Introduces the fundamental concepts, architectures, technologies, and
services of cloud computing. It covers cloud service models, deployment models,
virtualization, cloud storage, networking, security, and resource management,
emphasizing the design, deployment, and administration of cloud-based solutions.
Through lectures, laboratory exercises, and project-based activities, students gain
practical experience in provisioning, configuring, securing, and managing cloud
resources using industry-standard platforms and tools. The course also highlights cloud
computing best practices, governance, scalability, reliability, and emerging trends to
prepare students for developing and managing modern cloud-enabled applications and
services.
This course equips students with the knowledge and practical skills to explore, analyze, and document emerging technology trends by leveraging global patent databases and intellectual property (IP) tools. Students will learn how to conduct comprehensive technological searches to identify state-of-the-art innovations using prior art matrix, use patent analytics to uncover technology landscapes and innovation gaps, and develop the ability to draft patent claims and specifications for novel concepts of computer implemented inventions.