Cloud computing enables organizations to access scalable computing, networking, storage, security, analytics, and other technology services through modern cloud platforms.
BITTS International Career College’s Azure Fundamentals AZ-900 short course introduces students to cloud computing concepts and the fundamental services and capabilities of Microsoft Azure. Students develop knowledge of Azure architecture, core services, resource management, compute, networking, storage, identity, security, governance, compliance, cost management, monitoring, and service-level concepts.
The course also introduces students to Azure AI, analytics, and modern cloud solutions while providing practical exposure to Azure deployment and resource-management activities. Hands-on labs allow students to reinforce cloud concepts in practical scenarios.
The course concludes with AZ-900 exam preparation, case studies, and a final practical project. The curriculum provides foundational knowledge aligned with Microsoft Azure concepts; completion of the BITTS course does not itself constitute Microsoft certification.
Azure Fundamentals AZ-900 is a non-vocational program. This program does not require approval under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.
Introduction to Cloud Computing & Microsoft Azure
Azure Architecture, Core Services & Resource Management
Azure Compute, Networking & Storage Services
Azure Identity, Access Management & Security
Azure Governance, Compliance & Cost Management
Azure Monitoring, Management Tools & Service Level Agreements (SLAs)
Azure AI, Analytics & Modern Cloud Solutions
Azure Deployment, Resource Management & Hands-on Labs
AZ-900 Exam Preparation, Case Studies & Final Practical Project
High School Diploma or Equivalent
Age must be 18 years or above
English Proficiency
Basic computer and internet literacy
Previous cloud computing experience is not required
Microsoft Azure knowledge can complement education and professional experience in cloud computing, IT support, systems administration, cybersecurity, networking, and IT operations.
Students completing this course develop foundational cloud knowledge that may support continued learning and certification preparation in Microsoft Azure and related technologies.
The course may support professional development toward entry-level areas such as Cloud Support, IT Support, Technical Support, IT Operations, Junior Systems Administration, and Cloud Administration, when combined with appropriate education, certifications, technical skills, and work experience.
