Teaching Dynamics: In the field of IT Administration, I focus on teaching principles and best practices related to managing and maintaining IT systems and infrastructure. This includes areas such as system administration, server management, network administration, security management, backup and recovery, and IT documentation.
I emphasize the practical aspects of IT Administration, providing guidance on tasks such as setting up and configuring servers, managing user accounts, implementing security measures, monitoring system performance, and troubleshooting common issues. I also cover topics such as IT budgeting, IT policy development, and disaster recovery planning.

While programming may not be the primary focus, I can still integrate programming skills within the context of IT Administration. This could involve teaching scripting languages (such as PowerShell or Bash) for automation and task simplification, or demonstrating how to utilize programming skills to customize and extend existing IT tools and software.

Additionally, I offer insights into application software commonly used in IT Administration, such as server management tools, network monitoring tools, ticketing systems, and remote administration software. I provide guidance on selecting, implementing, and utilizing these tools effectively.

Throughout the teaching process, I encourage hands-on practice through practical exercises and real-world scenarios. This helps reinforce learning and allows students to apply their knowledge to practical IT Administration tasks. I also emphasize the importance of documentation, communication skills, and collaboration within IT teams.

By focusing on IT Administration with programming skills, my aim is to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage and maintain IT systems. I prioritize practical application, problem-solving, and effective communication within the context of IT Administration tasks.