Beginners who want to start a career in cloud computing using Microsoft Azure
IT professionals seeking to build foundational Azure and cloud skills
Students exploring careers in cloud, DevOps, or AI-enabled technologies
System administrators transitioning from on-premise environments to the cloud
Developers or analysts who want to understand Azure infrastructure and AI services
Professionals preparing for Azure Fundamentals or entry-level Azure certifications
Career changers looking to enter cloud or AI-related roles
Business or technical users who want to understand how AI integrates with Azure cloud services
Learn Microsoft Azure fundamentals from scratch with guided, beginner-friendly lessons
Understand core cloud concepts, Azure services, and subscription management
Create, configure, and manage Azure Virtual Machines using the Azure Portal
Explore Azure storage services including Blob Storage, File Storage, and Azure SQL
Learn Azure security basics including identity management and access control
Understand core concepts of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Discover how Azure AI services are used in real-world cloud solutions
Compare Azure AI with other leading AI platforms
Learn how AI workloads are supported using Azure infrastructure and compute services
Explore GPU-based VMs, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), and Azure Machine Learning Compute
Gain practical insight into how organizations integrate AI into Azure-based systems
Build a strong foundation for advanced Azure, AI, and cloud certification paths
Azure Fundamentals with AI Integration is a foundational course designed to introduce learners to core Microsoft Azure cloud concepts while demonstrating how Artificial Intelligence services are integrated into modern cloud solutions. This course helps learners understand not only what Azure offers, but how organizations use Azure and AI together to build scalable, intelligent, and secure applications.
The course begins with essential Azure fundamentals, including cloud computing concepts, core Azure services, pricing models, and security basics. As learners build this foundation, they are gradually introduced to Azure AI services—such as cognitive services, machine learning capabilities, and AI-powered tools—that enhance data processing, automation, and decision-making in cloud environments.
Through guided demonstrations, real-world examples, and practical discussions, learners will explore how Azure supports AI-driven workloads across business, analytics, and application development use cases. The course emphasizes practical understanding over theory, enabling learners to confidently navigate the Azure ecosystem and recognize where AI fits within cloud architectures.
By the end of the course, learners will have a clear understanding of Azure fundamentals, how AI services are integrated within Azure, and how organizations leverage cloud and AI together—providing a strong foundation for advanced Azure, AI, data, and cloud certification paths.
This course is designed for beginners and early-career professionals who want to learn cloud fundamentals and understand how AI services integrate with Microsoft Azure. No prior Azure or AI experience is required. However, the following basic knowledge will be helpful:
Basic computer skills and familiarity with using web applications
General understanding of IT concepts, such as servers, storage, or networking (helpful but not mandatory)
Interest in cloud computing and AI technologies
Willingness to follow hands-on demonstrations using the Azure portal
Optional (but helpful):
Basic knowledge of Windows or Linux environments
Familiarity with databases or scripting concepts
Curiosity about cloud certifications such as Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)
This course is suitable for students, professionals, career changers, and anyone looking to build a strong foundation in Azure and AI-enabled cloud services.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand core cloud computing concepts and how Microsoft Azure delivers cloud services
Navigate and manage resources using the Azure Portal
Explain Azure subscription models, billing, usage, and quotas
Create, configure, and verify Azure Virtual Machines
Understand Azure storage services including Blob Storage and File Storage
Create and connect to Azure SQL databases
Apply security and identity management basics using Azure Active Directory
Explain the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Differentiate between AI and ML and understand common learning approaches
Identify key Azure AI services and their business and technical benefits
Understand how AI workloads are deployed using Azure AI infrastructure
Recognize how GPU instances, AKS, and Azure Machine Learning Compute support AI solutions
Build a strong foundation for advanced Azure, AI, and cloud certification paths
Learning Azure fundamentals with AI integration prepares learners for a range of beginner-level cloud, IT, and AI-enabled roles. After
completing this course, learners will be better prepared for positions such as:
Cloud Support Associate / Cloud Support Engineer (Entry-Level)
Azure Administrator (Junior / Associate Level)
Cloud Operations Analyst
IT Support Analyst (Cloud & Azure Environment)
Junior Cloud Engineer
AI Cloud Support Specialist
DevOps Support Associate (Azure-focused)
Systems Administrator (Cloud-based environments)
Technical Support Engineer (Azure Services)
Cloud & AI Solutions Assistant
Module 1: Getting Started with Cloud & Azure
What is cloud computing?
What is Microsoft Azure?
Managing Azure resources
Subscription management, support, and billing
Customizing the Azure portal interface
Viewing billing, usage, and quota information
Overview of virtual machines in Microsoft Azure
Module 2: Creating and Configuring Azure Virtual Machines
Understanding Azure VM components
Creating a virtual machine using the Azure Portal
Using Azure Marketplace images
Verifying VM functionality
Configuring VM storage
Managing and monitoring Azure virtual machines
Module 3: Exploring Azure Storage & Databases
Understanding Azure Blob Storage for data storage
Using Azure File Storage for data sharing
Overview of relational database deployment options in Azure
Creating and connecting to Azure SQL databases
Creating and configuring an Azure Storage account
Module 4: Security and Compliance in Azure
Overview of Azure security features and tools
Best practices for securing Azure resources
Understanding compliance and governance in Azure
Introduction to Azure Active Directory (Entra ID)
Identity and access management basics
Module 5: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
What are Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning?
Differences between AI and ML
History and key milestones in AI and ML
Types of Machine Learning:
Supervised learning
Unsupervised learning
Reinforcement learning
Training, testing, and validation datasets
Module 6: Introduction to Azure AI Services
What is Azure AI?
Benefits of using Azure AI services
Azure AI vs. other AI platforms
Getting started with Azure AI tools and services
Overview of Azure Cognitive Services and AI capabilities
Module 7: Azure AI Infrastructure & Compute
GPU-based virtual machines for AI workloads
Training AI models using Azure infrastructure
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) for containerized AI application
Azure Machine Learning Compute for scalable model training
Cloud computing and Artificial Intelligence have become core pillars of modern IT and business transformation. Microsoft Azure is one of the leading cloud platforms used by organizations across industries such as finance, healthcare, retail, manufacturing, education, and government. As companies increasingly adopt cloud-native and AI-driven solutions, the demand for professionals with Azure fundamentals and AI integration knowledge continues to grow rapidly.
Entry-level and early-career roles in cloud operations, IT support, DevOps, and application support now expect candidates to understand Azure services, cloud security, and how AI workloads are deployed and managed in the cloud. Even a foundational understanding of Azure AI services can significantly improve employability and career growth opportunities.
This course directly addresses the growing need for:
Beginner-friendly Azure and cloud fundamentals training
Practical understanding of how AI integrates with cloud platforms
Workforce upskilling for cloud, AI, and digital transformation initiatives
Preparation for Azure Fundamentals and entry-level cloud certifications
Professionals transitioning from on-premise systems to cloud environments
A foundation for advanced Azure, AI, DevOps, and cloud architecture roles
By learning Azure fundamentals alongside AI integration concepts, learners gain the skills needed to support modern cloud environments, understand AI-powered cloud solutions, and progress confidently toward more advanced Azure and AI career paths.