TOP 10 OPERATING SYSTEM COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 4

WSIC: Server Installation and Configuration course makes you learn how to install the core service and additional required services for Windows Server 2019. You will gain an understanding of the Active Directory and how to manage users and accounts within it.

The course provides you the practical knowledge with hands on lab exercises for learning about PC’ , Laptops, printers and other digital devices used with computerized systems. Our instructors are finest in the IT industry with over 10 years experience in the field.

All of the necessary learning tools are provided, including class notes, computers, and software. All we require is a meeting room. Our unique training style will ensure no topic is unexplored, no question remains unanswered, and all participants exit the course more knowledgeable than they entered...

Onsite, instructor-led live Operating Systems (OS) training courses demonstrate through interactive hands-on practice how an operating system (OS) manages computer hardware and software and provides services.

This course introduces students to Unix, Linux and the Internet. Students will learn to navigate the Internet, transfer files, communicate with others via electronic mail, and create and maintain World Wide Web pages using Extensible Hypertext Mark-up Language (XHTML).

MS Windows course is offered by DJH Training & Application Solutions Inc. DJH Training & Application Solutions Inc. provides its clients with high quality computer training, support and application development services.

macOS 100: Introduction to macOS 10.15 Catalina is a hands-on class designed to help beginning Mac users and transitioning Windows users become more familiar in using the macOS.

macOS Support Essentials 11 is a three-day course that teaches the best ways to support macOS Big Sur users.

macOS 100: Introduction to macOS 11 Big Sur is a hands-on class designed to help beginning Mac users and transitioning Windows users become more familiar in using the macOS.

Organizations are increasingly integrating Mac computers into Windows or other standards-based network environments.