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Articulate and apply the major benefits of cloud computing
Decide how cloud skills pertain to their professional identity and formulate technical questions pertaining to cloud computing
Build simple models of physical and virtual cloud computing infrastructure
Differentiate amongst compute, storage, database, and network functions in the cloud
Analyze major cloud service provider’s services
Design and implement a simple cloud solution with architectural, economic, and security constraints
Design and critically evaluate existing designs for cloud computing users from diverse backgrounds with varying needs, applying anti-racist perspectives to ensure usability needs are met
Explain how the use and design of cloud computing systems reflect broader social and organizational structures and the related ethical and equity issues.
Course Activities
Online Discussions and Wiki (15%): Synchronous and asynchronous to help you build relationships with other students, despite the online nature of the course, and to help you join the cloud computing community by using terminology and concepts.
Quizzes (10%): to help provide practice with feedback along the way.
Homework and Lab Activities (50%): weekly practice in the form of problems from lectures, reading, and labs
Final Project Assignment (20%): choose from a menu of options to put your skills to work, in a group
Midterm (5%): Take-home individual event to help gauge your progress.
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