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PowerShell being a systems administration language first and foremost I would strongly encourage a DevOps/Automation Route. Learn PowerShell DSC, Chef,Puppet and cloud management modules from AWS and Azure. You may never write customer facing app in PowerShell but you may be able to write the code that deploys the infrastructure in PowerShell. Find a company that has or needs an automation strategy around their Microsoft environment. Automate basic tasks on your pc via powershell. However, as with most everything, PowerShell is tool in the bag probably not the only scripting language that you need to learn over the course of your career.

When Microsoft open-sourced PowerShell and announced its availability for other operating systems, it was not yet foreseeable what this would mean for Powershell . It is now clear the future belongs to PowerShell Core on all operating systems.

Though Powershell can be used for a wide range of different applications, for a beginner, the primary utility of PowerShell scripts will be in regard to systems automation related to:

• Working with batches of files, whether this be to automate backups or to control access to large numbers of files at once.
• PowerShell scripts are also very useful when adding and removing new users. With a carefully designed script, you can automate the process of adding network drives, updating security software, and granting a new user access to shared files.
• In order to perform these tasks, you’ll make use of several key features of PowerShell, such as cmdlets and aliases (which I will cover below).

We are happy and proud to say that we have strong relationship with over 700+ small, mid-sized and MNCs. Many of these companies have openings for Window Powershell. Moreover, we have a very active placement cell that provides 100% placement assistance to our students. The cell also contributes by training students in mock interviews and discussions even after the course completion.

PowerShell is also used to automate processes, and tedious work as updating properties on SharePoint items. Currently I'm changing all my Pages libraries to pages libraries. All 2600+ of them. It can be done with Site Settings as well, but it will take a month to do it. My customer are not willing to pay for a month of work that can be done in ten hours. That's business value

You can use PowerShell from the command line for simple things (eg password reset) without having programming skills. So if you mean learning PowerShell for simple things from the command line, then no you need no programming background.

The uses of PowerShell include adding and deleting accounts, editing groups, and creating listings to view specific types of users or groups. You can also choose to use the Powershell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE), a graphic user interface that lets you run commands and create or test scripts

Our courseware is designed to give a hands-on approach to the students in Window Powershell. The course is made up of theoretical classes that teach the basics of each module followed by high-intensity practical sessions reflecting the current challenges and needs of the industry that will demand the students’ time and commitment.

Yes, The future is here! Microsoft has integrated PowerShell functionality into almost all of their products. On top of that, .NET Core is now open source and cross-platform capable. I have run PowerShell on Linux distributions for a test; while it has some maturing to do it is already a promising idea that a single language with the capabilites of PowerShell could be used to manage your enterprise infrastructure regardless of what OS it is running. Third-party software companies are now creating PowerShell modules to ship with their products. The old days of cmd/batch scripts are nearing their end for most use cases, although there are times where older commands are better for the task at hand. I still call them from PowerShell because dealing with string manipulation is easier there too.

we would say in 3-6 months you could be pretty well versed in Powershell... But that requires that you actually use it. In my opinion it's not something you can just read a book and know, it's something that you have to make work... The longer your scripts get, the more functions you create and call, the more you dig for cmdlets and certain syntax etc etc. Eventually it all just comes second nature.

PowerShell is the built-in CLI for Microsoft Windows used by IT administrators and help desk workers to:

• Automate redundant tasks
• Manage IT environments at scale
• Access hard-to-find user information