Week 1 · Days 1–5
Cloud essentials
- Cloud service models and use cases
- Regions and availability zones
- Shared responsibility
- Account access, budgets and lab boundaries
Weekly deliverable
A cloud architecture sketch with responsibility and cost notes.
Cloud & Security · Beginner
AWS Cloud Foundations
One month. A practical start.
Learn core cloud concepts and practise identity, storage, compute and monitoring through a small supervised cloud lab.
- 4 weeks
- one focused course
- 20 days
- 2 guided hours per day
- 20 hrs
- independent practice
- 1 project
- to build and demonstrate
Your starting point
Is this course
right for your batch?
College students who want to understand how applications are hosted and operated in the cloud.
What students should know
- Basic computer and internet skills
- An institution-managed AWS sandbox or trainer demonstration environment
- Basic awareness of files and web applications
Tools & lab setup
- AWS training resources
- AWS Console in a controlled sandbox
- AWS CLI for guided exercises
- Architecture diagram tool
Your one-month learning plan
A milestone
every week.
Each week has five teaching days: 10 guided hours and 5 hours of independent practice. The last week includes project review and the final demonstration.
Week 2 · Days 6–10
Identity and storage
- Users, roles and least privilege
- S3 objects and bucket access
- Encryption and versioning concepts
- Run a guided storage exercise
Weekly deliverable
A private sample-data bucket with an access explanation.
Week 3 · Days 11–15
Compute and operations
- Compare virtual machines and functions
- Run a simple supplied Lambda function
- Inspect CloudWatch logs
- Understand network and backup basics
Weekly deliverable
A supervised function invocation with a readable log.
Week 4 · Days 16–20
Design and demonstrate
- Connect the capstone components
- Estimate usage with stated assumptions
- Explain permissions and failure handling
- Demonstrate and clean up resources
Weekly deliverable
A lab demonstration, architecture diagram, cost assumptions and cleanup record.
Your final project
Serverless workshop file summary
In a managed sandbox, invoke a small supplied Lambda function that reads a synthetic workshop file from S3 and logs a summary. Students configure the limited access, test the flow and document cleanup. Arrange the sandbox before scheduling hands-on delivery.
How learning is assessed
Architecture and access exercises, supervised lab evidence, cost reasoning, and an individual explanation of the final cloud flow.
Students should explain their own decisions, show their work and document limitations. Any certificate conditions are agreed with the college before the batch begins.
Keep learning
Official learning resources.
References for preparation and continued practice. These resources support the syllabus; their publishers do not endorse this training.
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Bring practical training
to your campus.
Share your students’ background, preferred course and dates. We’ll help shape a one-month batch around your college’s timetable and lab facilities.
Batch size, delivery arrangements, fees and any completion certificate requirements are agreed with your college before enrolment.