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A+ Core 2 V15 - Pearson Cert Prep: Unit 1

Coursera · Beginner ·☁️ DevOps & Cloud ·3mo ago

Skills: Security Basics60%

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Covers Windows, macOS, and Linux installation, configuration, and command line tools for IT professionals

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This course covers key topics in Windows, macOS, and Linux, including installation, configuration, and command line tools. You’ll work with both legacy and modern Windows utilities, and learn practical skills in networking, security, and system management. The course also covers best practices for managing macOS and Linux systems. Step-by-step lessons and hands-on exercises help you tackle real-world tasks like multi-boot setups, file system management, and using cloud-based productivity tools.

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