media using Adobe Express (graphics, video, audio, and web pages).
Use artificial intelligence tools to generate and optimize digital content.
Develop pieces of content adapted to different formats and digital platforms.
Manage resources, files, and libraries to maintain project organization and consistency.
Collaborate on digital projects and share content efficiently.
Publish, schedule, and export content in formats appropriate to the distribution channel.

Program

Introduction.

Skills assessment.
Basic concepts and use of the course.

Module 1 – Digital marketing.

Promotion concepts.
Adobe Express interface and templates.
Principles of digital marketing.
Target audience and buyer persona.
Marketing strategies.
Branding (business and customer perspective).
Media and types of content.
Types of advertising.
Content optimization and SEO.
Web design.
Retargeting, remarketing, and A/B testing.
Automation and social networks.

Module 2 – Design.

Typography.
Color.
Composition.
Design processes.
Audience in design.
Accessibility.
Generative AI.
Legal and ethical considerations.

Module 3 – Content creation and editing.

Use of media, elements and grids.
Layered work.
Use of generative AI.
Themes and brands.
Pages and formats.
Color application.
Video editing.
Audio editing.
Animations.
Effects, adjustments, and timing.
Website creation.
Text editing.
Use of templates.
File editing and conversion.
QR codes and translation.

Module 4 – Content Management.

Resource libraries.
File organization.
Template customization.

Module 5 – Publishing and collaboration.

Collaboration.
Publication and programming.
Content export.

Adobe Premiere Pro 2025

Complete course in video editing with Adobe Premiere Pro, from planning to final export. Learn how to create professional projects by mastering tools, workflow, and editing techniques.

Digital Badge associated: ACP-2025X1: Digital Video using Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 (v25.x)

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70 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This Adobe Premiere Pro – Digital Video Editing course is designed to teach, from zero to intermediate-advanced level, the skills needed to create, edit, and export professional audiovisual projects.

The entire video workflow is covered throughout the course: from pre-production (planning, audience, script, and legal aspects), through project setup and media management, to advanced video and audio editing, including effects, color, and animations. Finally, the export, publication and archiving processes are addressed.

The course combines theory, practice and applied exercises, with the aim of preparing the student for both the professional environment and official certifications.

Objectives

At the end of the course, the student will be able to:

Understand the full video production flow: pre-production, production, and post-production.
Create and configure projects and sequences adapted to different formats and needs.
Master the Premiere Pro interface and optimize your workspace.
Edit video and audio using tools, effects, transitions, and keyframes.
Export, publish and archive projects professionally according to the distribution medium.

Program

Module 1: Fundamentals of digital video.

Project preparation (objective, audience, needs).
Formats, compression, and aspect ratio.
Communication and planning (script, storyboard, shot list).
Project management (production and post-production).
Intellectual property, licenses and permits.
Video and audio terminology.
Principles of videography (exposure, color, composition).
Types of shots, camera movements and visual narrative.
Editing techniques (cuts, transitions, editing).
Composition rules (rule of thirds, contrast, framing).
Workflows in audiovisual production.

Module 2: Configuration and work environment.

Creation of projects and sequences.
Project settings and technical configuration.
Premiere Pro interface (panels).
Personalized workspaces.
System preferences and optimization.
Timeline navigation.
Use of markers, entry/exit points.
Guidelines, safety margins and rules.
Import of video, audio and graphics.
File management and organization (bins, metadata).

Module 3: Sequence and Track Management.

Using the Timeline.
Video and audio track management.
Organization of complex sequences.
Nesting sequences.
Multi-camera editing.
Activate, hide and control tracks.

Module 4: Video and Audio Editing.

Basic and advanced editing tools.
Insertion, overwriting, cutting and extraction.
Creation and editing of texts and graphics.
Transformations (scale, position, size).
Clip editing and organization.
Audio settings (volume, channels).
Color correction (Lumetri Color).
Video effects and transitions.
Adjustment layers, masks, and picture-in-picture.
Chroma keying.
Use of keyframes (animation).
Audio effects and mixing.
Synchronization and merging of clips.

Module 5: Export and publish.

Preparation of the project for export.
Video export in different formats.
Use of Media Encoder.
Rendering.
Archiving and final project management.

Autodesk: AutoCAD 2026

Learn how to create and modify 2D technical drawings with AutoCAD 2026, master precision, annotation, layout, and publishing tools, and get ready to earn the official Autodesk Certified User (ACU) certification.

Digital Badge associated: ACU-C1001: Autodesk Certified User – AutoCAD 2026 (Next Generation)

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50 hours
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About This Course

This official Autodesk course is designed for you to master AutoCAD 2026 from its fundamentals to a professional level. Throughout the program you will learn how to create and modify 2D objects, draw accurately, manage layers, annotate drawings and prepare layouts for publication.

The content follows the objectives of the Autodesk Certified User (ACU) exam and combines training videos, interactive exercise labs, and a workbook of hands-on projects that simulate real-world situations in the professional environment in engineering and architecture.

By completing this course, you will be prepared to take the ACU certification exam and to develop in-demand skills in sectors such as technical design, architecture, civil engineering, and manufacturing.

Who is it for?

This course is ideal for:

Beginners with no previous experience in AutoCAD or CAD software who want to get started in 2D technical drawing.
Students of engineering, architecture, industrial design or technical vocational training who need to incorporate AutoCAD into their academic and professional profile.
Professionals in the early stages of their career who want to improve their employability in sectors such as construction, manufacturing or product design.
People who already use AutoCAD in a self-taught way and want to structure and validate their knowledge with an official Autodesk certification.
Teachers and technical trainers who are looking for structured material aligned with certification objectives to teach or complement CAD courses.
Anyone who wants to prepare to pass the Autodesk Certified User (ACU) certification exam in AutoCAD.

Objectives

By completing this course you will be able to:

Navigate the AutoCAD 2026 interface with ease: workspace, menus, toolbars, palettes, and command line.
Create and edit basic 2D geometric objects: lines, arcs, circles, polygons, rectangles, and polylines.
Make 2D isometric drawings to represent objects with a three-dimensional appearance.
Manage layers: create, modify properties, assign objects, and identify the contents of each layer.
Working with blocks: Create, insert, modify instances, and transfer information between drawing files.
Draw accurately using object snaps, snap tracking, absolute and relative coordinates, dynamic input, and direct distance entry.
Modify object properties and apply editing commands: move, copy, rotate, scale, stretch, trim, extend, and lengthen.
Create rectangular and polar arrays, apply offset, and use fillet and chamfer to manage corners.
Add annotations: text, multiline text, leaders, multileaders, and linear, angular, and custom style dimensions.
Apply hatch and fill patterns to closed areas of the drawing.
Configure and manage layouts with viewports, set scale properties, and add a title block.
Publish and export drawings to plotter, printer or PDF file.

Program

Module 1. Draw and modify objects.

Lesson 1: Opening files, walking through AutoCAD, Drafting & Annotation workspace, menus, toolbars, and drawing settings.
Lesson 2: Creating and editing geometric shapes — rectangles, lines, arcs, circles, and polygons.
Lesson 3: isometric views and 2D isometric drawings, orthomode, fillets.
Lesson 4: create open and closed polylines; edit polylines with PEDIT; Select and deselect objects.
Lesson 5: Manage layers — create, delete, set the active layer, edit properties, identify objects by layer; Measure tool.
Lesson 6: Create a basic block, exploit objects, insert and modify instances of a block, scale blocks.
Lesson 7: Using Palettes and Design Center; Transfer information between drawing files.

Module 2. Draw accurately.

Lesson 1: object snaps and snap tracking; snaps to midpoints and endpoints; running object snaps.
Lesson 2: different object snaps; running multiple object snaps; coordinate values and change of angles.
Lesson 3: dynamic input and direct distance entry; absolute coordinates.

Module 3. Basic editing.

Lesson 1: Identify and modify layer, color, lineweight, and linetype.
Lesson 2: Match properties between objects.
Lesson 3: Move, copy, rotate, mirror, scale, and stretch.
Lesson 4: Modify objects using grips.
Lesson 5: trim, extend and lengthen.
Lesson 6: Rectangular and polar arrays.
Lesson 7: offset — parallel lines and concentric circles.
Lesson 8: fillet and chamfer — rounded, chamfered and square corners (zero radius).

Module 4. Annotation.

Lesson 1: single-line text, multiline text, and text styles.
Lesson 2: leaders, multileader styles and multileader options.
Lesson 3: linear and angular dimensions.
Lesson 4: Multiple dimensions with a single command; dimension styles.
Lesson 5: Create hatch and fill patterns; Specify hatch options and properties.

Module 5. Layouts and printing.

Lesson 1: Activate a layout, configure the paper space, hide viewport borders.
Lesson 2: Modify viewports in a layout.
Lesson 3: Viewport properties for representing geometry to scale; Add a title block.
Lesson 4: Publish a drawing to plotter, printer, or PDF file.

Autodesk: Inventor

Master 3D mechanical design with Autodesk Inventor. Learn how to create and modify parts, assemblies, and technical drawings, and gain key skills to work with one of the most widely used CAD software in the industry.

Digital Badge associated: ACU-C1002: Autodesk Certified User – Inventor 2026 – Imperial (Next Generation)

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50 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

The Autodesk Inventor course provides hands-on, structured training in 3D mechanical design using Autodesk Inventor. Through interactive digital content, participants will learn how to create parts, assemblies, and technical drawings, preparing for the official Autodesk Certified User: Inventor certification.

Objectives

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

Understand the fundamentals of 3D mechanical design with Autodesk Inventor.
Create and modify 2D sketches.
Model parts and assemblies.
Generate technical drawings and presentations.

Program

Module 1: Getting Started with Autodesk Inventor.

Interface navigation.
File and project management.
Configuring units and templates.

Module 2: 2D Sketches.

Sketch creation and editing.
Application of restrictions and limits.
Use of drawing tools.

Module 3: Modeling of parts.

Extrusions, revolutions and sweeps.
Application of modeling operations.
Use of patterns and symmetries.

Module 4: Assemblies.

Creating assemblies.
Application of assembly constraints.
Interference analysis.

Module 5: Plans and presentations.

Generation of views and plans.
Add annotations and dimensions.
Creation of animated presentations.

AI-901: Introduction to AI on Azure

Consolidate the key foundations of AI on Azure: Build intelligent solutions with generative AI, vision, language, speech, and agents.

Digital Badge associated: AI-901: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals

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6 hours
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About This Course

This course provides a practical introduction to the A. The training covers both the key principles of machine learning and the capabilities of the Azure platform to develop intelligent applications.

The content combines theoretical AI concepts with basic technological skills that form a solid foundation for those who want to start a professional career in the development and implementation of artificial intelligence solutions in cloud environments.

Who is it for?

This course is aimed at aspiring technology professionals who are at the beginning of their career in developing AI solutions. It is helpful to have some knowledge of Python programming syntax and programming techniques. In addition, it is recommended to know the basics of the cloud, including cloud storage, cloud computing, and cloud-based authentication and authorization.

Objectives

By the end of the course, the student will have acquired the following knowledge and skills:

Understand the fundamentals of AI, machine learning, and responsible AI, and their application in enterprise environments.
Understanding generative AI: how LLMs work and how to design effective prompts.
Understand the concept of AI agents and how to define their behavior using instructions, tools, and flows.
Use Azure AI Foundry to select, deploy, test, and validate models and agents (portal and APIs).
Apply NLP and computer vision techniques (including multimodal models) to analyze text and images and generate content.
Deploy solutions with Azure services such as Speech, Vision, Document Intelligence, and AI Search to extract and process information in a secure and scalable way.

Program

Module 1. Introduction to artificial intelligence concepts.

Introduction to artificial intelligence.
Generative AI and agents.
Text analysis and natural language processing.
Speech.
Computer vision.
Information extraction.
Exercise: Explore simple AI as an agent.

Module 2. Introduction to generative AI and agents.

Large Language Models (LLMs).
Prompts.
AI agents.
Exercise: Explore generative AI.

Module 3. Introduction to Natural Language Processing Concepts.

Translation.
Analysis of statistical text.
Service language models.
Exercise: Explore text analysis.

Module 4. Introduction to AI concepts for speech.

Voice classification.
Speech recognition.
Speech synthesis.
Exercise: Explore voice AI.

Module 5. Introduction to computer vision concepts.

Filters and computer vision techniques.
Ways to use computer vision.
Convolutional neural networks.
Vision transformers and visual models.
Image generation.
Exercise: explore computer vision.

Module 6. Introduction to AI information extraction concepts.

Unstructured information.
Overview of information extraction.
Optical character recognition (OCR).
Form extraction and field mapping.
Exercise: Explore information extraction.

Module 7. Get started with AI on Azure.

Understand Azure AI.
AI application development on Azure.
Microsoft Foundry for AI.
Using Microsoft Foundry endpoints.
Exercise: Working with Microsoft Foundry.

Module 8. Work with generative AI and agents in Azure.

Generative AI models.
Use of a generative AI model.
Creating an agent.
Exercise: Build solutions with generative AI and agents in Microsoft Foundry.

Module 9. Using text analytics in Azure.

Azure Language.
Azure Language SDK.
Azure Language MCP.
Exercise: Apply text analysis in Microsoft Foundry.

Module 10. Deploy voice solutions on Azure.

Speech recognition.
Speech synthesis.
Creating an agent with voice capabilities.
Exercise: Working with Speech in Microsoft Foundry.

Module 11. Apply computer vision in Azure.

Multimodal models for image analysis.
Imaging models.
Video generation models.
Exercise: Use computer vision in Microsoft Foundry.

Module 12. Explore AI-powered insights extraction in Azure.

Extract information from documents.
Extract audio and video information.
Exercise: Use Content Understanding in Microsoft Foundry.

AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (LearnKey)

Learn the fundamentals of the cloud and the core services of Microsoft Azure: compute, networking, storage, identity, security, governance, and cost management.

Digital Badge associated: AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

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15 hours
100% online
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About This Course

This course, developed with LearnKey’s courseware, prepares you for the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) certification. Throughout the program you will explore the fundamentals of cloud computing and the key services of Microsoft Azure, acquiring the conceptual foundations necessary to work with cloud environments.

The course is structured in three modules.

In the first one, you will delve into the concepts of cloud computing: deployment models (public, private, and hybrid), types of service (IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS), and advantages of the on-demand consumption model.

In the second domain, you’ll learn about Azure’s core architecture: regions, availability zones, virtual machines, containers, virtual networks, storage, and identity and security with Microsoft Entra ID, RBAC, and Microsoft Defender for Cloud.

The third domain addresses management and governance: cost tools, regulatory compliance, resource deployment with ARM Templates, Azure Arc, and monitoring tools such as Azure Monitor and Azure Advisor.

The course includes training videos, practical laboratory exercises, work projects and pre- and post-mastery assessments that allow progress to be measured and learning to be reinforced.

Who is it for?

This course is especially aimed at:

IT professionals who want to become familiar with the basics of cloud and Azure services.
Students and recent graduates who want to start their career in cloud technologies.
Non-cloud technicians who need to understand Azure fundamentals to collaborate with infrastructure teams.
Business managers, project managers or consultants who work with projects based on Microsoft Azure.
Anyone who wants to prepare for the AZ-900 certification exam.

Prerequisites:

No prior knowledge of Azure or cloud computing is required. Basic familiarity with general IT concepts (networking, operating systems, programming concepts) is recommended, but not required.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Define the concept of cloud computing and describe the advantages of using cloud services.
Identify and compare public, private, and hybrid cloud models, as well as IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS service types.
Understand the shared responsibility model and consumption-based pricing models.
Describe the core architectural components of Azure: regions, availability zones, resource groups, subscriptions, and management groups.
Differentiate compute types in Azure: virtual machines, containers, and functions (serverless).
Describe Azure virtual network services: virtual networks, subnets, DNS, VPN Gateway, and ExpressRoute.
Compare Azure storage services and describe redundancy and migration options.
Describe identity and security services in Azure: Microsoft Entra ID, SSO, MFA, RBAC, Zero Trust, and Microsoft Defender for Cloud.
Manage and optimize costs in Azure using the Pricing Calculator, Cost Management tool, and tags.
Use governance and compliance tools: Microsoft Purview, Azure Policy, resource locks, and the Service Trust Portal.
Deploy and manage resources using the Azure portal, Cloud Shell, Azure CLI, PowerShell, Azure Arc, and ARM Templates. Monitor Azure infrastructure with Azure Advisor, Azure Service Health, and Azure Monitor (Log Analytics, alerts, Application Insights).

Program

Module 1. Cloud concepts.

Lesson 1. Cloud Computing Description.

Cloud Computing.
Shared responsibility model.
Cloud models and use cases.
Consumption-based model.
Cloud pricing models.

Lesson 2. Advantages of Cloud services.

High availability and scalability.
Reliability and predictability.
Security and governance.
Management advantages.

Lesson 3. Types of Cloud services.

IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.
Use cases for Cloud service types.

Module 2. Azure architecture and services.

Lesson 1. Main architectural components.

Regions, pairs of regions, and sovereign regions.
Availability zones and data centers.
Resources, resource groups, subscriptions, and management groups.

Lesson 2. Computer and networking services.

Virtual machines, containers, and Functions (serverless).
Virtual machine options: Scale Sets, Availability Sets, and Azure Virtual Desktop.
Azure App Service and app hosting options.
Virtual networks, subnets, peering, Azure DNS, VPN Gateway, and ExpressRoute.
Public and private endpoints.

Lesson 3. Storage services.

Comparison of storage services and storage tiers.
Redundancy options and storage account types.
File move options: AzCopy, Azure Storage Explorer, and Azure File Sync.
Migration tools: Azure Migrate and Azure Data Box.

Lesson 4. Identity, access and security.

Directory Services: Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft Entra Domain Services.
Authentication methods: SSO, MFA, and passwordless authentication.
External identities and guest access (B2B and B2C).
Microsoft Entra Conditional Access.
Role-based access control (RBAC), Zero Trust, and defense-in-depth.
Microsoft Defender for Cloud.

Module 3. Azure management and governance.

Lesson 1. Cost management.

Factors that affect costs in Azure.
Pricing calculator and total cost of ownership (TCO) calculator.
Azure billing and cost management tool.
Tags for organization and cost control.

Lesson 2. Governance and compliance.

Microsoft Purview.
Azure Policy and resource locks.
Service Trust Portal.

Lesson 3. Deployment and resource management tools.

Azure portal.
Azure Cloud Shell: CLI and PowerShell.
Azure Arc e Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
Azure Resource Manager and ARM Templates.

Lesson 4. Monitoring tools.

Azure Advisor.
Azure Service Health.
Azure Monitor: Log Analytics, alerts, and Application Insights.

AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (MS Learn)

Ideal course to start working in the Microsoft Azure Cloud and get a practical view of its services and solutions. No scripting knowledge is required. It’s a good starting point for moving towards roles like Azure Administrator

Digital Badge associated: AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals

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6 hours
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About This Course

This course is suitable for IT staff who are just getting started with Azure, are interested in learning about Azure services, and gaining hands-on experience with the product. The course primarily uses the Azure portal and the command-line interface to create resources. No scripting knowledge is required. Learners will gain confidence to tackle other role-based courses and certifications, such as Azure Administrator. The training combines lectures, demonstrations and practical laboratories.

Program

Module 1: Understanding Cloud Computing.

Introduction to the basics of Microsoft Azure.
Introduction to cloud computing.
What is cloud computing.
Description of the shared responsibility model.
Definition of models in the cloud.
Description of the consumption-based model.

Module 2: Description of the advantages of using cloud services.

Understanding the benefits of high availability and scalability in the cloud.
Understanding the benefits of reliability and predictability in the cloud.
Understanding the benefits of cloud security and governance.
Understanding the benefits of cloud manageability.

Module 3: Description of Cloud Service Types.

Description of infrastructure as a service.
Description of the platform as a service.
Description of Software as a Service.

Module 4: Describe the core architectural components of Azure.

What is Microsoft Azure.
Get started with Azure accounts.
Exercise: Explore the Learn sandbox.
Description of the Azure physical infrastructure.
Understanding Azure management infrastructure.
Exercise: Create an Azure resource.

Module 5: Understanding Azure compute and networking services.

Description of Azure Virtual Machines.
Exercise: Create an Azure VM.
Description of Azure Virtual Desktop.
Understanding Azure containers.
Understanding Azure Functions.
Understanding application hosting options.
Understanding Azure virtual networks.
Exercise: Configuring network access.
Understanding Azure Virtual Private Networks.
Describe Azure ExpressRoute.
Describe Azure DNS.

Module 6: Understanding Azure Storage Services.

Understanding Azure storage accounts.
Understanding Azure storage redundancy.
Understanding Azure storage services.
Exercise: Create a storage blob.
Identify your Azure data migration options.
Identify Azure file move options.

Module 7: Understanding Azure Identity, Access, and Security.

Understanding Azure directory services.
Understanding Azure authentication methods.
Understanding Azure external identities.
Understanding Azure Conditional Access.
Understand Azure role-based access control.
Describe the zero trust model.
Defense in depth description.
Description of Microsoft Defender for Cloud.

Module 8: Understanding cost management in Azure.

Understanding the factors that can affect costs in Azure.
Comparison of pricing and total cost of ownership calculators.
Exercise: Estimating Workload Costs with the Pricing Calculator.
Exercise: Comparing workload costs using the TCO calculator.
Describe the Microsoft Cost Management tool.
Description of the purpose of the labels.

Module 9: Understanding Azure features and tools for governance and compliance.

Description of the purpose of Microsoft Purview.
Description of the purpose of Azure Policy.
Description of the purpose of resource locks.
Exercise: Configuring a Resource Lock.
Description of the benefits of the Service Trust Portal.

Module 10: Description of the features and tools for managing and deploying Azure resources.

Description of tools for interacting with Azure.
Description of the purpose of Azure Arc.
Description of Azure Resource Manager and Azure ARM templates.

Module 11: Understanding Azure monitoring tools.

Understand the purpose of Azure Advisor.
Description of Azure Service Health.
Understanding Azure Monitor.

Autodesk: Inventor

Digital Badge associated: ACU-C1003: Autodesk Certified User – Inventor 2026 – Metric (Next Generation)

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50 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Objectives

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

Understand the fundamentals of 3D mechanical design with Autodesk Inventor.
Create and modify 2D sketches.
Model parts and assemblies.
Generate technical drawings and presentations.

Program

Module 1: Getting Started with Autodesk Inventor.

Interface navigation.
File and project management.
Configuring units and templates.

Module 2: 2D Sketches.

Sketch creation and editing.
Application of restrictions and limits.
Use of drawing tools.

Module 3: Modeling of parts.

Extrusions, revolutions and sweeps.
Application of modeling operations.
Use of patterns and symmetries.

Module 4: Assemblies.

Creating assemblies.
Application of assembly constraints.
Interference analysis.

Module 5: Plans and presentations.

Generation of views and plans.
Add annotations and dimensions.
Creation of animated presentations.

Autodesk: Revit Architecture

Practical introductory course to Revit for BIM modeling. Learn how to create and edit architectural elements, manage views and levels, document the project, and prepare presentation-ready plans.

Digital Badge associated: ACU-C1004: Autodesk Certified User – Revit 2026 for Architecture – Imperial (Next Generation)

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46 hours
100% online
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About This Course

This course provides a comprehensive and hands-on introduction to the BIM modeling environment with Autodesk Revit. Throughout the sessions, students will learn to develop a basic architectural project, from the creation of construction elements such as walls, floors and roofs to the graphic documentation necessary for its presentation. Work is progressively carried out with the essential tools for designing, editing and organising the model, incorporating both technical and visual aspects. The approach is totally practical, based on exercises and real cases that allow you to become fluent in the use of the software and understand the most common workflows in architecture, engineering or design studios.

Objectives

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

Navigate and work with ease in the Revit interface.
Create and modify basic architectural elements such as walls, floors, roofs, doors and windows.
Incorporate structural components such as grids, columns, stairs, and railings.
Use editing tools to fine-tune and arrange the model.
Configure levels and views (2D, 3D, sections, elevations, and details).
Control the display of the model and organize the graphical information.
Upload and edit families and materials adapting them to the project.
Document the design with texts, labels, dimensions, and tables.
Add 2D details and prepare drawings ready for presentation or printing.

Program

UNIT 1: MODELING.

Lesson 1: Introduction to Revit.

What this course includes.
How to study.
Introduction to the interface.

Lesson 2: Working with walls.

Install and modify basic walls.
Apply restrictions to walls.
Attach a wall to a floor or roof.

Lesson 3: Add doors, windows, and openings.

Select and place appropriate types.
Place at the right level and orientation.
Make openings in construction elements.
Create shaft openings.

Lesson 4: Adding and Editing Floors, Ceilings, and Decks (Part 1).

Laying and amending floors.
Install and modify roofs.
Placing and modifying covers.
Add deck sections.

Lesson 5: Adding and Editing Floors, Ceilings, and Decks (Part 2).

Use drawing tools.
Use keyboard shortcuts.
Create walkways or paths.
Create a gabled roof.
Place components and furniture.

Lesson 6: Working with grids and columns.

Position grid lines.
Rename the grid (bubble value).
Place and modify architectural columns.

Lesson 7: Working with stairs, ramps, and railings.

Place straight stairs.
Customize stairs.
Copy items to other levels.
Place ramps.
Place and edit railings.

Lesson 8: Placing rooms.

Place a room with or without a label.
Rename the room.
Identify or define the elements that delimit a room.
Create separation lines.

Lesson 9: Using Modification Tools (Part 1).

Move, copy, and rotate items.
Trim or extend elements.
Align or move elements.
Reflect elements.

Lesson 10: Using Modification Tools (Part 2).

Split elements with or without separation.
Create linear or circular matrices.
Resize elements.
To fix or release elements.

UNIT 2: VISUALIZATION.

Lesson 1: Use levels to define heights or floors.

Add a level.
Edit a level in a view.

Lesson 2: Creating and Modifying Views (Part 1).

Create 2D plan views.
Create section and elevation views.
Adjust crop regions.
Use callouts.

Lesson 3: Creating and Modifying Views (Part 2).

Create detail views.
Create 3D views.
Create camera views.
Modify view limits.
Duplicate views.

Lesson 4: Controlling the view display.

Set view properties.
Control the underlay display.
Manage view range.

Lesson 5: Setting up family types.

Load families.
Understand system, loadable, and in-situ families.
Duplicate, rename, and modify types.
Reassign materials.
Edit assemblies.

UNIT 3: DOCUMENTATION.

Lesson 1: Create and modify text.

Place or modify text or modeled text
Assign text type.
Modify family types.
Add a leader.
Establish the alignment of the text.

Lesson 2: Add tags.

Tag by category.
Label all elements.
Room labels.
Edit values on the label.

Lesson 3: Use dimensions.

Place dimensions.
Use dimensional constraints.
Apply dimension types.
Edit reference lines (witness lines).

Lesson 4: Create and use schedules.

Create planning tables.
Configure the tables.
Enter and modify data in tables.

Lesson 5: Add 2D detail elements.

Detailed lines and components.
Fill or masking regions.
Change the thickness of the insulation.

Lesson 6: Create and organize the layout of plans.

Place and adjust views on plans.
Edit views.
Enter information in the box.

Autodesk: Revit Architecture

Practical introductory course to Revit for BIM modeling. Learn how to create and edit architectural elements, manage views and levels, document the project, and prepare presentation-ready plans.

Digital Badge associated: ACU-C1005: Autodesk Certified User – Revit 2026 for Architecture – Metric (Next Generation)

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46 hours
100% online
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About This Course

Objectives

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

Navigate and work with ease in the Revit interface.
Create and modify basic architectural elements such as walls, floors, roofs, doors and windows.
Incorporate structural components such as grids, columns, stairs, and railings.
Use editing tools to fine-tune and arrange the model.
Configure levels and views (2D, 3D, sections, elevations, and details).
Control the display of the model and organize the graphical information.
Upload and edit families and materials adapting them to the project.
Document the design with texts, labels, dimensions, and tables.
Add 2D details and prepare drawings ready for presentation or printing.

Program

UNIT 1: MODELING.

Lesson 1: Introduction to Revit.

What this course includes.
How to study.
Introduction to the interface.

Lesson 2: Working with walls.

Install and modify basic walls.
Apply restrictions to walls.
Attach a wall to a floor or roof.

Lesson 3: Add doors, windows, and openings.

Select and place appropriate types.
Place at the right level and orientation.
Make openings in construction elements.
Create shaft openings.

Lesson 4: Adding and Editing Floors, Ceilings, and Decks (Part 1).

Laying and amending floors.
Install and modify roofs.
Placing and modifying covers.
Add deck sections.

Lesson 5: Adding and Editing Floors, Ceilings, and Decks (Part 2).

Use drawing tools.
Use keyboard shortcuts.
Create walkways or paths.
Create a gabled roof.
Place components and furniture.

Lesson 6: Working with grids and columns.

Position grid lines.
Rename the grid (bubble value).
Place and modify architectural columns.

Lesson 7: Working with stairs, ramps, and railings.

Place straight stairs.
Customize stairs.
Copy items to other levels.
Place ramps.
Place and edit railings.

Lesson 8: Placing rooms.

Place a room with or without a label.
Rename the room.
Identify or define the elements that delimit a room.
Create separation lines.

Lesson 9: Using Modification Tools (Part 1).

Move, copy, and rotate items.
Trim or extend elements.
Align or move elements.
Reflect elements.

Lesson 10: Using Modification Tools (Part 2).

Split elements with or without separation.
Create linear or circular matrices.
Resize elements.
To fix or release elements.

UNIT 2: VISUALIZATION.

Lesson 1: Use levels to define heights or floors.

Add a level.
Edit a level in a view.

Lesson 2: Creating and Modifying Views (Part 1).

Create 2D plan views.
Create section and elevation views.
Adjust crop regions.
Use callouts.

Lesson 3: Creating and Modifying Views (Part 2).

Create detail views.
Create 3D views.
Create camera views.
Modify view limits.
Duplicate views.

Lesson 4: Controlling the view display.

Set view properties.
Control the underlay display.
Manage view range.

Lesson 5: Setting up family types.

Load families.
Understand system, loadable, and in-situ families.
Duplicate, rename, and modify types.
Reassign materials.
Edit assemblies.

UNIT 3: DOCUMENTATION.

Lesson 1: Create and modify text.

Place or modify text or modeled text
Assign text type.
Modify family types.
Add a leader.
Establish the alignment of the text.

Lesson 2: Add tags.

Tag by category.
Label all elements.
Room labels.
Edit values on the label.

Lesson 3: Use dimensions.

Place dimensions.
Use dimensional constraints.
Apply dimension types.
Edit reference lines (witness lines).

Lesson 4: Create and use schedules.

Create planning tables.
Configure the tables.
Enter and modify data in tables.

Lesson 5: Add 2D detail elements.

Detailed lines and components.
Fill or masking regions.
Change the thickness of the insulation.

Lesson 6: Create and organize the layout of plans.

Place and adjust views on plans.
Edit views.
Enter information in the box.

English for IT Intermediate Part 1 – Official B1+ / GSE 43-58 Certification

Course that begins to prepare students to function professionally in the environment of information technologies in English

Digital Badge associated: B2/GSE 59-75: English for IT

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50 hours
100% online
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About This Course

This is the first of two courses that together teach English in the context of the IT sector. The course focuses on terminology and expressions used in the industry, and includes grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening content, with the aim of equipping you with the most valued English language skills in the field of information technology.

Developed in collaboration with OpenEDG, the English for IT series is aimed at students with a minimum B1 (lower intermediate) level of English and has been designed to progressively take you up to a B2 level.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Use the passive voice, the simple past, as well as the uses of the simple future perfect and the future perfect continuous.
Understand the use of relative pronouns, adverbs, modal verbs, and the imperative in instructional contexts.
Understand the dependent prepositions and the use of Emphatic Do and its applications.
Understand how grammatical inversion works and how to use conjunctions to start a sentence.
Understand information security policy concepts and vendor evaluation modules.
Understand the concepts of professional roles and responsibilities, related to the formulation of polite requests, the expression of frustration and the emphasis on the seriousness of the message.
Understand idiomatic expressions in the context of customer support and their application in IT scenarios.
Use vocabulary related to user experience, fraudulent calls, network engineering, and software engineering.
Assimilate information related to compilers and interpreters.

Program

Module 1: Product Management: Identify Problems.

Module 2: Network Engineering: Interpret & Implement Instructions.

Module 3: Software Engineering: Analyze Factual Information.

Module 4: Customer Support: Examine Key Information.

Module 5: Security Engineering: Incorporate Goals & Objectives.

Module 6: Security Engineering: Participate in Discussions.

Fundamentals of Generative Artificial Intelligence

This course is an introduction to Generative AI, from its fundamentals to its applications. You’ll learn about models that create text, images, and audio, prompt engineering, and key ethical and social aspects of navigating an AI-driven world.

Digital Badge associated: CCS-AI: Critical Career Skills – Generative AI Foundations

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70 hours
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About This Course

This course gives you a comprehensive introduction to Generative AI, covering everything from its fundamentals to its practical applications. You’ll learn about the differences between Generative AI and other types of AI, and explore models such as transformers and GANs to generate text, images, audio, and more. In addition, you will master prompt engineering to optimize results in various tasks.

The course also addresses the ethical and societal implications of AI, such as data privacy, intellectual property, and biases. Ideal for those who want to understand and apply AI in professional and creative contexts.

Objectives

This course teaches you the skills needed to successfully complete the Generative AI Fundamentals certification offered by Certiport. These skills are introduced through various types of exercises and review materials.

Upon completion of this course, you will understand:

Understand the key concepts of Generative AI: Explore the essential methods of AI, including transformers, GANs, and broadcast models, and how they produce outputs such as text, images, video, and audio.
Master basic prompt engineering: Learn how to create and modify effective prompts to generate and transform content, adapting the results to specific tasks and media formats.
Refine prompt techniques: Improve prompt clarity and accuracy by using common strategies, such as zero-shot and few-shot prompting, for more accurate and focused AI responses.
Recognize ethical and social impacts: It comprises key ethical considerations, such as bias, data privacy, and legal implications, and explores the broader societal impacts of using AI in various fields.

Program

UNIT 1: Introduction.

Module 1: Types of AI.

Module objectives and key terms.
Artificial Intelligence.
Generative AI.
Predictive AI.
Discriminative AI.
Analytical AI.
Statistical AI.
AI vs. AI Search Engines.

Module 2: Processes.

Module objectives and key terms.
Text models.
Image models.
Large language models.
Dissemination.
Transformer.
Variational autoencoders.
Generative Antagonistic Networks.
Convolutional Neural Networks.
Model training.

Module 3: Entry and Exit.

Module objectives and key terms.
Understand the input and output.
Types of input.
Types of output.
Customization.
AI tools.
Selecting a tool.

Module 4: Tools and Systems.

Objectives of the Module and key terms.
Conversational models.
ChatGPT.
Microsoft Copilot.
Google Gemini.
Meta AI.
Adobe Express.
Claude.
Microsoft Azure AI Studio.
Stable Diffusion.
DALL-E.
Adobe Firefly.

Module 5: Limitations.

Objectives of the Module and key terms.
Reliability.
Technology requirements.
Privacy.
Lack of standards.
Consistency.
Obsolescence.

UNIT 2: Prompts engineering.

Module 1: Textual information.

Module objectives and key terms.
Collect content.
Summarize.
Create and ideate.

Module 2: Transforming content.

Module objectives and key terms.
Reformat content.
Edit and proofread.
Visualize.
Transform media type.
Personalize and adapt.

Module 3: Images.

Produce an image.
Explore artistic ideas.
Transform an image.
Describe an image.

Module 4: Video.

Add movement.
Interpolate.
Coloring.
Generate video.
Generate an avatar.
Add and remove objects.
Subtitles.

UNIT 3: Refinement of Prompts.

Module 1: Improvements.

Module objectives and key terms.
Specificity.
Clarity.
Avoid assumptions.
Style and tone.
Style guide.
Person.
Context.

Module 2: Additional inputs.

Module objectives and key terms.
Examples.
Glossary.
Templates.
Research papers.
Previous conversations.

Module 3: Prompt techniques.

Module objectives and key terms.
Zero-Shot.
Few-Shot.
Chain-of-Thought.
Self-consistency.
Generate knowledge.
Prompt chaining.
Reverse prompting.

Module 4: Precision.

Module objectives and key terms.
Verify historical facts.
Verify current facts.
Verify numerical data.

UNIT 4: Ethics.

Module 1: Bias.

Module objectives and key terms.
Bias in AI.
Training data.
Guardrails.
Prompts.
Common biases.

Module 2: Legal implications.

Module objectives and key terms.
Intellectual property.
Inappropriate use.
Transparency.

Module 3: Privacy concerns.

Module objectives and key terms.
Importance of privacy.
Training.
Identity theft.
Company policies.
Human-generated content.

Module 4: Risks and impacts.

Module objectives and key terms.
Supervision.
Responsibility.
Legal action.
Dangerous purposes.
Negative impacts.
Positive impacts.

Professional Communication

Practical course to improve communication in professional environments: active listening, verbal and non-verbal expression, effective writing, use of email and teamwork in diverse contexts.

Digital Badge associated: CCS-PC: Professional Communication

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46 hours
100% online
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About This Course

Practical course to improve communication in professional environments: active listening, verbal and non-verbal expression, effective writing, use of email and teamwork in diverse contexts.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Identify the fundamentals of professional communication.
Apply active listening strategies and effective oral expression.
Recognize the importance of non-verbal communication in the work environment.
Write clear, appropriate, and professional messages, especially in email format.
Use digital communication tools ethically and effectively.
Adapt the communication style to different contexts, audiences and channels.
Collaborate effectively in diverse and multicultural work environments.

Program

Unit 1: Basic principles of communication.

Lesson 1: Professional Communication Skills
Lesson 2: Verbal, Nonverbal, and Listening Skills

Unit 2: Effective communication.

Lesson 1: Hearing.
Lesson 2: Environment.
Lesson 3: Message.
Lesson 4: Ethical and legal issues.
Lesson 5: Media.

Unit 3: Business deliverables.

Lesson 1: Assemble the deliverables.
Lesson 2: Applying design standards.
Lesson 3: Visualize data.

Unit 4: Message delivery and reception.

Lesson 1: Effective messages.
Lesson 2: Feedback.
Lesson 3: Reception.
Lesson 4: Answer.

Unit 5: Communication scenarios.

Lesson 1: Employment.
Lesson 2: Feedback and criticism.
Lesson 3: Etiquette.
Lesson 4: Customer service.

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6

Course structured in three levels that validates essential digital skills: technological fundamentals, digital citizenship, information management, content creation, communication, collaboration and security in digital environments.

Digital Badge associated: IC3-GS6-L3: IC3 Digital Literacy Global Standard 6 Level 3

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70 hours
100% online
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About This Course

The IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 program is the latest version of the internationally recognized digital literacy certification. Comprised of three progressive levels, it allows students to validate their understanding and skills in seven key domains: Technology Fundamentals, Digital Citizenship, Information Management, Content Creation, Communication, Collaboration, and Security. Upon completion of the three levels, the IC3 Digital Literacy Master certification is obtained, demonstrating advanced competence in the use of digital tools and in safe and effective navigation in technological environments.

Objectives

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

Understand and apply fundamental concepts of hardware, software, networking, and browsers.
Browse the internet safely and responsibly, protecting personal information.
Identify and practice good digital citizenship and online communication behaviors.
Search, evaluate and manage digital information efficiently.
Create and edit digital content, including documents, presentations, and visual data.
Collaborate in digital environments using appropriate tools and respecting netiquette.
Recognize and mitigate risks associated with the use of digital technologies, including health and safety aspects.

Program

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 – Level 1.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Technology.
Unit 2: Digital Citizenship.
Unit 3: Digital Research.
Unit 4: Digital Productivity.
Unit 5: Digital Security.

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 – Level 2.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Technology.
Unit 2: Digital Citizenship.
Unit 3: Information Management.
Unit 4: Content Creation.

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 – Level 3.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Technology.
Unit 2: Content Creation.
Unit 3: Communication and Collaboration.
Unit 4: Citizenship and Digital Security.

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6

Digital Badge associated: IC3-GS6-L1: IC3 Digital Literacy Global Standard 6 Level 1

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70 hours
100% online
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About This Course

Objectives

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

Understand and apply fundamental concepts of hardware, software, networking, and browsers.
Browse the internet safely and responsibly, protecting personal information.
Identify and practice good digital citizenship and online communication behaviors.
Search, evaluate and manage digital information efficiently.
Create and edit digital content, including documents, presentations, and visual data.
Collaborate in digital environments using appropriate tools and respecting netiquette.
Recognize and mitigate risks associated with the use of digital technologies, including health and safety aspects.

Program

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 – Level 1.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Technology.
Unit 2: Digital Citizenship.
Unit 3: Digital Research.
Unit 4: Digital Productivity.
Unit 5: Digital Security.

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 – Level 2.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Technology.
Unit 2: Digital Citizenship.
Unit 3: Information Management.
Unit 4: Content Creation.

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 – Level 3.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Technology.
Unit 2: Content Creation.
Unit 3: Communication and Collaboration.
Unit 4: Citizenship and Digital Security.

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6

Digital Badge associated: IC3-GS6-L2: IC3 Digital Literacy Global Standard 6 Level 2

Information

70 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Objectives

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

Understand and apply fundamental concepts of hardware, software, networking, and browsers.
Browse the internet safely and responsibly, protecting personal information.
Identify and practice good digital citizenship and online communication behaviors.
Search, evaluate and manage digital information efficiently.
Create and edit digital content, including documents, presentations, and visual data.
Collaborate in digital environments using appropriate tools and respecting netiquette.
Recognize and mitigate risks associated with the use of digital technologies, including health and safety aspects.

Program

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 – Level 1.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Technology.
Unit 2: Digital Citizenship.
Unit 3: Digital Research.
Unit 4: Digital Productivity.
Unit 5: Digital Security.

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 – Level 2.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Technology.
Unit 2: Digital Citizenship.
Unit 3: Information Management.
Unit 4: Content Creation.

IC3 Digital Literacy GS6 – Level 3.

Unit 1: Fundamentals of Technology.
Unit 2: Content Creation.
Unit 3: Communication and Collaboration.
Unit 4: Citizenship and Digital Security.

DP-900: Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals (LearnKey)

Learn the fundamental concepts of data in Microsoft Azure: storage, relational and non-relational databases, Azure SQL, Azure Cosmos DB, data analytics, and visualization with Power BI.

Digital Badge associated: DP-900: Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals

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15 hours
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About This Course

This course, developed with LearnKey’s courseware, provides a solid foundation in the fundamental data concepts and data services of Microsoft Azure. Throughout the program, you’ll learn how to work with structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data, identify the various storage and database options available on Azure, and understand how to design data visualization and analytics solutions.

The course is structured in four modules.

In the first, you’ll study the basics of data: ways to represent information, storage formats, types of databases, and transactional and analytical workloads.

In the second domain, you’ll delve into relational data, SQL, normalization, and Azure relational services, including Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and open source databases.

The third domain addresses non-relational data services in Azure, including Azure Storage, Azure Blob Storage, Azure Files, Azure Table Storage, and Azure Cosmos DB.

The fourth domain focuses on data analytics in Azure, covering ingestion and transformation processes, analytical stores, real-time analytics, and data visualization with Microsoft Power BI.

The course includes training videos, hands-on exercises, guided projects, and assessments to reinforce learning and gain foundational knowledge about data platforms on Microsoft Azure.

Who is it for?

This course is especially aimed at:

IT professionals who want to get started with data technologies on Azure.
Administrators, developers, and analysts who need to understand the fundamental concepts of cloud data.
Students and recent graduates interested in databases, analytics and cloud technologies.
Business professionals who work with data-driven projects and reporting.
Anyone who wants to acquire a solid foundation on Microsoft Azure data services.

Prerequisites:

No prior knowledge of Azure is required. Basic familiarity with general computer and information technology concepts is recommended.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Describe fundamental concepts of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data.
Identify data storage formats and database types.
Understand transactional and analytical workloads.
Describe roles and responsibilities related to data.
Understand relational concepts, normalization, and SQL language.
Identify the top Azure relational services.
Describe the capabilities of Azure Storage.
Understand Azure Cosmos DB use cases and APIs.
Identify large-scale analytics components in Azure.
Understand real-time analytics services.
Describe data visualization and modeling capabilities with Microsoft Power BI.

Program

Module 1. Data basics.

Lesson 1. Ways to represent the data.

Structured data.
Semi-structured data.
Unstructured data.

Lesson 2. Data storage options.

Data file formats.
Types of databases.

Lesson 3. Data workloads.

Transactional charges.
Analytical loads.
Roles and responsibilities in data environments.

Module 2. Relational data in Azure.

Lesson 1. Relational concepts.

Relational data and normalization.
SQL Statements.
Database objects.

Lesson 2. Azure relational services.

Azure SQL Database.
Azure SQL Managed Instance.
SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines.
Open source databases on Azure.

Module 3. Non-relational data in Azure.

Lesson 1. Azure Storage capabilities.

Azure Blob Storage.
Azure Files.
Azure Table Storage.

Lesson 2. Azure Cosmos DB.

Azure Cosmos DB use cases.
Azure Cosmos DB APIs.

Module 4. Data analytics in Azure.

Lesson 1. Large-scale analytics.

Data ingestion and processing.
Analytical warehouses.
Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure Databricks, and Microsoft Fabric.

Lesson 2. Real-time analytics.

Batch and streaming data.
Real-time analytics services.

Lesson 3. Data visualization.

Microsoft Power BI.
Data models.
Visualizations and reports.

DP-900: Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals (MS Learn)

Train yourself in the basic concepts necessary for decision-making and data-driven processes of an organization. All the key topics related to Azure data services such as SQL, NoSQL, big data, and visualization will be covered.

Digital Badge associated: DP-900: Microsoft Azure Data Fundamentals

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6 hours
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About This Course

In this course, learners will gain a foundational understanding of the basics of Microsoft Azure data and related data services. They will learn about basic data concepts, such as relational, non-relational, big data, and analytics, and build their foundational knowledge of cloud data services within Microsoft Azure. They will also explore the basics of: relational data and relational database services in Azure, Azure storage for non-relational data, and the basics of Azure Cosmos DB, large-scale data warehousing, real-time analytics, and data visualization.

Program

Module 1: Exploring Core Data Concepts.

Identification of data formats.
File storage exploration.
Database exploration.
Exploration of transactional data processing.
Exploration of analytical data processing.

Module 2: Exploring Data Roles and Services.

Exploring the job roles of the data world.
Identification of data services.
Knowledge test.

Module 3: Exploring fundamental concepts of relational data.

Information about relational data.
Understanding standardization.
SQL exploration.
Description of database objects.

Module 4: Explore relational database services in Azure.

Understanding Azure SQL services and capabilities.
Description of Azure services for open source databases.
Exercise: Exploring Azure relational database services.

Module 5: Explore Azure Storage for non-relational data.

Explore Azure Blob Storage.
Explore Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2.
Exploring Microsoft OneLake in Fabric.
Explore Azure Files.
Exploring Azure tables.
Exercise: Explore Azure Storage.

Module 6: Explore the basics of Azure Cosmos DB.

Understanding Azure Cosmos DB
Identify Azure Cosmos DB APIs.
Exercise: Exploring Azure Cosmos DB.

Module 7: Exploring the basics of large-scale analysis.

Description of the architecture of a data warehouse.
Exploring data ingestion pipelines.
Exploration of analytical data stores.
Exercise: Exploring data analytics in Microsoft Fabric.

Module 8: Exploring the basics of real-time analysis.

Understanding flow and batch processing.
Exploring common elements of the flow processing architecture.
Explore Microsoft Fabric’s real-time intelligence.
Explore Apache Spark structured streaming.
Exercise: Explore Microsoft Fabric’s real-time intelligence.

Module 9: Exploring the basics of data visualization.

Description of Power BI tools and workflow.
Description of the basics of data modeling.
Description of considerations for data visualization.
Exercise: Explore the fundamentals of data visualization with Power BI.

IT Specialist – INF-101: Networking

Learn how to design, implement, and manage computer networks. This official course provides you with key knowledge about network architectures, protocols, and diagnostic tools, in both wired and wireless environments.

Digital Badge associated: INF-101: Networking

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40 hours
100% online
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About This Course

The IT Specialist: Networking course provides hands-on, introductory training in the fundamental principles of computer networking. Participants will explore key concepts related to OSI and TCP/IP models, network protocols, interconnect devices, and troubleshooting techniques in wired and wireless environments.

This course is specifically designed to prepare candidates for the official IT Specialist – Networking certification, issued by Certiport.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals of computer networks and their terminology.
Identify and describe network topologies and architectures.
Configure network devices and manage communication protocols.
Apply troubleshooting techniques in wired and wireless environments.
Implement basic network security measures.

Program

Module 1: Fundamentals of networks.

Networking basics and terminology
OSI and TCP/IP models.
Types of networks: LAN, WAN, WLAN.

Module 2: Network architectures and topologies.

Physical and logical topologies.
Client-server and peer-to-peer architectures.
Network devices: routers, switches, hubs.

Module 3: Network Protocols and Services.

TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, FTP protocols.
Network services: DHCP, DNS.
IP addressing and subnets.

Module 4: Security and troubleshooting.

Common threats and basic security measures.
Diagnostic tools: ping, tracert, netstat.
Troubleshooting wired and wireless networks.

Entrepreneurship and Small Business (ESB)

This course offers you the keys to successfully starting and managing a small business. Learn about planning, marketing, finance, and intellectual property. Develop practical skills to identify opportunities and make sound strategic decisions.

Digital Badge associated: ESB: Entrepreneurship and Small Business – Universal Exam

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50 hours
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About This Course

This course provides participants with the necessary tools to improve their professional communication and develop a deeper understanding of the principles of effective communication. Throughout the program, verbal and nonverbal skills, the influence of the environment on communication, and the formulation of clear and precise messages will be explored. Through interactive content, case studies and practical exercises, participants will strengthen their ability to effectively transmit and receive information in various contexts.

In addition, the course provides key strategies that can be applied in work environments, customer service and interpersonal relationships, favoring professional growth and the development of advanced communication skills.

Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will understand the following concepts:

Fundamental principles of communication and their impact in different contexts.
Key skills for effective professional communication, including verbal and non-verbal expression, and active listening.
Factors that influence communication, such as the audience, the environment, and the message.
Ethical and legal aspects in the transmission of information.
Appropriate use of the media in professional environments.
Structuring effective messages and techniques to improve feedback and reception.
Application of communication strategies in different scenarios such as employment, constructive criticism and customer service.

Program

Unit 1: Basic Principles of Communication

Lesson 1: Professional communication skills.
Lesson 2: Verbal, nonverbal, and listening skills.

Unit 2: Effective Communication

Lesson 1: Hearing.
Lesson 2: Environment.
Lesson 3: Message.
Lesson 4: Ethical and legal issues.
Lesson 5: Media.

Unit 3: Business Deliverables

Lesson 1: Assemble the deliverables.
Lesson 2: Applying design standards.
Lesson 3: Visualize data.

Unit 4: Delivering and Receiving Messages

Lesson 1: Effective messages.
Lesson 2: Feedback.
Lesson 3: Reception.
Lesson 4: Answer.

Unit 5: Communication Scenarios

Lesson 1: Employment.
Lesson 2: Feedback and criticism.
Lesson 3: Etiquette.
Lesson 4: Customer service.

IT Specialist – INF-102: Network Security

Learn how to protect networks and systems from digital threats. Learn the fundamentals of network security: access control, device protection, data security, and best practices for safeguarding IT infrastructures.

Digital Badge associated: INF-102: Network Security

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40 hours
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About This Course

The IT Specialist: Network Security course provides practical and introductory training in the fundamental principles of computer security. Participants will explore key concepts related to defense-in-depth, protecting operating systems and network devices, and applying best practices for secure computing.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the fundamental principles of computer security.
Implement security measures on operating systems and network devices.
Apply secure computing and data protection practices.
Configure and manage access controls and security policies.
Identify and mitigate threats and vulnerabilities in networks.

Program

Module 1: Defense in Depth.

Security principles: confidentiality, integrity, availability.
Physical security and administrative controls.
Security policies and risk management.

Module 2: Operating System Security.

Authentication and access control.
Permit management and audits.
Encryption and data protection.

Module 3: Network Device Security.

Configuration of firewalls and intrusion detection systems.
Network isolation and segmentation.
Security of network protocols and services.

Module 4: Secure Computing.

Malware and threat protection.
Safe use of email and web browsing.
Security updates and patches.

IT Specialist – INF-202: Data Analysis

Hone your skills in data manipulation, analysis, and communication with this course.

Digital Badge associated: INF-202: Data Analytics

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40 hours
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About This Course

This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts and application of data analytics. Topics include data types and data structures, data manipulation techniques, statistical data analysis methods, best practices in data visualization, and ethical practices in data analytics. This course serves as a strong entry point into the field of analytics, as it aims to prepare students for the Certiport IT Specialist Data Analytics certification and for a future career in data analytics.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals of data.
Acquire data manipulation skills.
Apply analysis methods to extract information.
Communicate results effectively.

Program

Module 1: Data Fundamentals.

Define the concept of data and the basic types of variables.
Structures used in data analytics and data categories.

Module 2: Data Manipulation.

Import, store, and export data.
Data cleansing.
Organize data.
Add data.

Module 3: Data Analysis.

Different types of data analysis.
Aggregation and metrics.
Methods of exploratory data analysis.
Data analysis results.
AI in data analysis.

Module 4: Data Visualization and Communication.

Prepare reports with data.
Create visualizations from data.
Draw conclusions.

Module 5: Responsible Analytics Practices.

Privacy laws and best practices.
Responsible data processing.
Bias.

IT Specialist – INF-301: HTML and CSS

Master HTML and CSS to create modern and accessible websites. Learn structure, labels, styles, responsive design with flexbox and grid, animations and best practices. Create pages that are functional, attractive and adapted to web standards.

Digital Badge associated: INF-301: HTML and CSS

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40 hours
100% online
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About This Course

This course offers an introduction to HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), starting with the basic principles to understand how they work and how they relate to the Internet and web browsers. Explore HTML syntax and its application to structure content in web pages.

Various HTML elements will be covered with practical examples, such as tables, divs, paragraphs, lists, semantic tags, input fields, and multimedia content. In addition, CSS will be studied to improve the appearance of web pages, allowing colors, fonts, sizes and styles to be modified. You’ll learn how to organize content, apply advanced formatting to text, use borders and backgrounds, and understand the basic principles of responsive design.

The course also covers advanced topics such as accessibility and testing. Design rules, web-safe fonts, accessibility options, visual hierarchy, and resizing will be explored. In addition, it will teach how to identify and correct syntax errors, problems with poorly structured labels, and conflicts in cascading styling.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals of HTML and CSS.
Structure documents using HTML.
Integrate multimedia elements into web pages with HTML.
Apply styles and layout to websites using CSS.
Ensure accessibility and perform quality testing.

Program

Unit 1: HTML Fundamentals

Lesson 1: Introduction to HTML.
Lesson 2: Building a well-formed markup.

Unit 2: CSS Fundamentals

Lesson 1: Cascading style sheets.
Lesson 2: Text stylization.
Lesson 3: Selection and positioning.

Unit 3: Document Structure with HTML

Lesson 1: Markup construction and analysis.
Lesson 2: Semantic labels.
Lesson 3: Implementing navigation.
Lesson 4: Form Elements.

Unit 4: Multimedia Presentations with HTML

Lesson 1: HTML images.
Lesson 2: HTML videos and audios.

Unit 5: Styling Web Pages with CSS

Lesson 1: Content positioning.
Lesson 2: Advanced formatting.
Lesson 3: Responsive Design (Responsiveness).

Unit 6: Accessibility and Testing

Lesson 1: Industry best practices.
Lesson 2: Accessibility.
Lesson 3: Structural integrity.

IT Specialist – INF-201: Databases

Learn how to design, implement, and manage relational databases. This official course teaches you database architecture, SQL, modeling techniques, and efficient information management with industry-standard tools.

Digital Badge associated: INF-201: Databases

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40 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

The IT Specialist: Databases course provides practical and introductory training in the fundamental principles of databases. Participants will explore key concepts related to relational database design and implementation, data manipulation using SQL, database object management, and data administration and security techniques.

This course is specifically designed to prepare candidates for the official IT Specialist – Databases certification, issued by Certiport.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals of relational databases and their terminology.
Design and implement efficient database structures.
Use SQL languages to manipulate and query data.
Manage database objects such as tables, views, and stored procedures.
Apply database administration and security techniques.

Program

Module 1: Database Design.

Fundamental concepts of relational databases.
Schematic design and standardization.
Definition of primary and foreign keys.

Module 2: Data Definition Language (DDL).

Creating and modifying tables and views.
Implementation of constraints and relationships.
Using indexes to optimize queries.

Module 3: Data Manipulation Language (DML).

Inserting, updating, and deleting records.
Data selection and filtering queries.
Aggregation and grouping of results.

Module 4: Database Administration and Security.

User and permission management.
Data backup and recovery.
Performance monitoring and optimization.

IT Specialist – INF-302: JavaScript

Hone your web development skills with JavaScript. Learn to program dynamically using data types, operators, functions, and object-oriented programming principles. Ideal for web and full-stack developers.

Digital Badge associated: INF-302: JavaScript

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40 hours
100% online
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About This Course

This course develops key skills in programming, including object-oriented programming, handling asynchronous code, and developing single-page applications. You will learn to master essential concepts such as operators, methods, keywords, variables, data types, functions, control structures, the document object model (DOM), and HTML forms.

In addition, you’ll improve your ability to recognize, write, and debug JavaScript code, allowing you to create dynamic, user-centric web applications. This learning prepares you to play roles as a JavaScript developer, full-stack web developer, and web application developer, strengthening your profile in the ever-evolving tech sector.

Objectives

Upon completion, students will be able to:

Use primitive and non-primitive data types.
Create functions and control the flow of code.
Handle exceptions and debug errors.
Manipulate the DOM and manage events.
Work with HTML forms and data input/output.

Program

Unit 1: JavaScript Basics.
Unit 2: Data Types in JavaScript.
Unit 3: Non-Primitive Data Types.
Unit 4: JavaScript functions.
Unit 5: Flow Control in JavaScript.
Unit 6: Exception Handling and Debugging.
Unit 7: Advanced Operations and Data Types.
Unit 8: Entry and Exit.
Unit 9: HTML Document Object Model.
Unit 10: JavaScript and HTML events.
Unit 11: JavaScript and HTML forms.

IT Specialist – INF-303: Python

Gain key programming skills with Python. Learn scripting, data manipulation, and application development. Create efficient solutions and apply your knowledge in different technological and professional contexts.

Digital Badge associated: INF-303: Python

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40 hours
100% online
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About This Course

The IT Specialist: Python course is designed to provide students with an in-depth and practical understanding of the Python programming language, preparing them to face various technological challenges. Throughout this course, they will learn how to write clean and efficient code, working with key concepts such as data structures, file manipulation, and task automation. Students will learn how to apply Python to solve complex problems in areas such as systems administration and application development. In addition, they will develop skills in debugging and code optimization, improving their ability to create robust and scalable solutions.

Upon completion, they will have the necessary tools to apply their knowledge in a professional environment, obtaining a solid foundation that will allow them to advance in their career as IT specialists. This course is directly related to the INF-303 certification, which will allow them to demonstrate their Python skills in a real work environment.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Master the syntax and fundamentals of Python.
Write structured and efficient code.
Handle data structures and functions.
Debug and optimize code for better performance.
Apply Python to IT and automation tasks.

Program

Unit 1: Introduction to Python

Lesson 1: Introduction.
Lesson 2: Python Primitive Data Structures.

Unit 2: Non-primitive Python data structures

Lesson 1: Data Objects and Structures.
Lesson 2: Lists.
Lesson 3: List manipulation techniques.
Lesson 4: Strings as Lists.
Lesson 5: Tuples.
Lesson 6: Sets.
Lesson 7: Literals.

Unit 3: Operations with Data Types in Python

Lesson 1: Operations with data types.
Lesson 2: Operators in expressions.
Lesson 3: Advanced Expression Operators.
Lesson 4: Order of operations.
Lesson 5: Sort data.

Unit 4: Flow Control in Python

Lesson 1: Bifurcation sentences.
Lesson 2: Iteration Instructions.
Lesson 3: Graphics.

Unit 5: Input and Output Operations in Python

Lesson 1: Input and output of files.
Lesson 2: Input and output on the console.

Unit 6: Modules and Packages in Python

Lesson 1: Introduction to Python modules.
Lesson 2: Introduction to Python packages.
Lesson 3: Introduction to events and hooks.
Lesson 4: Introduction to command-line arguments.

IT Specialist – INF-304: Java

Learn to program with Java, one of the most widely used languages in the industry. Master its fundamentals with a hands-on approach. This official course prepares you to develop robust applications and to obtain the IT Specialist certification.

Digital Badge associated: INF-304: Java

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40 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

The IT Specialist: Java course offers hands-on, introductory training in Java programming. Participants will learn everything from basic syntax to more complex structures such as object-oriented programming. This course prepares students for the official IT Specialist: Java certification, issued by Certiport.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals of programming in Java.
Declare and use variables and data types.
Control the flow of the program with conditional structures and loops.
Define and use methods.
Apply object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts.
Use classes, objects, inheritance, and polymorphism.
Develop simple and functional programs in Java.

Program

Module 1: Java Fundamentals.

History and uses of Java.
Installation and configuration of the environment.
Structure of a Java program.

Module 2: Data types and operators.

Primitive types.
Arithmetic, logical and relational operators.
Type conversion.

Module 3: Flow control.

Conditional structures (if, switch).
Loops (for, while, do-while).
Use break and continue.

Module 4: Methods and arrays.

Declaration and use of methods.
Parameter passing.
One-dimensional and multidimensional arrays.

Module 5: Object-oriented programming.

Classes and objects.
Constructors and methods.
Heredity and polymorphism.
Encapsulation.

IT Specialist – INF-305: Software Development

Learn how to design, develop, and maintain software applications with modern programming principles. This course provides you with the skills needed to become a versatile developer in today’s digital environment.

Digital Badge associated: INF-305: Software Development

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40 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

The IT Specialist: Software Development course provides hands-on, introductory training in the fundamental principles of software development. Participants will explore key concepts related to object-oriented programming, web and desktop application development, and database management.

This course is specifically designed to prepare candidates for the official IT Specialist – Software Development certification, issued by Certiport.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals of programming and data structures.
Apply software development and lifecycle principles (SDLC).
Develop applications using object-oriented programming.
Create functional desktop and web applications.
Design and manage relational databases.
Implement secure coding and version control practices.

Program

Module 1: Fundamentals of programming.

Data types and control structures.
Algorithms and flowcharts.
Handling errors and exceptions.

Module 2: Principles of Software Development.

Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).
Application specifications.
Version control and secure coding.

Module 3: Object-oriented programming.

Classes, objects and methods.
Inheritance, encapsulation and polymorphism.
Design patterns and code reuse.

Module 4: Web and Desktop Application Development.

Development of web pages with HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Desktop apps with Windows Forms and Windows services.
Web services and hosting in IIS.

Module 5: Databases.

Design and standardization of databases.
SQL queries and stored procedures.
Methods of connection and data access.

IT Specialist – INF-306: HTML5 Application Development

Master web development with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. Learn how to create interactive, accessible, and adaptable interfaces using a hands-on methodology focused on real projects. Prepare modern, production-ready applications.

Digital Badge associated: INF-306: HTML5 Application Development

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40 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

The IT Specialist: HTML5 Application Development course offers hands-on training in web application development using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript ES6. Through interactive content, participants will learn how to create dynamic user interfaces, manage the application lifecycle, and apply responsive design techniques.

This course is designed to prepare learners for the official IT Specialist – HTML5 Application Development certification, issued by Certiport.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals of web application development with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript ES6.
Create interactive and adaptable user interfaces.
Manage the lifecycle of web applications.
Apply responsive design techniques using Flexbox and Grid.
Implement form validation and event handling.
Use HTML5 APIs such as Canvas and Geolocation.
Prepare for the IT Specialist certification in HTML5 Application Development.

Program

Module 1: HTML5 Fundamentals.

Basic structure of a web page.
Semantic elements.
Links, lists, and table.

Module 2: Styles with CSS3.

Selectors and properties.
Responsive design with Flexbox and Grid.
Transitions and animations.

Module 3: Programming with JavaScript ES6.

Syntax and control structures.
Manipulation of the DOM.
Events and functions.

Module 4: Programming with JavaScript ES6.

Syntax and control structures.
Manipulation of the DOM.
Events and functions.

Module 5: HTML5 APIs and storage.

Canvas and SVG.
Geolocation and Web Storage.
Application status management.

IT Specialist – INF-307: Artificial Intelligence

Discover the basics of artificial intelligence. Learn AI from scratch, master machine learning, and train your skills to apply AI solutions. This course prepares you for the IT Specialist in AI certification.

Digital Badge associated: INF-307: Artificial Intelligence

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40 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

The IT Specialist: Artificial Intelligence course provides a practical and structured introduction to the principles of artificial intelligence (AI). Through interactive digital content developed by Pearson, participants will explore key concepts related to data analytics, machine learning, and the ethical implementation of AI-based solutions.

This course is specifically designed to prepare candidates for the official IT Specialist – Artificial Intelligence certification, issued by Certiport.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Understand the fundamentals and applications of artificial intelligence.
Identify suitable problems to be solved using AI.
Collect, transform, and visualize data for analysis.
Apply basic machine learning techniques.
Train and evaluate classification, regression and clustering models.
Launch, deploy, and monitor AI/ML models in production.
Apply ethical, legal, and privacy principles in AI environments.

Program

Module 1: Defining the AI problem.

Identify AI-friendly issues.
Classify the type of problem.
Establish needs and security.
Ensure ethical and responsible use.
Validate solutions with transparency.

Module 2: Data preparation.

Collect and select data.
Evaluate quality and format.
Transform and interpret data.
Separate data for training/testing.
Document key decisions.

Module 3: Algorithms and models.

Choose appropriate algorithms.
Train and tune models.
Visualize results.
Evaluate performance and biases.
Obtain stakeholder approval.

Module 4: Integration and deployment.

Prepare training for users.
Anticipate technical challenges.
Integrate AI into real systems.
Plan maintenance.

Module 5: Supervision and improvement.

Monitor results and KPIs.
Evaluate social and ethical impact.
Collect feedback from users.
Decide on improvements or retirement.

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Meta Certified Digital Marketing Associate (Blueprint)

Official course of Meta Blueprint, the official training program of Meta, the company that owns platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger, for the design of advertising campaigns and analysis of results

Digital Badge associated: M100-101: Meta Certified Digital Marketing Associate

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50 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Meta Blueprint training course prepares students to earn the Meta Certified Digital Marketing Associate (100-101) certification. Through a collection of online courses, participants will learn how to use Meta’s technologies (Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp) to establish a business presence, create and manage advertising campaigns, segment audiences and analyze results.

The program covers everything from the fundamentals of digital marketing on Meta platforms to advanced ad settings, using the Meta pixel, the Conversions API, and privacy and data protection best practices.

Who is it for?

This course is especially aimed at:

Entry-level advertisers who want to earn an official Meta certification.
Students and job seekers in the field of digital marketing.
Marketers who want to validate their knowledge on Meta platforms.
Social media managers, community managers and digital communication managers.
Entrepreneurs and business owners who want to learn how to advertise effectively on Facebook and Instagram.

Prerequisites:

No prior knowledge of digital advertising is required. Basic familiarity with using Facebook and Instagram as a user is recommended.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Identify the products and services that make up the Meta family of apps and communicate their value proposition for businesses.
Create and manage Facebook business pages, Instagram business profiles, WhatsApp Business accounts, and Messenger presence.
Manage your business’s online presence using Meta Business Suite.
Understand the fundamentals of Facebook and Instagram advertising: types of ads, campaign goals, and campaign structure.
Create and manage audiences in Meta Ads Manager (saved, custom, and similar audiences).
Set up campaign locations, budgets, and calendars.
Customize ad creative based on format and placement.
Install and configure the Meta pixel and Conversions API to measure customer behavior and optimize campaigns.
Analyze the results of ad campaigns using Ads Manager metrics.
Enforce Meta’s privacy and data protection policies in ad creation.
Prepare to pass the 100-101: Meta Certified Digital Marketing Associate certification exam.

Program

Module 1. The value of Meta.

Start advertising with Meta technologies.

Module 2. Establishment of presence on the platform.

Strengthen your online presence with a Facebook page.
Consolidate a business’s online presence with Instagram.
Use WhatsApp for a business.
Connect with customers through Meta Business Suite.
Establish your business presence with Messenger.

Module 3. Basics of advertising.

Getting started with Facebook and Instagram advertising.
Introduction to campaign objectives.

Module 4. Ad creation and management.

Create audiences in Meta Ads Manager.
Choose your ad placements, budget, and schedule.
Customize your ad content in Meta Ads Manager.
Set up the Meta pixel and Meta Conversions API for ad campaigns.

Module 5. Reports.

Analyze the results of your ad campaigns in Meta Ads Manager.
Privacy and data protection in Meta technologies.

Additional Resources.

Study Guide.

Meta Certified Digital Marketing Associate (MSi)

Learn digital marketing with Meta: create campaigns, manage ads, and analyze results to boost your social media business.

Digital Badge associated: M100-101: Meta Certified Digital Marketing Associate

Information

70 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

The official Meta Certified Digital Marketing Associate course offers a complete and hands-on learning experience to master Meta’s advertising tools (Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp).

It is designed to prepare individuals and advertisers with an entry-level level in digital marketing and social networks who seek to obtain a well-established knowledge base regarding Meta technologies, with a “learning by doing” approach, integrating theory, guided practice and continuous evaluation.

The itinerary is taken through the Meta Blueprint open material and through the complete MSi course, both aligned with the same certification objectives.

Objectives

By the end of the course, the student will have acquired the following knowledge and skills:

Understand the structure and operation of Meta’s advertising platforms.
Learn how to design, execute and optimize digital campaigns.
Apply good creative practices and segmentation strategies.
Solve real performance and measurement problems (troubleshooting).
Effectively prepare to pass the Meta Certified Digital Marketing Associate (100-101) exam.

Program

Module 1

Meta technologies: who they are, what they do, and how they can help you.
How to build and build your business presence on Meta.
Best practices for mobile ads.
The evolution of Meta’s algorithms.
Myths, campaign structures and the psychology of advertisements.

Module 2

The power of advertising on Meta’s platforms.
Meta Pixel and conversions.
Pricing and ad placements on Meta platforms.
Audience behavior and segmentation.
Data privacy protections and advertising policies.

Module 3

Differences between promoting posts and creating ad campaigns.
Campaign structure in Meta Ads: campaign, ad set, and ads.
Ad formats and targeting options.
Budget management and campaign scheduling.

Module 4

Use Meta Ads reporting tools to evaluate campaign performance and viability.
Definition of key performance indicators (KPIs).
How to use data to optimize future campaigns.
Customer Journey Mapping.

Module 5

How to engage audiences on Meta platforms.
Improving advertising performance through A/B testing.
Maximizing return on investment (ROI).
Crisis management on social networks.

Module 6

Creative practices for ads on Meta.
Common problems in advertising campaigns and their solutions.
Advanced segmentation.
Advanced issue resolution: Meta Pixel and data issues.

MO-100: Microsoft Word 2019

Microsoft Word 2019 course focused on the creation and management of professional documents. It delves into functions such as references, forms, automation with macros and customization of the environment, improving productivity and accuracy in work environments.

Digital Badge associated: MO-100: Microsoft Word 2019

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Microsoft course will transfer to the attendee the necessary knowledge for the professional use of the Microsoft Office Word 2019 tool.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Correctly apply the main functions of Microsoft Word 2019.
Create and edit two- or three-page documents adapted to different purposes and contexts.
Prepare different types of professionally formatted documents, such as:
- Professional-looking reports.
- Newsletters with multiple columns.
- Business correspondence.
- Curricula.

Program

Module 1: Introduction

What is Word?
Looking at the screen
- Access commands and features
- Use the background
Working with text

Moving within the document

Working with documents
- Create a new document
- Scrolling between documents
- Save a document
- Closing a document
- Open a document

Module 2: Manipulating Text

Change the view
- Adjust the view
- Use Show and Hide
- Separating the windows
Select text
- Select consecutive text
- Select non-consecutive text
Working with text
- Use the undo function
- Use the repeat or redo function
- Insert special characters
- Use cut, copy, and paste
Locate and Replace an Item
- Locate an item
- Replace an item

Module 3: Formatting Text and Paragraphs

Format characters
- Use the font dialog
Format paragraphs:
- Aligning texts
- Change the spacing
- Indented paragraphs
- Configuration tabs
- Use the paint format
Format with styles
- Use Quick Styles
- Use the Styles Panel
Organize list information
- Customize the list
- Create Multilevel List

Module 4: Formatting Documents for Print

Modify page settings
- Change the paper size
- Change the orientation
- Change margins
- Insert Page Breaks
- Working with Page Breaks
- Working with Columns
Use headers and footers:
- Insert number of pages
- Create headers and footers
Working with style elements in documents
- Add watermarks
- Add colored backgrounds
- Add page borders
- Apply Themes
- Use style sets in documents

Module 5: Document Distribution

Review a document
Browse with references
- Use the navigation pane
- Use the “Go To” command
- Working with hyperlinks
- Create Book Marks
Navigating Documents
- Use the navigation pane
- Use the “Go To” command
Prepare documents for printing
Inspect a document
- Maintain compatibility
- Use the Document Inspector
- Check document accessibility
Share documents
- Share documents electronically
- Change link settings
- Share documents that are in a personal One-Drive

Module 6: Using Tables

Working with Tables
Insert tables
- Working with text
- Format Table
Modify tables
- Adjust the height and width
- Insert rows, columns, and cells
- Delete rows, columns, and cells
- Join or separate cells
- Set row headers
- Use Table Styles
- Modify cells
Conversion of tabular information
- Convert a table to text
- Convert a text to a table
Data classification

Module 7: Working with Illustrations

Insert images
- Insert image files
- Insert screenshots
- Manipulate images
Working with Goals and Shapes
- Drawing a Shape
- Use the text box
- Manipulating shapes
Using SmartArt
- Use the text panel
- Manipulating a SmartArt
Working with 3D models
- Insert a 3D model
- Format a 3D model

Module 8: Creating References and Collaborating on Documents

Why use references?
Using footnotes and endnotes
Insert Citation Sources
- Insert a bibliography
- Manage resources
Create a Table of Contents
- Update a Table of Contents
Document Collaboration
- Working with Feedback
- Add comments
- Review Reviews
- Reply Comments
- Resolve comments
- Delete comments
Use change tracking
- Review your changes
- Accept or reject changes
- Lock and unlock changes

MO-101: Microsoft Word Expert 2019

Master the advanced use of Word 2019 to create professional, personalized, and complex documents. Learn how to manage templates, styles, references, forms, macros, and more, optimizing your productivity in specialized environments.

Digital Badge associated: MO-101: Microsoft Word Expert 2019

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Microsoft course will transfer to the attendee the advanced knowledge for the professional use of the Microsoft Office Word 2019 tool.

This course is geared towards preparing for the official Microsoft Office Specialist: Microsoft Word Expert (Word and Word 2019) certification.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, students will gain an advanced understanding of the environment and correct use of Word 2019 features and will be able to:

Create and manage professional documents of four pages or more for a variety of specialized purposes and situations.
Customize the Word environment to the needs of the project and to improve productivity.

Examples of expert-level documents include a business plan, research report, book, specialized brochure, and bulk mail.

Program

Module 1: Using Advanced Design Elements

Customize templates
Share template tools
Working with styles
- Create Styles
- Modify styles
- Styles, Structures, and Navigation
Customize document design elements
- Customize themes
- Customize Color Sets
- Customize fonts
- Customize styles
- Manage multiple font options
Search for specific information
- Search for wildcards
- Find and replace format
Control the flow of text
- Text Flow Options
- Use of Syllabic Separation
- Using Number on Lines

Module 2: Document Management

Import and link to external content
- Import external data as objects
- Import external data as text
Document Merge
- Document Merge
- Resolve style conflicts
- Manage document versions
Text Protection
- Encrypt a document with a password
- Restrict editing

Module 3: Using Productivity Tools

Customize global settings
- Customize the toolbar shortcut
Show hidden tool tabs
Forms Setup
- Create Online Forms
- Insert Content Control
- Configure content control properties
- Add help tips
- Lock a form
Working with locked fields
- Use Quick parts
- Use the Locked Fields Organizer
Create Macros
- Configure Macro Security
- Record Macros
Edit and organize Macros
- Modify in the Visual Basic Editor
- Organize Macros

Module 4: Working with Advanced References

Accompany a global audience
- Configure language options
Add document references
- Using capital letters
- Inserting a Figure Table
Create an Index
- Index Entry Types
- Marking Index Entries
- Generate an index
Understanding mail correspondence
- Understanding the recipient list
- Manage a recipient list
- Understanding the main document
- Insert Merged Fields
- Finalize the combination.

MO-110: Microsoft Office Specialist – Word Associate (Microsoft 365 Apps)

This official Microsoft course teaches how to use Microsoft Word in Microsoft 365 Apps, helping students and professionals to create and edit documents such as reports, newsletters and resumes, developing key competencies for the work environment.

Digital Badge associated: MO-110: Microsoft Word (Microsoft 365 Apps)

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Microsoft course will provide attendees with the knowledge necessary for the professional use of Microsoft Word in Microsoft 365 Apps. It is aimed at students and professionals who want to develop competence in the application of the main features of Microsoft Word. Participants will learn how to create and edit documents for various purposes and situations, including professional reporting, multi-column newsletters, resumes, and business correspondence.

Objectives

At the end of the course, participants will be able to correctly apply the main features of Microsoft Word and complete tasks independently, demonstrating a level of competence suitable for the job market.

During the course, attendees will learn how to:

Insert and format text, paragraphs, and sections.
Manage tables and lists.
Create and manage references.
Insert and format graphic elements.
Manage document collaboration.

Program

Module 1: Navigating within documents.

Search for text.
Link to locations within documents.
Move to specific locations and objects in documents.
Show and hide formatting symbols and hidden text.

Module 2: Formatting documents.

Set up pages in the document.
Apply style sets.
Insert and modify headers and footers.
Set up page background elements.

Module 3: Saving and Sharing Documents.

Save and export documents in alternative file formats.
Modify built-in document properties.
Modify print settings.
Share documents electronically.

Module 4: Inspecting documents for problems.

Locate and remove hidden properties and personal information.
Locate and correct accessibility issues.
Locate and correct compatibility issues.

Module 5: Insert text.

Find and replace text.
Insert symbols and special characters.

Module 6: Formatting text and paragraphs.

Apply text effects.
Apply formatting using the Formatting Brush.
Set line and paragraph spacing and indentation.
Apply built-in styles to characters and paragraphs.
Clean formatting.

Module 7: Create and configure document sections.

Format text in multiple columns.
Insert page, section, and column breaks.
Change page settings for a section.

Module 8: Creating tables.

Convert text to tables.
Convert tables to text.
Create tables by specifying rows and columns.

Module 9: Modifying tables.

Sort table data.
Set up margins and cell spacing.
Merge and split cells.
Resize tables, rows, and columns.
Split tables.
Set up a repeating row header.

Module 10: Create and modify lists.

Format paragraphs as numbered and bulleted lists.
Change bullet characters and number formats.
Define custom bullet characters and number formats.
Increase and decrease list levels.
Start, restart, and continue list numbering.

Module 11: Create and manage footnotes and endnotes.

Insert footnotes and endnotes.
Modify footnote and endnote properties.

Module 12: Create and manage tables of contents.

Insert tables of contents.
Customize tables of contents.

Module 13: Insert illustrations and text boxes.

Insert shapes.
Insert images.
Insert 3D models.
Insert SmartArt graphics.
Insert screenshots and screen clippings.
Insert text boxes.
Insert icons.

Module 14: Formatting illustrations and text boxes.

Apply artistic effects.
Apply picture effects and picture styles.
Remove image backgrounds.
Format graphic elements.
Format SmartArt graphics.
Format 3D models.

Module 15: Adding Text to Graphic Elements.

Add and modify text in text boxes.
Add and modify text in shapes.
Add and modify SmartArt graphic content.

Module 16: Modifying graphic elements.

Position objects.
Wrap text around objects.
Add alt text to objects.

Module 17: Adding and managing comments.

Add comments.
Review and respond to comments.
Resolve comments.
Delete comments.

Module 18: Managing changes.

Track changes.
Review tracked changes.
Accept and reject tracked changes.
Lock and unlock change tracking.

MO-111: Microsoft Office Specialist – Word Expert (Microsoft 365 Apps)

This official Microsoft course offers the necessary knowledge to master the advanced creation and management of professional documents in Microsoft Word. Participants will learn how to customize Word according to the needs of each project.

Digital Badge associated: MO-111: Microsoft Word Expert (Microsoft 365 Apps)

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Microsoft course will provide attendees with the necessary knowledge to develop advanced competencies in the creation and management of professional documents using Microsoft Word. Participants will learn how to customize Word environments to meet specific project needs and improve productivity. The course covers the creation of documents at an expert level, such as business plans, research papers, books, specialized brochures, and mass mailings.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to expertly manage Microsoft Word documents, customize them to specific needs, collaborate efficiently on projects, and use advanced features to create professional documents.

During the course, attendees will learn how to:

Manage document options and settings.
Prepare documents for collaboration.
Use and configure language options.
Use advanced editing and formatting features.
Create custom document elements.
Use advanced Word features.

Program

Module 1: Manage Documents and Templates.

Modify existing document templates.
Manage document versions.
Compare and combine multiple documents.
Link content from external documents.
Enable macros on a document.
Manage the Quick Access Bar.
Show hidden ribbon tabs.
Change the default font of the Normal template.

Module 2: Preparing documents for collaboration.

Restrict editing.
Protect documents with passwords.

Module 3: Using and Configuring Language Options.

Set up editing and display languages.
Use language-specific features.

Module 4: Finding, Replacing, and Pasting Document Content.

Find and replace text using wildcards and special characters.
Find and replace formatting and styles.
Apply paste options.

Module 5: Configure Paragraph Layout Options.

Set up hyphenation and line numbers.
Set paragraph pagination options.

Module 6: Create and manage paragraph, character, and table styles.

Create styles.
Modify styles.
Copy styles to other documents or templates.

Module 7: Create and modify building blocks.

Create quick parts.
Manage building blocks.

Module 8: Create custom design elements.

Create custom color sets.
Create custom font sets.
Create custom themes.
Create custom style sets.

Module 9: Creating and managing indexes.

Mark index entries.
Create indexes.
Update indexes.

Module 10: Create and manage figure tables.

Insert figure and table titles.
Configure title properties.
Insert and modify a figure table.

Module 11: Create and manage bibliographies.

Create and modify sources of bibliographic citations.
Insert citations for bibliographies.
Insert bibliographies.

Module 12: Manage forms, fields, and controls.

Add custom fields.
Modify field properties.
Insert standard content controls.
Set up standard content controls.

Module 13: Create and modify macros.

Record simple macros.
Name simple macros.
Edit simple macros.
Copy macros to other documents or templates.

Module 14: Making Mail Combinations.

Manage recipient lists.
Insert merged fields.
Preview merge results.
Combine labels and envelopes.

MO-200: Microsoft Excel 2019

Official Microsoft Excel 2019 course designed to acquire professional skills in the use of formulas, functions, advanced charts, pivot tables, and data analysis tools, improving productivity and data-driven decision-making.

Digital Badge associated: MO-200: Microsoft Excel 2019

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Practical course aimed at the professional use of Microsoft Excel 2019. Through guided activities, participants will learn to work with spreadsheets by applying formulas, functions, graphs, tables, and analysis tools that allow them to manage and visualize data efficiently.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Create and manage workbooks and spreadsheets.
Insert and format data and ranges.
Create tables and apply styles.
Use formulas and functions to perform calculations.
Apply conditional formatting and cell styles.
Create and modify charts to visualize data.
Sort and filter data into lists.
Prepare books for printing.
Import, export, and protect data.
Check the accessibility and properties of the document.

Program

Module 1: Introduction to Excel

What is Excel?
Getting Started with Excel
Looking at the screen
- Understanding basic terminology
- Mouse Symbols
- Use the toolbar quick access
- Use the ribbon
- Identify the symbols on the screen
Add Data in a Spreadsheet
- Data Types
- Add Text
- Add Numbers
- Add dates
- Move between spreadsheets
Working with Books
- Save a book
- Create a new book
- Scroll between books
- Close a book
- Open a book
- Working with Compatibility Mode
Select Cells

Module 2: Building Data Cells

Edit cells and undo changes
Copy and move data
- Cut, copy and paste data
- Use special gluing
- Copy and move cells using the mouse
Insert and delete rows and columns
- Insert rows and columns
- Delete rows and columns
- Insert and delete cells
Adjust columns and rows
- Change the height of columns
- Adjust the height of the rows
- Use Autofit
- Hide and show rows and columns
Use Autofill and Quick Fill
Manage a spreadsheet
- Rename a spreadsheet
- Insert and delete spreadsheet
- Move and copy spreadsheets
- Hide and show spreadsheet
- Add color to a spreadsheet tab

Module 3: Using Formulas

Use formulas
- Create and edit formulas
- Cell Reference
- Mathematical Operations
- Reference other spreadsheets
Use mathematical and statistical functions
- Using the SUM Function
- Use statistical functions
- Use SI Function
Use text functions
Use absolute and relative cell references
- Use Absolute Cell Reference
- Use Relative Cell Reference
- Using Combined Absolute and Relative Cell References
- Show formulas

Module 4: Formatting a Spreadsheet

Format to Cell
- Formatting Numbers and Decimals
Change the alignment of cells
- Cell alignment and orientation
- Wraparound text
- Unify cells
- Change fonts and sizes
- Apply Cell Border
- Use colors and patterns
- Use the paint format
Clear cell content and formatting
Use cell styles
Conditional formatting
- Using the tape
- Use the Rule Manager
- Remove Conditional Formatting

Module 5: Viewing and Printing a Book

Change the views of a book
- Create and sort the windows of a workbook
- Separate panels
- Freeze Panels
- Change Zoom
Print and Preview a Book
- Change views
- Customize the page layout
- Set page breaks
- Page Format
- Add footer or header
- Print Cell Titles and Ranges
- Print Selection

Module 6: Working with Graphics

Create a Basic Chart
- Add alt text to a chart
Move and resize a chart
Create Chart Sheets
Change chart type
Working with Pie Chart
Modify the chart layout and placement
- Add a new data series
Using Aparklines
Print Graphics
Use the Quick Analysis Tool

Module 7: Organizing Data

Working with Name Ranges
- Create Name Ranges
- Use Name Ranges
- Modify and delete name ranges
Going to a Cell or Name Range Using Tables
- Create a table
- Naming and Using Table in Formulas
- Configure the style options for a table
- Modify Table Data
- Apply table formatting
- Convert a table to a cell range
Data classification
- Sort by single-level data
- Sort by multilevel data
Filter information

Module 8: Using Data Tools

Customize Excel
- Customize the toolbar shortcut
Locate and replace data
- Locate data
- Replace Data
Use hyperlinks
- Insert hyperlinks
- Modify and delete hyperlinks
Import and export data
- Import data from an external text file
- Import data from an external CVS file
- Export data as CVS
Access the workbook properties
Use the Document Inspector
Use the Accessibility Checkup Tool

MO-201: Microsoft Excel Expert 2019

Hone your Excel 2019 skills by mastering advanced features, data analysis, pivot tables, complex charts, and task automation. An ideal course for expert users looking for productivity and accuracy.

Digital Badge associated: MO-201: Microsoft Excel Expert 2019

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Microsoft course provides participants with the necessary skills to work with advanced spreadsheets and effectively handle large volumes of data. Through a hands-on approach, the student will learn how to use complex functions, analysis tools, workbook management, and process automation, thus improving their efficiency and analytical ability in Excel.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, students will gain an advanced understanding of the environment and correct use of Excel 2019 functions and will be able to:

Create, manage, and distribute professional spreadsheets for a variety of specialized purposes and situations.
Customize the Excel environment to the needs of the project and to improve productivity.

Examples of spreadsheets include custom business templates, multi-axis financial charts, depreciation tables, and inventory schedules.

Program

Module 1: Apply Advanced Formatting

Use conditional formatting
- Apply advanced conditional formatting
- Manage conditional formatting rules
- Apply custom conditional formatting when using formulas
Use custom cell formatting
- Apply Custom Number Formatting
- Apply Custom Accounting Formatting
- Apply custom date and time format
Using international formats
- Apply number formatting and international currencies
- Insert international currency symbols
- Apply custom international date and time format
- Setting the Editing and View Language
- Understanding Body Background and Header

Module 2: Advanced Formulas and Functions

Understanding the Roles
- Using the Correct Syntax for Functions
- Insert Functions
Understanding SEARCH Features
- Use CHOOSE function
- Use INDEX function
- Use MATCH function
- Use HLOOKUP
- Use VLOOKUP
Use Date and Time features
Check for formula errors
- Use the checkup tool
- Tracking Formula Errors
- Manual check and formula view
Set up data validation

Module 3: Data Analysis using Pivot Charts and Tables

Create and manage a PivotTable
- Create a PivotTable
- Format data in a PivotTable
Customize PivotTable
- Filter data from a PivotTable
- Use data separation with a PivotTable
Group data from a PivotTable
- Manually group data in a PivotTable
Add calculated fields and items
Working with Pivot Charts
- Create a Dynamic Chart
- Change the options for a Pivot Chart
- Working with Dynamic Chart Styles

Module 4: Book Management Functions

Link to an external workbook
- Reference other worksheets in formulas
- Link to other books
- Modify links in a book
- Remove links from a book
Consolidated data
Use comments
- Create comments
- Move between comments
- Reply Comments
- Remove comments
- Work with feedback in Office 2019 Professional Plus
Protect your Book
- Use passwords
- Protect a spreadsheet
- Allow Edit Range
- Protect the structure of a book
- Set specific options for a global workbook

Module 5: Advanced Charting and What-If Analysis Features

Use Advanced Graphics Elements
- Add a secondary vertical axis
Use advanced chart types
Use advanced charting features and functions
- Use financial features
- Use nesting features
- Using conditional logic functions
- Use conditional summary functions
Perform a what-if analysis
- Working with scenarios
- Use Cell Clock
- Use the Goal Finder Tool

MO-210: Microsoft Office Specialist – Excel Associate (Microsoft 365 Apps)

This official Microsoft course will provide attendees with the knowledge needed to create and manage spreadsheets, workbooks, as well as apply formulas, functions, and charts.

Digital Badge associated: MO-210: Microsoft Excel (Microsoft 365 Apps)

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Microsoft course will provide attendees with the essential and advanced knowledge to create and manage spreadsheets efficiently, as well as manage entire workbooks. Participants will learn how to use key Excel tools to apply formulas and functions of varying complexity, in order to perform accurate calculations and automate tasks. In addition, the course will cover the creation and customization of charts, allowing data to be visualized in a clear and professional way. Upon completion, attendees will be prepared to handle Excel projects autonomously and effectively, optimizing their productivity in various professional environments.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to correctly apply the main features of Microsoft Excel and complete tasks independently, demonstrating a level of competence appropriate for the job market.

During the course, attendees will learn how to:

Manage spreadsheets and workbooks.
Manage data cells and ranges.
Manage tables and table data.
Perform operations using formulas and functions.
Manage graphics.

Program

1. Workbook Management and Configuration.

1.1 Import data into worksheets.

Import data from .txt files.
Import data from .csv files

1.2 Navigate within the workbooks.

Search for data within a workbook.
Navigate to named cells, ranges, or workbook items.
Insert and remove hyperlinks.

1.3 Format worksheets and workbooks.

Modify the page settings.
Adjust the height of the rows and the width of the columns.
Customize headers and footers.

1.4 Customize Options and Views.

Customize the Quick Access Toolbar.
Display and modify workbook content in different views.
Freeze rows and columns in the worksheet.
Modify workbook properties.
Show formulas.

1.5 Configure content for collaboration.

Set a print area.
Save workbooks in alternate file formats.
Set Up Printing.
Inspect workbooks for problems.

2. Manage Data Cells and Ranges.

2.1 Manipulating data in worksheets.

Paste data using special paste options.
Fill cells using AutoComplete.
Insert and delete multiple columns or rows.
Insert and delete cells.

2.2 Formatting cells and ranges.

Merge and unmerge cells.
Modify cell alignment, orientation, and indentation.
Format cells using the Format Brush.
Wrap text inside cells.
Apply number formats.
Apply cell formatting from the Cell Formatting dialog box.
Apply cell styles.
Clear cell formatting.

2.3 Define and reference named ranges.

Define a named range.
Name a table.

2.4 Summarize data visually.

Insert sparklines.
Apply predefined conditional formatting.
Remove conditional formatting.

3. Manage Tables and Table Data.

3.1 Create and format tables.

Create Excel tables from cell ranges.
Apply table styles.
Convert tables to cell ranges.

3.2 Modifying tables.

Add or remove table rows and columns.
Configure table style options.
Insert and configure totals rows.

3.3 Filter and organize table data

Filter records.
Sort data by multiple columns.

4. Perform Operations Using Formulas and Functions.

4.1 Insert references.

Insert Relative, Absolute, and Mixed References
Referencing Named Ranges and Tables in Formulas

4.2 Summarizing data using functions.

Perform calculations using the AVERAGE(), MIN(), MAX(), and SUM() functions
Count cells using the COUNT(), COUNTA(), and COUNTBLANK() functions
Perform conditional operations using the IF() function

4.3 Formatting and modifying text.

Format text using the RIGHT(), LEFT(), and MID() functions.
Format text using the UPPER(), LOWER(), and LEN() functions.
Format text using the CONCAT() and TEXTJOIN() functions.

5. Create Graphics and Objects.

5.1 Create charts.

Create charts.
Create chart sheets.

5.2 Modifying Graphics.

Add data series to charts.
Toggle between rows and columns in source data.
Add and modify chart elements.

5.3 Formatting Graphics.

Apply chart layouts.
Apply chart styles.
Add alt text to graphics for accessibility.

MO-211: Microsoft Office Specialist – Excel Expert (Microsoft 365 Apps)

This official Microsoft course trains in the advanced use of Excel, teaching how to create, manage and distribute professional spreadsheets for various purposes. You will learn how to customize the Excel environment according to your projects.

Digital Badge associated: MO-211: Microsoft Excel Expert (Microsoft 365 Apps)

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Microsoft course will provide attendees with the knowledge necessary to develop advanced competencies in creating, managing, and distributing professional spreadsheets for a variety of purposes and specialized situations. Participants will learn how to customize Excel environments to meet specific project needs and improve productivity by demonstrating the correct application of Excel’s core features at an expert level and completing tasks independently.

This course is geared towards preparing for the official Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel Expert (Microsoft 365 Apps) certification.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to expertly manage Microsoft Excel documents, customize them to specific needs, collaborate efficiently on projects, and use advanced features to create professional Excel documents.

During the course, attendees will learn how to:

Manage workbook options and settings.
Manage and format data.
Create advanced formulas and macros.
Manage advanced graphs and tables.

Program

Module 1: Manage workbooks.

Copy macros between workbooks.
Reference data in other workbooks.
Enable macros in a workbook.
Manage workbook versions.

Module 2: Preparing Workbooks for Collaboration.

Restrict editing.
Protect spreadsheets and cell ranges.
Protect the structure of the workbook.
Configure formula calculation options.

Module 3: Populating cells based on existing data.

Fill cells using Quick Fill.
Fill cells using advanced Series Fill options.
Generate numerical data using RANDARRAY().

Module 4: Formatting and validating data.

Create custom number formats.
Set up data validation.
Group and ungroup data.
Calculate data by inserting subtotals and totals.
Remove duplicate records.

Module 5: Apply conditional formatting and advanced filtering.

Create custom conditional formatting rules.
Create conditional formatting rules that use formulas.
Manage conditional formatting rules.

Module 6: Perform logical operations on formulas.

Perform logical operations using nested functions including the functions IF(), IFS(), SWITCH(), SUMIF(), SUMIF(), AVERAGEIF(),COUNTIF(), SUMIFS(), AVERAGEIFS(), COUNTIFS(), MAXIFS(),MINIFS(), AND(), OR(), NOT(), and LET().

Module 7: Search for data using functions.

Search for data using the XLOOKUP(), VLOOKUP(), HLOOKUP(), MATCH(), and INDEX() functions.

Module 8: Use advanced date and time features.

Reference date and time using the NOW() and TODAY() functions.
Calculate dates using the WEEKDAY() and WORKDAY() functions.

Module 9: Perform data analysis.

Summarize data from multiple ranges using the Consolidate function.
Perform scenario analysis using Target Search and Scenario Manager.
Forecast data using the AND(), IF(), and NPER() functions.
Calculate financial data using the PMT() function.
Filter data using FILTER().
Sort data using SORTBY().

Module 10: Troubleshooting Formulas.

Track precedence and dependency.
Monitor cells and formulas using the Observation Window.
Validate formulas using error-checking rules.
Evaluate formula.

Module 11: Create and modify simple macros.

Record simple macros.
Name simple macros.
Edit simple macros.

Module 12: Create and modify advanced charts.

Create and modify dual-axis charts.
Create and modify charts, including Box and Whisker, Combined, Funnel, Histogram, Thread, and Waterfall charts.

Module 13: Create and modify Pivot Tables.

Create PivotTables.
Modify field selections and options.
Create segmenters.
Group PivotTable data.
Add calculated fields.
Configure value field settings.

Module 14: Create and modify Dynamic Graphics.

Create dynamic charts.
Manipulate options in existing Pivot Charts.
Apply styles to Pivot Charts.
Drill down into the details of Pivot Charts.

MO-220: Microsoft Office Specialist – Excel for Accounting Associate (Microsoft 365 Apps)

A course that teaches how to use Microsoft Excel to manage and analyze accounting and financial information, create reports and visualizations, and perform regular accounting tasks efficiently and accurately.

Digital Badge associated: MO-220: Microsoft Excel for Accounting Associate

Information

40 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Throughout the training, you will learn how to use Microsoft Excel functions and tools to import, organize, validate, and analyze accounting and financial data, perform accounting calculations, and produce professional reports.

You will also acquire skills to prepare trial balances, analyze financial statements, create dynamic visualizations and reports, and perform common accounting tasks, essential competencies to work with financial information efficiently and accurately.

With a practical approach and oriented to real situations, this course will allow you to acquire the necessary knowledge to develop your professional career in areas such as accounting, auditing, financial administration or entry-level accounting positions.

Who is it for?

This course is aimed at professionals and students who want to develop Microsoft Excel skills applied to the management, analysis, and presentation of accounting and financial information.

It is particularly suitable for profiles related to accounting, financial administration, auditing, administrative management and financial analysis.

Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel or previous experience using spreadsheets is recommended to get the most out of course content.

It will also be beneficial to be familiar with basic accounting and financial management concepts, although it is not essential.

Trainees with equivalent knowledge of Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel Associate (MO-210) will be able to follow the training more easily.

Objectives

To train the student in the use of Microsoft Excel applied to accounting and financial processes, developing the necessary skills to analyze accounting data, prepare and analyze financial statements and perform routine accounting activities.

Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

Import, export, clean, validate, and transform accounting data using Microsoft Excel tools to ensure the quality and integrity of financial information.
Organize and manage accounting transactions using functions, filters, sortings, and data analysis tools.
Use mathematical, statistical, logical, and search functions to process financial information and automate accounting calculations.
Prepare trial balances and organize financial data following good accounting and financial analysis practices.
Prepare financial statements using formulas, formats, and data consolidation tools in Excel.
Analyze financial statements by applying profitability, liquidity, and solvency ratios to assess an organization’s economic situation.
Identify and correct errors in financial reporting using auditing, validation, and formula review tools.
Create pivot tables, graphs, dashboards, and visual reports that make it easy to interpret and communicate financial information.
Apply accessibility and usability criteria in the presentation of financial data and reports.
Perform regular accounting activities using Excel, including amortization tables, bank reconciliations, accounts receivable and payable management, payroll, and depreciation.

Program

Module 1. Perform analysis of accounting data.

Lesson 1. Data import and export.
- Import data.
- Export data.
Lesson 2. Cleaning of accounting data.
- Duplicate records.
- Delete or hide data.
- Cell formatting.
Lesson 3. Data integrity verification.
- Data validation.
- Outliers in the data.
Lesson 4. Transformation of accounting data.
- Division of columns.
- Value extraction.
Lesson 5. Data merge and fill.
- Combine values.
- Transform date data and use padding functions.

Module 2. Prepare a trial balance.

Lesson 1. Organization of accounting transactions.
- Sort and filter data.
Lesson 2. Organization of financial data using formulas.
- Mathematical and statistical functions.
- Logical functions.
Lesson 3. Search functions.
- Lookup Functions.

Module 3. Prepare and analyze financial statements.

Lesson 1. Preparation of financial statements.
- Add and format data.
Lesson 2. Analysis of financial statements.
- Calculation of profitability ratios.
Lesson 3. Liquidity and solvency analysis.
- Calculation of liquidity and solvency ratios.
Lesson 4. Correction of errors in financial statements.
- Correction of errors in financial statements.
Lesson 5. Presentation of financial information.
- Create PivotTables, dashboards, and charts.
- Accessibility and usability.

Module 4. Perform routine accounting activities.

Lesson 1. Preparation of amortization tables.
- Create depreciation tables.
Lesson 2. Bank reconciliations.
- Bank reconciliations.
Lesson 3. Accounts receivable and accounts payable.
- Accounts receivable and accounts payable management.
Lesson 4. Payroll management.
- Preparation of payrolls.
- Evaluation of irregularities.
Lesson 5. Depreciation.
- Periodic and future depreciation.

MO-300: Microsoft PowerPoint 2019

Hands-on PowerPoint 2019 course that allows you to create professional presentations using themes, transitions, graphics, animations, multimedia, and collaboration tools.

Digital Badge associated: MO-300: Microsoft PowerPoint 2019

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Microsoft course will provide the attendee with the necessary knowledge for the professional use of the Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2019 tool. Through real cases and guided activities, participants will learn how to structure, design, and enrich presentations through the use of themes, multimedia objects, graphics, animations, and review and sharing options.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Create and manage professional presentations.
Insert and format text, images, graphics, and other objects.
Apply themes, styles, and transitions.
Use animations and media.
Set up display and print options.
Collaborate on presentation review and content protection.

Program

Module 1: Manage Presentations

Modify slides, brochures, and notes
- Change the main theme or background of the slides
- Modify the main content of the slide
- Create a slide layout
- Modify a slide layout
- Modify the booklet master
- Modify the note pattern
Change presentation options and views
- Resize the slide
- Change the views of a presentation
- Set basic file properties
Set up a presentation to print
- Print all or part of the presentation
- Print notes page
- Print brochures
- Print in color, grayscale, or black and white
Set up and present slides
- Create custom presentations
- Configure slide options
- Rehearse slide intervals
- Set Slide Recording Option
- Present slides from presenter view
Prepare presentations for collaboration
- Mark presentations as the final version
- Protect presentations using a password
- Reviewing submissions for issues
- Enter and manage comments
- Preserve presentation content
- Export the presentation to other formats

Module 2: Managing a Presentation

Insert Slide
- Import Word document outlines
- Insert slides from another presentation
- Insert slides and select the layout
- Insert Zoom Slide Summary
- Duplicate slides
Modify slides
- Hide and show slides
- Modify individual slide backgrounds
- Insert headers, footers, and page numbers
Sort and group slides
- Create Sections
- Modify the order of the slides
- Renaming sections

Module 3: Insert and format text, shapes, and images

Formatting text
- Apply formatting and styling to text
- Multi-column text formatting
- Create bullet points and numbered lists
Insert Hyperlinks
- Insert hyperlinks
- Insert hyperlinks from a Zoom section and a Zoom slide
Insert and format images
- Resize and crop images
- Apply Style and Effects
- Insert screenshots and cutouts
Insert and format graphic elements
- Insert and change shapes
- Drawing using digital ink
- Add text and shapes to a text box
- Crop and resize shapes and text boxes
- Formatting shapes and text boxes
- Apply styles to shapes and text boxes
- Add alt texts to graphic elements for accessibility
Sort and group objects on slides
- Sort shapes, images, and text boxes
- Align shapes, images, and text boxes
- Group shapes and images
- Show alignment tools

Module 4: Insert Tables, Charts, SmartArt, 3D Models, and Media

Insert and format tables
- Create and insert a table
- Insert and delete columns and rows from the table
- Apply table styles
Insert and modify a chart
- Create and embed a chart
- Modify a chart
Insert and modify a SmartArt graphic
- Insert SmartArt graphics
- Convert Lists to SmartArt Graphics
- Add and modify content in SmartArt graphics
Insert and modify 3D models
- Insert a 3D model
- Modify a 3D model
Embed and manage media
- Insert audio and video clips
- Create and embed a screen recording
- Configure playback options

Module 5: Apply Transitions and Animations

Apply and set up transitions between slides
- Apply basic and 3D transitions
- Set up transition effects
Animate the content of a slide
- Animate text and graphics
- Animate 3D models
- Set up animation effects
- Set up animation patterns
- Reorder animations on a slide
Set time for transitions
- Set transition effect duration
- Configure transition start and finishing options

MO-310: Microsoft Office Specialist – PowerPoint Associate (Microsoft 365 Apps)

Official Microsoft course to learn how to create, edit and improve PowerPoint presentations. It includes handling features such as presentation management, visual formatting, transitions, animations, and advanced tasks.

Digital Badge associated: MO-310: Microsoft PowerPoint (Microsoft 365 Apps)

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Microsoft course will train participants in creating, editing, and enhancing presentations and slides. Throughout the course, students will learn how to handle various PowerPoint functions, such as managing presentations, inserting and formatting visuals, applying transitions and animations, and managing multiple presentations. Upon completion, students will be prepared to effectively use the main features of PowerPoint and perform tasks independently.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to correctly apply the main features of Microsoft PowerPoint and complete tasks independently, demonstrating a level of competence suitable for the job market.

During the course, attendees will learn how to:

Manage presentations.
Manage slides.
Insert and format text, shapes, and images.
Insert tables, graphs, SmartArt, 3D models, and media.
Apply transitions and animations.

Program

Module 1: Modifying the masters of slides, brochures and notes.

Change the theme or background elements of the master slideshow.
Modify the content of the master slideshow.
Create slide layouts.
Modify slide layouts.
Modify the brochure master’s degree.
Modify the master grades.

Module 2: Change presentation options and views.

Resize the slide.
Display presentations in different views.
Modify built-in presentation properties.

Module 3: Configure print settings for presentations.

Print slides.
Print pages of notes.
Print brochures.

Module 4: Set up and present slideshows.

Create custom slideshows.
Set up slideshow options.
Rehearse the timing of the slideshow.
Configure slideshow recording options.
Present slides using Presenter View.

Module 5: Prepare presentations for collaboration and distribution.

Restrict editing.
Protect presentations with passwords.
Inspect submissions and correct problems.
Manage comments.
Preserve the content of the presentation.
Export presentations to other formats.

Module 6: Insert slides.

Import Word document outline.
Insert slides from another presentation.
Insert slides and select slide layouts.
Insert summary slides.
Duplicate slides.

Module 7: Modifying slides.

Hide and show slides.
Modify individual slide backgrounds.
Insert headers, footers, and slide page numbers.

Module 8: Sorting and Grouping Slides.

Create sections.
Reorder slides and sections.
Rename sections.

Module 9: Formatting text.

Apply formatting and styling to text.
Format text in multiple columns.
Create bulleted and numbered lists.

Module 10: Inserting links.

Insert hyperlinks.
Insert section zoom links and slide zoom links.

Module 11: Inserting and formatting images.

Resize and crop images.
Apply built-in styles and effects to images.
Insert screenshots and screen clippings.

Module 12: Inserting and formatting graphic elements.

Insert graphic elements.
Draw using digital ink.
Add text to graphic elements.
Resize graphic elements.
Format graphic elements.
Apply built-in styles to graphic elements.
Add alt text to graphic elements for accessibility.

Module 13: Sorting, Aligning, and Grouping Slide Content.

Sort slide content.
Align slide content.
Group slide content.
Show alignment tools.

Module 14: Inserting and formatting tables.

Create and insert tables.
Insert and delete rows and columns from tables.
Apply built-in table styles.

Module 15: Insert and modify charts.

Create and insert charts.
Modify graphics.

Module 16: Inserting and formatting SmartArt graphics.

Insert SmartArt graphics.
Convert between SmartArt graphics and lists.
Add and modify SmartArt graphics content.

Module 17: Insert and modify 3D models.

Insert 3D models.
Modify the appearance of 3D models.

Module 18: Inserting and managing media.

Insert audio and video clips.
Create and insert screen recordings.
Configure media playback options.

Module 19: Apply and configure slide transitions.

Apply basic and 3D slide transitions.
Set up effects and transition syncing.

Module 20: Animating Slide Content.

Animate text and graphic elements.
Animate 3D models.
Set up effects and sync animations.
Set up animation paths.
Reorder animations on a slide.

MO-400: Microsoft Outlook 2019

Outlook 2019 hands-on course focused on professional management of mail, calendar, tasks, and contacts. Learn how to organize your inbox and increase productivity with built-in Outlook tools.

Digital Badge associated: MO-400: Microsoft Outlook 2019

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Official course aimed at mastering Microsoft Outlook 2019 as a tool for communication and personal and professional organization. Through practical exercises, aspects such as email management, calendar use, tasks, contacts, and automation and advanced configuration options are worked on.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Manage emails efficiently.
Set up rules, autoresponders, and security options.
Organize appointments, meetings, and events on the calendar.
Create, assign, and track tasks.
Manage contacts and groups.
Integrate Outlook with other Microsoft Office tools.
Set up the interface and customize account options.

Program

Module 1: Getting Started with Email

What is Microsoft Outlook?
Looking at the screen
- Use the toolbar quick access
- Using the tape
- Use the navigation pane
- Customize Mail
- Customize the view
Create a new message
- Add an email address
- Enter and apply text formatting to an email
- Insert items into emails
- Working with Attachments
- Use message options
Read and View Emails
- Search for new emails
- Save an email
- Manage attachments
- Reply
- Forward an email
- Mark an email as read or unread
- Tag emails
- Use Windows Reminder
Print emails

Module 2: Mail Management

Use email signatures
- Apply signature
Working with conversations
- Ignore conversations
- Clean up conversations
Organize emails
- Use categories
- Filter emails
- Use folders
- Move emails
- Delete emails
- Archive emails
Autoresponder Task
- Using Quick Parts
- Using Quick Steps
Manage Spam Mail
- Report as Spam
- Emptying the Spam folder

Module 3: Working with People

Working with contacts
- Manage your address book
- Create a new contact
- Edit or update contacts
- Share contacts
- Delete contacts
Working with Contact Group
- Create a new contact group
- Add notes for a contact group
- Use the contact group
Print contacts

Module 4: Using the Calendar

Schedule events
- Modify views
- Use browsing data
Create an appointment or meeting
- Use the calendar view
- Use the scheduling window
- Create an event from an email
- Create a recurring event
- Schedule events
Send Meeting Invitation
- Schedule a meeting
- Invitation response tracking
- Modify meetings
- Cancel or delete a meeting
Customize calendar options
Working with other calendars
- Share your calendar via email
- Publish your calendar
- Understanding a Group Calendar
Print a Calendar

Module 5: Using Assignments and Notes

Working with tasks
- Create a task
- Create a recurring task
Track the status of a task
- Mark a task as completed
- Change the status of a task
- Assign a task
- Update a task and submit the status report
Customize a task
Print Tasks
Use Notes
- Change the View
- Filter notes
- Delete a note
- Attach note
- Print note

Module 6: Organizing Information

Use Search Folders
- Create a search folder
- Use the search function
Use rules
- Create a rule
- Modify a rule
Send an automatic reply
Working with Data Files
- Set up an email account
- Add PST Data File
- Manage multiple accounts
- Export to a Data File
Delegate access

MO-500: Microsoft Access Expert 2019

Microsoft Access 2019 course to learn how to create and manage complex relational databases, forms, queries, and reports. Ideal for users looking to master data design and analysis with professional tools.

Digital Badge associated: MO-500: Microsoft Access Expert 2019

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Official course aimed at the professional use of Microsoft Access 2019. Through practical exercises, students learn how to design, implement, and maintain effective databases, using forms, relationships, queries, macros, and other essential elements for structured information management.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Design and create relational databases in Access.
Create tables, relationships, and fields with advanced properties.
Build interactive forms for data entry.
Generate complex queries with criteria, expressions, and multiple tables.
Create custom reports with calculations, filters, and groupings.
Automate processes using macros.
Apply validations and integrity rules to the database.

Program

Module 1: Exploring the Access Environment

Starting Access and Working with Databases
Open Databases
Use the navigation pane
Save and Export Options
Save a database as a template
Configure Access options

Module 2: Building Tables

Define Access tables
Modify the fields in a table
Use quickstart fields
Use App Parts
Importing Tables from Other Databases
Attach records to a table
Import data as a linked table
Working in Datasheet View
Manipulating a Datasheet
Print records from a datasheet
Validation rules
Table Relationships and Keys
Foreign keys
Create search fields
Working with related data

Module 3: Recover the Data You Want

Search Records
Sort records
Filter by selection
Filter by form
Create a Select Query in Design View
Create a Select Query in the Query Wizard
Modify queries
Create multi-table queries
Create joins in a query
Add criteria to queries
Add calculated fields to a query
Use the Expression Builder
Group and summarize query data
Create parameter queries
Use conditional logic in a query
Create update queries
Create queries to create tables
Create queries to append
Create delete queries
Create cross-reference queries

Module 4: Working with Forms

Create forms using Automated Form Tools
Use the Form Wizard
Create forms from scratch
Modify forms
Working with presentations
Working with a form in Design View
Position Form Controls
Create forms using App Parts
Delete forms
Align and resize controls
Add a subform control
Manually create and link a subform
Make easy-to-use forms
Validate data entry on forms
Working with fonts, backgrounds, and images
Format forms for printing
Navigation Forms

Module 5: Designing Reports

Use the Report Tool
Create a report using the Report Wizard
Create reports from scratch
The Record Source and Control Source properties
Working with reports
Add controls from the Ribbon
Add calculations to reports
Add grouping levels with the shortcuts menu
Use the Grouping, Ordering, and Total panel
Working with Report Paper Size, Orientation, and Width
Format reports in multiple columns
Report headers and footers
Working with colors
Apply a theme
Report Output Options

Module 6: Protecting, Maintaining, and Managing Databases

Opening Modes for Databases
Recover data from a backup
Compact and repair
Set Startup Options
Object dependencies and deleting database objects
Working with Split Databases

Module 7: Case Study

PL-900: Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals (LearnKey)

Learn the fundamentals of Microsoft Power Platform and learn how to build business apps, automate processes, analyze data, and develop digital solutions with Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, and Copilot Studio.

Digital Badge associated: PL-900: Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals

Information

18 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This course, developed with LearnKey’s courseware, introduces Microsoft Power Platform, Microsoft’s suite of low-code solutions for building applications, automating processes, analyzing data, and developing digital experiences.

Throughout the course you will learn about Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, Copilot Studio, Dataverse, connectors, and AI Builder, understanding how these tools work together to optimize business processes and accelerate digital transformation. The content is oriented towards the PL-900 certification and simulates real business use scenarios.

Who is it for?

This course is geared towards:

Business professionals who want to understand how Microsoft Power Platform helps digitize processes, automate tasks, and improve productivity through low-code solutions.
Business analysts, functional consultants, and digital transformation managers who want to learn about Microsoft Power Platform’s capabilities to design solutions that meet organizational needs.
Advanced users interested in building applications, automating processes, and analyzing data without the need for advanced programming skills.
Business process managers and professionals in any area who want to optimize business processes using Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, Microsoft Dataverse, and Microsoft Power Platform connectors.
IT professionals who want to gain a solid foundation in Microsoft Power Platform’s capabilities before specializing in any of its technologies.
Anyone who wants to prepare for the Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Fundamentals (PL-900) certification.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Describe the business value of Microsoft Power Platform and the benefits of low-code solutions for organizations of any size.
Identify the core capabilities of Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Power Pages, Copilot Studio, and AI Builder.
Understand how Microsoft Dataverse enables you to store, manage, and relate business data.
Describe how standard, premium, and custom connectors work to integrate applications and services.
Create basic apps using Power Apps using Canvas and Model-Driven apps.
Automate business processes using cloud and desktop flows with Power Automate.
Create basic reports and dashboards using Power BI to visualize business insights.
Understand the capabilities of Power Pages for creating external business websites.
Identify Copilot Studio and AI Builder capabilities to incorporate artificial intelligence into Power Platform solutions.
Understand the fundamental concepts of administration, security, permissions, and governance of Microsoft Power Platform.

Program

Module 1. Describe the business value of Microsoft Power Platform.

Lesson 1. Microsoft Power Platform services.

Power Platform tools.
Flows.
Power BI.

Lesson 2. Power Pages and Connectors.

Power Pages.
Connectors.
Microsoft Dataverse.
Artificial Intelligence.

Lesson 3. Scaling up business solutions.

Integration with Microsoft applications.
Integration with other Power Platform apps.

Lesson 4. Administration and governance.

Permits.
Environments.
Administrative tasks.
Privacy and accessibility.

Module 2. Describe Microsoft Dataverse.

Lesson 1. Microsoft Dataverse Fundamentals.

Database vs. Dataverse.
Tables, columns, and relationships.
Business logic.
Dataflows.

Lesson 2. Connectors.

Connector components.
Types of connectors.
Custom connectors.

Module 3. Describe the capabilities of Power BI.

Lesson 1. Power BI building blocks.

Power BI.
Power Query Editor.

Lesson 2. Creating dashboards.

Visualizations.
Power BI Dashboards.

Module 4. Describe the capabilities of Power Apps.

Lesson 1. Power Apps capabilities.

Canvas and Model-Driven applications.
Canvas Apps use cases.
Model-Driven Apps use cases.
Use of connectors.

Lesson 2. Development of Canvas applications.

Options for creating Canvas applications.
Controls and accessibility.
Responsive Design (Responsive Apps).

Lesson 3. Development of Model-Driven applications.

Creating applications from tables.
Forms and views.

Module 5. Describe the capabilities of Power Automate.

Lesson 1. Power Automate components.

Cloud and Desktop flows.
Triggers and actions.
Power Automate use cases.

Lesson 2. Process automation.

Power Automate applications.
Desktop Flows.
Document processing.
Process Mining and Task Mining.

Lesson 3. Creation of flows.

Create and modify a Cloud Flow.
Add steps to a flow.
Run a Cloud Flow.
Log steps for a Desktop Flow.

Module 6. Describe the capabilities of Power Pages.

Lesson 1. Power Pages.

Creation of business websites.
Using Copilot in Power Pages.

Module 7. Describe the capabilities of Copilot Studio and AI Builder.

Lesson 1. Copilot Studio.

Copilot Studio.
Themes, entities and actions.
Creation of conversational assistants (Bots).

Lesson 2. AI Builder.

AI Builder capabilities.

PL-900: Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals (MS Learn)

This course will give you the knowledge to solve business problems with Power Platform. From improving productivity through business process automation, advanced data analysis to the creation of applications or chatbots.

Digital Badge associated: PL-900: Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals

Information

6 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Candidates for this exam are users who aspire to improve productivity by automating business processes, analyzing data to produce business insights, and acting more effectively by creating simple application experiences.

Program

Get started with Microsoft Power Platform

What is Microsoft Power Platform?
The business value of Microsoft Power Platform
Data connectors
Data loss prevention, compliance, privacy, and accessibility
Putting into practice what has been learned
Knowledge Test

Getting Started with Dataverse

Dataverse Overview
Identifying Tables and Columns in Dataverse
Description of the relationships
Dataverse Environments
Business Rules
Manage
Knowledge Test

Get started with Power Apps

What Power Apps is and what it can do for you
Customer case study: Heathrow Airport
Knowledge Test

How to create a canvas app

Basic Elements Information
Create a canvas app
Get started with Power Apps features
Share an app
Knowledge Test

How to create a model-driven app

Introduction to Model-Driven Applications
Model-driven applications
Building Blocks of Model-Driven Applications
Design model-driven applications
Create a model-driven app
Control security and share model-driven applications
Knowledge Test

Get started with Power Automate

What is Power Automate and what value does it generate?
Customer Case Study: TruGreen
Power Automate in action
Knowledge Test

How to create an automated solution

Create a flow from a template.
Create recurring flows
Create a Button Flow
Create an approval request
Knowledge Test

Get started with Power BI

What is Power BI?
Data Modeling and Visualizations
Security and administration
Customer Case Study: Miami Heat
Power BI in action
Knowledge Test

Creating a dashboard

Connecting to your data
Data Transformation
Data Visualization
Creating a dashboard
Collaborate and share
Knowledge Check

Get started with Power Virtual Agents

What is Power Virtual Agents?
Power Virtual Agents components
Knowledge Test

Introduction to Project Management – PMI Project Management Ready

Learn the fundamentals of project management with this official PMI® course. Master global standards, apply key tools to different industries, and reinforce your knowledge with presentations, case studies, and simulations of real projects.

Digital Badge associated: PMI-RC: PMI Project Management Ready™ Certification

Information

70 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official course from the Project Management Institute® (PMI),® a world leader in certifying project management experts, offers an introduction to the key fundamentals of successful project management. It develops essential skills and provides practical tools to apply them in various professional fields.

PMI’s® main objective is to set global standards in project management through educational programs and the professional certification of experts. Its standards and certifications are recognized by governments and companies worldwide.

The course is designed with a practical approach, through structured modules that facilitate learning. Students will participate in various activities, such as presentations, case studies, projects, learning games, videos, and online consultations, to reinforce concepts and assess their progress.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, the student will have acquired the following knowledge and skills:

Know the fundamentals and basic concepts of project management.
Apply traditional plan-based methodologies.
Apply agile frameworks and methodologies.
Apply business analyst frameworks.

Program

Module 1: Fundamentals and Basics of Project Management

Recognize basic terminology.
- Define a project, product, program, portfolio, etc.
- Define project management.
- Define a business case.
- Define the scope of the project.
- Define the deliverables.
- Define a milestone and a task.
- List the components of a project.
- List the components of a business case.
- Define problems, risks, assumptions, and limitations.
- Identify the characteristics of traditional page-based delivery.
- Identify the characteristics of agile delivery.
- Identify the ethics of project management (see PMI code of ethics).
Identify project management planning concepts and terminology.
- Identify concepts of a project management plan (cost, quality, risk, schedule, etc.).
- Define the different types of resources (human and material).
- Identify common terminology in business concepts related to project management (change management, culture, strategy, governance, compensation, performance metrics, prioritization, categorization, work breakdown, reporting, conflict, accuracy vs. accuracy, leadership, motivation, etc.).
- Identify the characteristics of the different organizational environments (co-location and virtual teams, decentralized and centralized organization, and organizational structures (functional, matrix, projected)).
- Describe organizational structures (virtual and co-location teams, decentralized and centralized organization, and organizational structures (functional, matrix, projected)).
- Identify benefits and concepts associated with risk registration.
- Identify the benefits and concepts associated with the registration of interest groups.
Identify project roles and responsibilities.
- Define key stakeholder roles, such as project managers, sponsors, team leaders and members, project clients, etc.
- Define the key responsibilities of stakeholders, such as project managers, sponsors, leaders and team members, project clients, etc.
- Identify leadership and management.
Identify tools and systems used or associated with project management.
- Identify the typical tools used to create a project calendar.
- Define the features and benefits of different project management tools.
Identify common problem-solving tools and techniques.
- Define common tools or techniques for collecting information.
- Description of the components of an effective meeting.

Module 2: Traditional planning-based methodologies

Recognize when a traditional plan-based approach is appropriate.
- Identify the main reason for traditional projects based on ?? in plans.
- Identify the groups of processes and areas of knowledge (cost, quality, risk, schedule, etc.).
- Identify the phases of the project and the correct order of the phases.
- Define a typical project structure for a traditional plan-based approach.
Identify the attributes of a project management plan.
- Identify the steps to create a schedule.
- Define a work breakdown structure.
- List the dependency types (sequence, start to start, end to start, etc.).
- Define a critical path.
Identify the attributes of execution and control of traditional projects based on ?? in plans.
- Describe project controls in traditional projects based on ?? in plans (earned value, baselines, etc.).
- Identify monitoring and control techniques in traditional projects based on ?? into a plan.

Module 3: Agile Methodologies

Recognize when agile project management is appropriate.
- Identify the main reason for Agile and traditional projects based ?? in plans (plan based).
- Identify the main tenants/principles of Agile.
- Recognize hybridization.
- Define the use of transparency in Agile projects.
- Describe the principle of servant leadership.
- Describe the process of attracting customers.
- Identify common agile methodologies.
Identify the attributes of the iterations of a project’s plan.
- Indicate the components of Agile sequencing.
- Identify the factors/inputs to determine the framework (time, scope, etc.).
- Identify Agile project progress metrics.
- Indicate the importance of monitoring Agile projects.
Identify Agile roles and responsibilities
- Define the role of the Agile project leader.
- Define the role of the Agile project member.
- Identify good team principles in agile project management.
- Identify examples of team collaboration in agile project management.
Identify the attributes of the document project controls of an Agile project
- Describe project controls in Agile projects.
- Identify monitoring and control techniques in Agile projects.
Identify components of an Agile plan
- Identify the components of a specific Agile plan (Scrum, XP, Scaled Agile Framework, Kanban, etc.).
Describe the steps of task management
- Describe the process of breaking down tasks in agile project management.
- Describe the process of prioritizing tasks in agile project management.
- Identify the stakeholders of the final product.

Module 4: Business Analysis Frameworks

Identify the roles and responsibilities of the business analyst.
- List the roles and responsibilities of the basic/critical stakeholders (business analysts, project sponsor, product owner, product manager, etc.).
- Define role types (internal or external).
Identify the attributes of communication between stakeholders.
- List elements of a communication plan.
- Identify communication channels/tools.
Identify attributes related to collection requirements.
- List the types of requirements (functional, non-functional, stakeholders, security, solution, business, migration, market research, benchmarking, etc.).
- List ways to qualify.
- List the tools used to capture requirements (use case, user stories, process diagrams, etc.).
- Define the traceability matrix of requirements/product portfolio.
Identify the attributes of the product roadmap.
- Define what a product roadmap is.
- List the components of the product roadmap.
- Define a launch plan.
Identify the components of product delivery
- Define components of the project/product acceptance (requirements traceability matrix/product backlog, transition plan, etc.).

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SC-900: Microsoft Security, Compilance, and Identity Fundamentals (MS Learn)

You’ll become familiar with the fundamentals of security, compliance, and identity (SCI) in cloud environments and Microsoft services. This course prepares you for security, data protection, and identity management roles.

Digital Badge associated: SC-900: Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals

Information

6 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

The audience of this course seeks to become familiar with the fundamentals of security, compliance, and identity (SCI) in cloud-based environments and related Microsoft services. The content of this course aligns with the mastery of the SC-900 exam objective. This certification is intended for those looking to become familiar with the fundamentals of security, compliance, and identity (SCI) through cloud-based and Microsoft-related services.

Program

Understanding Security and Compliance Concepts

Description of the shared responsibility model
Understanding Defense in Depth
Understanding the Zero Trust Model
Description of encryption and hash code
Description of compliance concepts
Knowledge Check

Description of identity concepts

Definition of authentication and authorization
Defining identity as the primary security perimeter
Understanding the Identity Provider Role
Understanding the concept of directory services and Active Directory
Description of the federation concept
Knowledge Check

Understand Azure AD identity types and services

Understanding Azure Active Directory
Understanding the available Azure AD editions
Understand Azure AD identity types
Understanding Types of External Identities
Understanding the Hybrid Identity Concept
Knowledge Check

Describe Azure AD authentication capabilities

Describe Azure AD authentication methods.
Describe multi-factor authentication (MFA) in Azure AD
Understanding self-service password reset (SSPR) in Azure AD
Understand Azure AD password protection and management capabilities
Knowledge Check

Understand Azure AD identity protection and governance capabilities

Describe identity governance in Azure AD
Understanding what rights management and access reviews are
Understanding Privileged Identity Management Capabilities
Understanding Azure AD Identity Protection
Knowledge Check

Understanding basic security capabilities in Azure

Understanding Azure DDoS protection
Understanding Azure Firewall
Understanding Web Application Firewall
Understanding network segmentation in Azure
Understanding Azure network security groups
Understanding JIT and Azure Bastion access
Understanding the ways Azure encrypts data
Knowledge Check

Understanding Azure security management capabilities

Understanding Cloud Security Posture Management
Understanding Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Understanding enhanced security in Microsoft Defender for Cloud
Understanding the Azure Security Benchmark and security baselines for Azure
Knowledge Check

Understanding Microsoft Sentinel security capabilities

Defining SIEM and SOAR Concepts
Understanding how Microsoft Sentinel provides built-in threat management
Description of Sentinel costs
Knowledge Check

Understand threat protection with Microsoft 365 Defender

Describe Microsoft 365 Defender services
Describe Microsoft Defender for Office 365
Describe Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Understanding Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps
Describe Microsoft Defender for Identity
Understand the Microsoft 365 Defender portal
Knowledge Check

Understanding compliance management capabilities in Microsoft Purview

Understanding the Microsoft Purview Compliance Portal
Understanding Compliance Manager
Understanding the Use and Benefits of Compliance Scoring
Knowledge Check

Understanding information protection and data lifecycle management in Microsoft Purview

Data Knowledge, Protection, and Governance
Understanding the Compliance Portal Data Classification Capabilities
Understanding sensitivity policies and labels
Data Loss Prevention Overview
Understanding retention policies and labels
Understanding Log Management
Knowledge Check

Understanding insider risk capabilities in Microsoft Purview

Understanding Insider Risk Management
Understanding Communications Compliance
Description of information barriers
Knowledge Check

Understanding Microsoft Purview eDiscovery and Auditing Capabilities

Understanding Microsoft Purview eDiscovery Solutions
Understanding Microsoft Purview Auditing Solutions
Knowledge Check

Understanding resource governance capabilities in Azure

Understanding Azure Policy
Understanding how to use Azure Blueprints
Describe the capabilities in the Microsoft Purview governance portal.
Knowledge Check

SC-900: Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals (LearnKey)

Learn about Microsoft’s leading security, identity, and compliance solutions and learn how to protect users, devices, applications, and data across hybrid and cloud environments. This course covers Microsoft Entra, Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Sentinel, and Microsoft Purview, providing a solid foundation for getting started in cybersecurity and preparing for the SC-900 Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals certification.

Digital Badge associated: SC-900: Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals

Information

15 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals (SC-900) is a foundational-level course based on LearnKey’s educational content that provides a comprehensive view of the security, identity, compliance, and data protection capabilities available in the Microsoft ecosystem. The program introduces the essential concepts that modern organizations use to protect users, devices, applications, infrastructure, and data across hybrid and cloud environments.

During the course, participants will learn about fundamental security principles, including the shared responsibility model, defense in depth, Zero Trust, encryption, hashing, and governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). They will also explore how Microsoft Entra enables identity management, multi-factor authentication, conditional access, administrative roles, and access governance.

The itinerary also delves into the main security solutions of Microsoft and Azure, such as Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Sentinel, Azure Firewall, Azure DDoS Protection, Azure Bastion and Azure Key Vault, showing how these technologies work together to detect, prevent and respond to threats.

Finally, Microsoft Purview’s compliance and data governance capabilities are studied, including information classification, data protection, information loss prevention (DLP), retention, eDiscovery, auditing, insider risk management, and regulatory compliance. The course is an excellent gateway for professionals who want to understand Microsoft’s security and compliance strategy and prepare for the SC-900 certification.

Who is it for?

This course is geared towards:

IT professionals who want to get started with security, identity, and compliance at Microsoft.
Administrators and technicians working with Microsoft 365, Azure, or hybrid environments.
Consultants, pre-sales, and project managers who need to understand Microsoft’s security capabilities.
Students and professionals preparing for the SC-900 certification.
Anyone interested in learning the fundamental concepts of cybersecurity and compliance in the cloud.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Describe concepts of security, compliance, and identity.
Explain the Zero Trust model, defense in depth, encryption, and GRC.
Understand Microsoft Entra ID, MFA, Conditional Access, RBAC, and Identity Governance.
Identify the top security solutions for Azure and Microsoft Defender.
Describe the capabilities of Microsoft Sentinel, SIEM, SOAR, and XDR.
Understand Microsoft’s privacy, compliance, and data governance principles.
Use Microsoft Purview concepts for classification, DLP, retention, eDiscovery, and auditing.

Program

Module 1. Concepts of Security, Compliance and Identity.

Lesson 1. Security and Compliance Concepts.

Shared responsibility model.
Defense in depth.
Zero Trust model.
Symmetric encryption.
Asymmetric encryption and hashing.
GRC concepts.

Lesson 2. Concepts of Identity.

Identity-based security perimeter.
Authentication and authorization.
Identity providers.
Directory services, Active Directory, and federation.

Module 2. Microsoft Entra capabilities

Lesson 1. Microsoft Enter ID.

Microsoft Enter ID.
Types of identity and hybrid identity.

Lesson 2. Authentication capabilities.

MFA implementation.
Authentication methods.
MFA and passwordless access.
Password management and protection.

Lesson 3. Access management.

Conditional access.
Entra and RBAC roles.

Lesson 4. Identity protection and governance.

Microsoft Entra ID Governance.
Access Reviews and Privileged Identity Management.
Identity Protection and Permissions Management.

Module 3. Microsoft Security Solutions.

Lesson 1. Infrastructure security in Azure.

Azure DDoS Protection.
Azure Firewall and WAF.
VNets and NSG.
Azure Bastion.
Azure Key Vault.

Lesson 2. Security management in Azure.

Microsoft Defender for Cloud.
Cloud Security Posture Management.
Security policies and initiatives.

Lesson 3. Microsoft Sentinel.

SIEM and SOAR.
Threat detection and response.

Lesson 4. Microsoft Defender XDR.

Defender for Office 365.
Defender for Endpoint.
Defender for Cloud Apps.
Defender for Identity.
Defender Vulnerability Management.
Defender Threat Intelligence.
Microsoft Defender Portal.

Module 4. Compliance and governance with Microsoft Purview.

Lesson 1. Privacy and compliance.

Service Trust Portal.
Microsoft Privacy Principles.
Microsoft Priva.
Compliance Manager.

Lesson 2. Information protection and governance.

Data classification.
Content Explorer and Activity Explorer.
Sensitivity Labels.
Data Loss Prevention.
Records Management.
Data retention and governance.

Lesson 3. Risk and audit.

Insider Risk Management.
eDiscovery.
Audit Solutions.

Unity Certified User – Artist

Learn 2D and 3D digital art in Unity. Create and edit assets, design scenes, animate, light, and render. Develop your skills with hands-on projects in a professional environment and create visual content for video games with aesthetics and functionality.

Digital Badge associated: UCU-AR: Unity Certified User – Artist

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Unity is one of the most widely used development engines in the video game industry today, a sector that generates more revenue than music and film combined. The term “game engine” refers to software that contains a set of programming routines that allow the design, creation and operation of an interactive environment, i.e. a video game.

In this course, taught online, you will learn the fundamentals of 2D and 3D digital art within Unity to create and manipulate artistic assets, design scenes, create animations, set up lighting, cameras, and renders.

Throughout the course, you’ll use the Unity Editor to develop a variety of projects that will help you gain the knowledge and skills needed to create your own 2D and 3D art for video games.

Who is it for?

This course is aimed at those who want to enter the world of 2D and 3D digital art of video games using the Unity Editor software. Despite this, it would be advisable for the student to have some basic notions of graphic design and the Unity engine.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, the student will have acquired the following knowledge and skills:

Import and manipulate 3D and 2D Assets.
Modify Assets using the Inspector.
Use the Sprite Editor, Tilemaps and User Interface elements.
Control of Animations.
Optimize graphic resources.
Create and manipulate 2D and 3D assets using ProBuilder.
Generate land.
Create and edit materials.
Identify advanced lighting features.
Create, Modify, and Optimize Post-Processing Effects.
Use multiple cameras.
Determine the most appropriate rendering between URP and HDRP.

Program

Module 1: Architecture of a basic project.

Import of 3D Assets, Textures and Materials.
Creation and Editing of Sprites and Sprites Sheets.
Manipulating 3D Objects in Unity.

Module 2: Architecture of an advanced project.

Anatomy and manipulation of the 3D Maya, concept of vertices, polygons.
Using the ProBuilder package.
3D and 2D Animation System.
Use of prefabs.

Module 3: Level Design.

Level prototyping.
Modeling with Probuilder.
Land Generation.

Module 4: Real-time graphics.

Universal Render Pipeline.
High Definition Render Pipeline.
Lighting and Rendering.
Camera settings.
Occlusion Map, Occlusion Culling.
Materials and Shaders.

Get started with game programming with Unity

Learn how to code with C# in Unity to develop games, apps, VR experiences, and AR. Work on hands-on projects with Unity Editor and get the foundation to design and release your own game, from the ground up to its final execution.

Digital Badge associated: UCU-PR: Unity Certified User – Programmer

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

Unity is one of the most widely used development engines in the video game industry today, a sector that currently exceeds music and film combined. The term “game engine” refers to software that contains a set of programming routines that facilitate the design, creation and operation of an interactive environment, i.e. a video game.

In this course, taught online, you will learn the principles of the C# programming language within the Unity environment (Unity Editor), with the aim of developing video games, applications, virtual reality, augmented reality and other interactive experiences.

Throughout the course, you will create various projects using Unity Editor, which will allow you to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to develop your own video game.

Who is it for?

This course is aimed at those who want to enter the world of programming and acquire basic user-level notions of the Unity Editor software. Despite this, it would be advisable for the student to have some notions of object-oriented programming.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, the student will have acquired the following knowledge and skills:

Debug, troubleshoot, and interpret an Application Programming Interface (API).
Create code identifying which functions to use in each scenario.
Evaluate code, being able to identify possible errors and propose solutions.
Navigate the interface by demonstrating a skill level with Unity’s Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to create functional static machines.

Program

Module 1: Introduction to programming and the Unity engine.
Module 2: Creating a script and adding instructions to the game.
Module 3: Flow control, editing tools, and naming conventions.
Module 4: Movements of the characters.
Module 5: Cameras in Unity.
Module 6: Art Pipeline to Unity.
Module 7: Restriction of game features.
Module 8: Unity User Inferface (UI) elements.
Module 9: Trigger Events.
Module 10: Visual and audio effects.
Module 11: Timeline and Cinemachine tools.
Module 12: Entity Component System (ECS).

Unity Certified User – VR Developer

Design and develop Virtual Reality applications with Unity. Learn how to implement locomotion, interaction, events, sound, interfaces, optimization, and publishing, creating your own VR project from scratch. Ideal for starting a career in developing immersive experiences.

Digital Badge associated: UCU-VR: Unity Certified User – VR Developer

Information

60 hours
100% online
Digital badge upon course completion

About This Course

This official Unity course is designed to teach the basics of Virtual Reality (VR) experience development. Throughout the course, participants will learn how to create interactive VR environments, implement locomotion and object grasp, design interfaces, optimize performance, and apply accessibility and usability concepts. With a completely practical approach, the course guides the student in the creation of a personal VR project, applying everything learned from the first moment.

Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

Configure Unity for Virtual Reality development.
Design and implement interactive environments in VR.
Apply locomotion and object manipulation techniques.
Incorporate sound, haptic effects, and interactive events.
Design user interfaces in three-dimensional spaces.
Improve accessibility and comfort in VR experiences.
Optimize application performance for different devices.
Publish and share a functional VR app.

Program

Unit 0 – Technical preparation.

Installation of Unity and required modules.
VR headset configuration (Oculus, OpenXR…).

Unit 1 – Fundamentals of VR.

VR project setup.
Locomotion (teleportation, continuous movement).
Interactive and grippable objects.
Sockets and anchor points.
Basic personal project.
Challenge: Architectural review app.

Unit 2 – Events and interactions.

Haptic and sound feedback.
Activation and response events.
Direct interactors and ray interactors.
User interfaces in VR.
Functional personal project.
Challenge: 3D painting app.

Unit 3 – Ergonomics and optimization.

Comfort and accessibility in VR.
Performance metrics: fps, draw calls, polycount.
Optimized lighting and lightmapping.
Construction and publication of the project.
Challenge: Industrial training simulator.

Unit 4 – Next steps.

Advanced programming in VR.
Artistic design for VR environments.
Preparation for the Unity Certified User: VR Developer certification.