The CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ exam will certify the successful candidate has the knowledge and skills required to identify and explain the basics of computing, IT infrastructure, software development and database use. In addition, candidates will demonstrate their knowledge to install software, establish basic network connectivity and identify/prevent basic security risks. Further, this exam will assess the candidate’s knowledge in the areas of troubleshooting theory and preventative maintenance of devices. This exam is intended for candidates who are advanced end users, are considering a career in IT, and are interested in pursuing professional-level certifications, such as A+.
Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants should be able to :
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Identifying and explaining computer components
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Setting up a workstation, including conducting software installations
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Establishing network connectivity
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Identifying compatibility issues and identifying and preventing security risks
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Managing the safety and preventative maintenance of computers
Prerequisites
CompTIA IT Fundamentals is aimed at those considering a career in IT and computer-related fields. There are no special prerequisites for you to meet to successfully start this course.
Methodology
This program will be conducted with interactive lectures, PowerPoint presentation, discussion and practical exercise.
Modules
Module 1
Unit 1: Common
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Computing Devices
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Information Technology
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Personal Computers (PC)
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Mobile and IoT Devices
Unit 2: Using a
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Workstation
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Setting up a PC System
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Ergonomic Concepts
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Navigating an OS
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Using Input Devices
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Icons and Windows
Unit 3: Using an OS
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Functions of an Operating System
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Types of Operating System
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Virtualization
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Microsoft Windows
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Apple macOS and iOS
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Linux, Chrome, and Android
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File Explorer
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Windows Settings and Control Panel
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Using a Web Browser
Unit 4: Managing an OS
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Management Interfaces
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Process and Service Management
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Memory and Disk Management
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Command Line Interfaces
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Access Control and Protection
Unit 5: Troubleshooting and Support
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Support and Troubleshooting
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Identifying the Problem
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Understanding the Problem
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Resolving and Documenting the Problem
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Developing a Troubleshooting Approach
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Troubleshooting PC Issues
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Getting Support
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Using a Search Engine
Module 2
Using Apps and Databases
Unit 1: Using Data Types and Units
Unit 2: Using Apps
Unit 3: Programming and App Development
Unit 4: Using Databases
Module 3
Using Computer Hardware
Unit 1: System Components
Unit 2: Using Device Interfaces
Unit 3: Using Peripheral Devices
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Installing and Uninstalling
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Peripherals
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Display Devices
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Display Settings
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Multimedia Ports and Devices
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Printer Types
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Installing and Configuring a Printer
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Scanners and Cameras
Unit 4: Using Storage Devices
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System Memory
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Mass Storage Devices
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Optical Discs and Drives
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Flash Memory Devices
Unit 5: Using File Systems
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Managing the File System
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Folders and Directories
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File Explorer
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Files
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File Attributes and Permissions
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Searching for Folders and Files
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File Types and Extensions
Module 4
Using Networks
Unit 1: Networking Concepts
Unit 2: Connecting to a Network
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Internet Service Types
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Wireless Internet Services
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Setting Up a Wireless Network
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Configuring a Wireless Client
Unit 3: Secure Web Browsing
Unit 4: Using Shared Storage
Unit 5: Using Mobile Devices
Module 5
Security Concepts
Unit 1: Security Concerns
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Computer Security Basics
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Social Engineering
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Business Continuity
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Disaster Recovery
Unit 2: Using Best Practices
Unit 3: Using Access Controls
Unit 4: Behavioral Security Concepts