Topics that you normally need to know to be a SharePoint Administrator

1.       SharePoint 2013 History
2.       SharePoint Editions & Versions
3.       Central Administration
4.       Manage Services
5.       Manage Service Applications
6.       User Profile Service Application
7.       Search Service Application
8.       Managed Metadata Service Application
9.       Managed Accounts Concept
10.   Service Accounts
11.   Web Application
12.   Site Collection
13.   Sites
14.   Lists
15.   Libraries
16.   Columns
17.   Views
18.   Enterprise Metadata
19.   Taxonomy
20.   Different Site Templates
21.   Different List and Library Templates
22.   Content Types
23.   Information Management Policies
24.   Search this Site
25.   Search List & Library
26.   Search Center
27.   People Search
28.   My Sites / My Profiles
29.   My Site Host
30.   Content Organizer Feature
31.   Difference between Team Sites & Publishing Sites
32.   Farm Backup
33.   Site Collection Backup
34.   Site Export / Site Import
35.   PowerShell Commands
36.   Deploying and Retracting Farm Solutions
37.   Troubleshooting with Event Viewer
38.   Troubleshooting with ULS Logs
39.   Performance Monitoring with Performance Monitor
40.   Checking current Farm Version
41.   Installing Patches & Upgrades 

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