Cloud Technology

Students will get a thorough grasp of cloud computing, covering fundamental ideas like cloud architecture, cloud deployment methods (public, private, and hybrid), and cloud service models (IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS). Based on these ideas, they will be able to create and deploy cloud systems that are scalable, dependable, and economical.

Graduates will gain practical expertise with popular cloud systems like Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and AWS. They will gain expertise in industry-standard tools and services for cloud operations by being able to deploy, maintain, and keep an eye on infrastructure and applications on these platforms.

With an emphasis on cloud security, the curriculum makes sure that students have the know-how to create safe cloud-based solutions. To defend cloud environments against attacks, graduates will be able to put security mechanisms like identity and access management (IAM), data encryption, and network security protocols into practice.

Using contemporary development techniques like serverless computing, microservices, and containerization (like Docker), students will learn how to create cloud-native apps. They will be able to develop apps that are extremely effective, scalable, and tailored for the cloud environment.