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Certificate Program in Cloud Computing (AWS Certification)
The Certificate program for cloud computing introduces students to the structure and how cloud systems are utilized today. It introduces students to the storage, security, deployment, and operational models that are offered by cloud providers. The program is designed to give students an overall understanding of how data is processed and handled in the cloud so that they can implement modern technology in an effective manner.
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Batch Commencing
8th July Onwards
Duration
3 months
Credits
180
Seats
60
Fee
7,000/-
Language
English
Eligibility Criteria
Students who have passed 10th / 12th or equivalent are eligible to undergo the course. Also students who have studied or are studying ITI / Diploma Engineering / Degree Engineering, BCA, MCA will be best benefited by undergoing the program.
*Tuition Fees may vary depending on the Country/State in which the candidate has passed their qualifying examination.
Why study this program
Be a part of an engaging learning atmosphere that gives you the tools to excel in the career of your choice.
Future-Focused
Cloud technology drives the digital world, making cloud literacy essential across industries.
Strong Foundations
Students gain a clear understanding of cloud models, storage, networking, and security principles.
Scalable Thinking
Learn how systems grow, adapt, and function efficiently in cloud environments.
Industry Alignment
The curriculum reflects the concepts used in modern organisations and digital infrastructures.
Versatile Pathways
Opportunities extend into architecture, administration, consulting, and technology management.
Program Highlights
Cloud Models
Virtualization Basics
Storage Systems
Cloud Security
Scalability Concepts
Service Management
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