Rusty Yonkers
When Microsoft first released PowerShell many simply saw it as an updated version of VBScript. However, Microsoft loaded it with power, and made the decision that it would be the technology to be used to administer all of their products. Over time modules came out for Exchange, SQL Server, Active Directory, and other environments. Other companies who sold software to run on Windows servers saw the advantages of PowerShell for administration of their software, and many have started to release PowerShell modules too.
Now if you look at listings of skills companies are looking for when searching for new employees PowerShell is showing up as one of the prominent required or strongly desired skills. Knowledge of PowerShell could be the deciding factor on if you land that next job, or the promotion to a better position in your current company.
This course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of the PowerShell environment. It will lay the groundwork and foundation for more advanced PowerShell skills. You will learn what a PowerShell cmdlet is, and how much power you will have at your fingertips. You will learn about the object oriented nature of PowerShell and how to leverage that to be a true power user or power administrator.
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Courses : 1
Specification: Fundamentals of PowerShell
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9 reviews for Fundamentals of PowerShell
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 3 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Lorena Sallutan –
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Melissa Dougherty –
finding the course helpful.
Paul Gately –
Great information, easy to listen to. The information is clearly explained and easy to retain. If I have a complaint, it might be the speed of some of the things that are run. but that’s what pause is for.
Joshua Plata –
I don’t want to rate this course as actually bad it’s not. It’s just hard to tell, when beginning to learn a new skill, which Udemy courses may be effective for your overall skill level, and learning style. If you do not have any background in programming, scripting, or command line at all? Get this course. This is exactly where you need to start, it would be fantastic for introducing you to new overall ideas and concepts that you may not be familiar with. The instructor explains things very well, he’s easy to understand, he doesn’t go too fast or get too far ahead, and it’s just generally an informative and helpful course. If that’s your background. Otherwise, look elsewhere. I’ve dabbled in programming/scripting/batch files (though never learned a language fluently), and I’ve used command line going all the way back to MS DOS 3.3. With that background, far too much of this material was extraneous. It DOES give a decent introduction to some Powershell commands and syntaxes and concepts. But for someone with a background as described, the information could have been packed into fewer videos without losing anything. Great course for true beginner. If that’s you, get this course now. It’s what you need. I’m not marking it 3 stars because it’s a bad course. I did so because I feel like the description led me to (incorrectly) believe it was of a background skill level more on par with my own.
Mike Ehr –
better than some talks a little fast at time for beginners mostly not though
Amanda Nguyen –
It’d have been nice if we write a few example programs to apply do/for/while loop and logic on different operators. A few examples on how to connect to various databases would make this course perfect. The first section of creating a virtual environment is also unnecessary and it ate up all of the memory on my laptop I ended up with the blue screen of death.
Jeffrey Williams –
The course is very good for those beginning in Powershell, however I feel a lot of basics were left out that could have been included. That said, the instructor is very knowledgeable on the content and presents it clearly to the user. This would certainly be a 5 star course if it contained more content including real world examples.
Tony Yu –
Excellent training course
Kevin Boyd –
I am a new student in a Microsoft System Server program. This material is wonderful. I wish could have started viewing it completely through before I started my program. However, it will help me from this point forward. Thanks for making this training tutorial. You are a great presenter of the materials. Kevin