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MS-900 Exam EP 1: Microsoft 365 Fundamentals Introduction
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Main ideas / concepts covered
- Course purpose: Introduces the MS-900 (Microsoft 365 Fundamentals) exam series and explains what learners will cover across the modules.
- Who the course is for:
- Beginners learning cloud computing
- Technical professionals
- Sales professionals who want to understand how Microsoft 365 delivers services
- Prerequisites: None required, though IT background helps learners understand concepts faster.
- Exam alignment: The course content maps directly to MS-900. The mentioned “percentages” indicate how heavily each area is represented in the exam (higher percentage → more questions).
Learning path (modules and key lessons)
Module 1: Cloud concepts + Microsoft cloud services
- Cloud computing principles, including:
- What public cloud is
- What private cloud is
- What hybrid cloud is
- Service/resource models:
- Different deployment/service models
- IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)
- PaaS (Platform as a Service)
- SaaS (Software as a Service)
- Microsoft cloud services overview:
- What Azure is
- What Microsoft 365 is at a high level
- Migration to cloud services
- Additional Microsoft context:
- Diving into Microsoft 365 holistic services, including:
- How to deploy Windows 10 and Office 365 ProPlus
- Unified Endpoint Management with Microsoft 365
- Diving into Microsoft 365 holistic services, including:
Module 2: Microsoft 365 services and concepts
- “Dive deep” into Microsoft 365 services:
- Deploying Windows 10
- Deploying Office 365 ProPlus
- Understanding Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) in the Microsoft 365 context
Module 3: Microsoft 365 security, compliance, privacy, and trust
- Organizational security fundamentals
- Security feature(s) within Microsoft 365
- Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- Device and information protection
Module 4: Microsoft 365 pricing and support
- Microsoft 365 subscriptions
- Licenses: types of licenses involved
- How to update Microsoft 365 licenses
- Where to find billing
- Support:
- How to reach Microsoft if something isn’t working
- How to find out the SLA (Service Level Agreement) if a service is unavailable
Exam guidance and logistics
- Where to find more exam information:
- “aka… MS” URLs are mentioned for additional details (subtitles show two links):
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- “aka… MS” URLs are mentioned for additional details (subtitles show two links):
- Question expectations:
- Most likely 40–60 questions
- Some questions worth more than one point
- Grading behavior:
- No penalty for guessing
- If unsure, choose the most appropriate answer
- Review strategy:
- You can mark questions for review
- Plan to go back and re-read before final submission
- Time allocation:
- Total time is 180 minutes
- Suggested planning: 45 minutes for question answering
- Suggested additional time: 30 minutes for reviewing/commenting/reporting (wording partially unclear, but intent is time reserved for review/admin tasks)
- Question types to expect:
- Hot area questions
- Drag-and-drop questions on an active screen
- Case studies: the instructor suggests there may not be case studies for MS-900 specifically, but advises watching for them in other Microsoft exams
Next step mentioned
- The next module/video will explain how to schedule the MS-900 exam for beginners who have never taken a Microsoft exam.
Speakers / sources featured
- Su Shan Sudeesh — instructor and narrator; cloud solutions architect; certified in Microsoft 365 and Azure.
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