Mohammad Fayasuddin

Years of Experience in Cloud Security Training

2

Years of Experience in Computer Classes

5

Teaching Experience in detail in Computer Classes

Basics of Computer Usage Over the past 5+ years, I have consistently delivered training focused on foundational computer skills to diverse learners, ranging from school students and college graduates to working professionals and adult learners. My instruction in this domain includes: Hardware & Software Fundamentals: Teaching learners how computers function, covering CPU, memory, storage devices, and peripheral components. Operating System Basics: Guiding students on navigating and managing Microsoft Windows, Linux, and macOS environments. File & Folder Management: Hands-on training on using file explorers, organizing digital documents, and managing removable storage. Internet & Email Usage: Explaining safe browsing practices, search engine usage, email etiquette, and using web-based tools.

Years of Experience in Python Training classes

5

Teaching Experience in detail in Python Training classes

With over 5 years of experience in delivering hands-on, practical Python training, I have taught a broad spectrum of learners from absolute beginners to working professionals using real-world use cases and projects. My training approach emphasizes writing clean, modular, and scalable code while reinforcing concepts through problem-solving and industry-relevant scenarios. Web Development with Python I have delivered in-depth training on full-stack and backend web development using Python frameworks, focusing on building real-world, scalable applications: Frameworks Taught: Flask and Django, covering routing, templating, database integration, REST APIs, and authentication. Database Integration: Teaching ORM concepts using SQLAlchemy and Django ORM, connecting with PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite. Projects Delivered: Blog platforms with user authentication Task management systems RESTful APIs for mobile/web frontends

Years of Experience in Cloud Computing Classes

1

Teaching Experience in detail in Cloud Computing Classes

Over the past year, alongside my professional work in cloud environments, I have actively shared my cloud computing knowledge through peer mentoring, workshops, and structured training sessions. My teaching experience has focused on practical, real-world scenarios using AWS, Azure, and GCP, enabling learners to bridge the gap between theory and hands-on implementation. 1. Peer Mentoring & Team Training On-the-job Cloud Enablement: I mentored junior team members and interns by walking them through real deployments, troubleshooting tasks, and cloud-native design principles across all three major cloud providers. Tooling & Platform Familiarization: I taught my peers how to navigate each cloud’s console and CLI, manage resource provisioning using Terraform and native tools like AWS CloudFormation, Azure ARM templates, and GCP Deployment Manager. 2. Hands-On Lab Sessions & Demos Live Demo Workshops: Delivered step-by-step live demos on: Launching and securing EC2/VM/Compute Engine instances Creating VPCs/VNets/Custom Networks and implementing subnetting, NAT, and firewall rules Implementing IAM roles and policies across cloud platforms Setting up serverless functions (Lambda, Azure Functions, Google Cloud Functions) Scenario-Based Labs: Designed labs simulating real-world scenarios such as: Multi-tier architecture deployments Auto-scaling groups with load balancers Cross-region backups and disaster recovery setups 3. Knowledge Sharing via Documentation & Sessions Created step-by-step documentation and runbooks for deploying applications, securing cloud workloads, and cost optimization. Conducted weekly knowledge-sharing sessions, with topics rotating across the three clouds to cover comparative advantages, architectural differences, and use case selection. 4. Security & Cost Awareness Sessions Trained colleagues on setting up: Cloud security best practices, including IAM boundaries, encryption, key management, and secure storage access Budgets and alerts using AWS Budgets, Azure Cost Management, and GCP Billing Alerts Shared responsibility models for each platform, emphasizing real-world examples (e.g., misconfigured S3 buckets and their impact)