This hands-on course builds practical system scripting skills in PowerShell and Python for real-world administration. Yo...

Learn what PowerShell is, how to start it, read cmdlet syntax, discover commands, use aliases, get help, and manage files and folders.
Use PowerShell to inventory hardware and OS data, manage disks, rename or restart systems, inspect services and processes, test connectivity, and build pipelines.
Analyze script structure, configure execution policy, choose editors, handle parameters and errors, and schedule and secure scripts.
Discover, create, modify, disable/enable, and remove local users and groups; manage memberships, audit changes, and script common tasks.
Define modules, build and import library and user modules, manage versions, and import specific functions cleanly.
Differentiate scripts, functions, methods, and modules; select tools; parse arguments; handle errors; and automate routine tasks.
Consolidate learning with quizzes, labs, mini-projects, feedback, and remediation covering PowerShell and Python scripting basics.
Apply Python modules, functions, and methods to manage directories, files, paths, existence checks, timestamps, user and OS info.
Differentiate IP types, understand ports and TCP, explore sockets, analyze Python’s socket module, and design protocols responsibly.
Employ steps to connect systems, code server and client scripts, analyze behavior, test connectivity, and document usage.
Contrast direct and reverse connections, apply server and client roles, design a reverse server script, and plan secure lab testing.
Use stdin/stdout/stderr, apply try/except, investigate subprocess, and write a robust reverse client script for controlled environments.
Apply subprocess.Popen and PIPE, build reusable socket and stream helpers, test reverse flows, and execute admin tasks responsibly.