This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to automate administration tasks using Windows PowerShell.

Participants will learn how to use PowerShell cmdlets, work with objects and pipelines, create scripts, manage variables and functions, handle errors, and automate common administrative tasks. The course also introduces PowerShell remoting, module management, and scripting practices that help IT professionals improve efficiency, consistency, and control in daily operations.

Through structured learning, practical examples, and hands-on administrative scenarios, participants will gain the confidence to use PowerShell for system management, task automation, and operational support.

This course is suitable for IT professionals who want to automate administrative tasks and improve operational efficiency using PowerShell.

It is especially suitable for:

• System administrators
• Windows Server administrators
• IT support engineers
• Desktop support technicians
• Network administrators
• Microsoft 365 administrators
• Azure administrators
• IT professionals responsible for routine administration and automation tasks

Participants should have basic experience with Windows administration and general IT support concepts.

Before attending this course, participants are recommended to have:

• Basic understanding of Windows operating systems
• Familiarity with Windows Server or client administration
• Basic knowledge of command-line tools
• Understanding of users, groups, files, services, and system configuration
• Some scripting or programming experience is helpful but not mandatory

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Use PowerShell cmdlets, pipelines, providers, and objects for administration tasks
• Create and run PowerShell scripts to automate routine operations
• Work with variables, functions, modules, and error handling
• Use PowerShell remoting to manage remote systems
• Apply PowerShell automation techniques to support Windows and Microsoft environments

• Introduction to Windows PowerShell and command-line administration
• Working with cmdlets, parameters, aliases, help system, and command discovery
• Using pipelines, objects, formatting, filtering, sorting, and exporting data
• Managing files, folders, services, processes, users, groups, and system settings
• Creating PowerShell scripts using variables, loops, conditions, and functions
• Managing modules, profiles, credentials, and reusable automation components
• Using PowerShell remoting to manage remote computers and servers
• Handling errors, troubleshooting scripts, and applying scripting best practices
• Automating common administrative tasks across Windows Server, client, and Microsoft environments