CT-ITF: CompTIA IT Fundamentals

Name: CT-ITF: CompTIA IT Fundamentals
Brand: CompTIA

RM2,800.00

The Official CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) (Exam FC0-U61) will teach students the core IT skills and ideas needed to recognize and explain the fundamentals of computing, IT infrastructure, software development, and database use.

Additionally, students will learn how to set up, install, manage, troubleshoot, and perform preventative maintenance on the hardware and software components of a basic personal computer workstation and basic wireless devices. Students will also learn how to put basic security measures in place and fundamental computer and user support procedures to prepare for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) certification test.

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Training Duration: 3 Days

Certificate Of Completion Available
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In this CompTIA IT Fundamentals course, students will identify PC components, work with files and folders, and conduct basic software installations. This course will provide students with the fundamental skills and concepts required to maintain, support, and work efficiently with personal computers.

In addition, it covers the essential skills and information needed to set up, configure, maintain, troubleshoot, and perform preventative maintenance of the hardware and software components of a basic personal computer workstation and basic wireless devices. Students will also implement basic security measures and implement basic computer and user support practices.
Entry-level and newly hired technical professionals, including PC support, help desk, and networking professionals

Sales and marketing professionals looking to increase their ability to communicate with technical professionals and increase sales

Executives who seek better-informed decision making.

Professionals seeking to prepare for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ Exam
Identifying and explaining computer components

Setting up a workstation, including conducting software installations

Establishing network connectivity

Identifying compatibility issues and identifying and preventing security risks

Managing the safety and preventative maintenance of computers
Module 1 - Using Computers

Unit 1: Common

Computing Devices

Information Technology

Personal Computers (PC)

Mobile and IoT Devices

Unit 2: Using a Workstation

Setting up a PC System

Ergonomic Concepts

Navigating an OS

Using Input Devices

Icons and Windows

Unit 3: Using an OS

Functions of an Operating System

Types of Operating System

Virtualization

Microsoft Windows

Apple macOS and iOS

Linux, Chrome, and Android

File Explorer

Windows Settings and Control Panel

Using a Web Browser

Unit 4: Managing an OS

Management Interfaces

Process and Service Management

Memory and Disk Management

Command Line Interfaces

Access Control and Protection

Unit 5: Troubleshooting and Support

Support and Troubleshooting

Identifying the Problem

Understanding the Problem

Resolving and Documenting the Problem

Developing a Troubleshooting Approach

Troubleshooting PC Issues

Getting Support

Using a Search Engine

Module 2 - Using Apps and Databases

Unit 1: Using Data Types and Units

Notational Systems

Units of Measure

Data Types

Data Representation

The Value of Data

Intellectual Property

Data-driven Business Decisions

Unit 2: Using Apps

Installing Applications

Application Management

Managing Software Licensing

Productivity Software

Collaboration Software

Business Software

Unit 3: Programming and App Development

Programming Logic

Programming Languages

Programming Concepts

Object-Oriented Programming

Scripting Languages

Application Platforms and Delivery

Unit 4: Using Databases

Database Concepts

Database Structures

Relational Methods

Database Access Methods

Application Architecture Models

Module 3 - Using Computer Hardware

Unit 1: System Components

Selecting a Computer

Motherboard Components

Processors

Features of Processors

Expansion Bus

System Cooling

BIOS and UEFI System Firmware

Unit 2: Using Device Interfaces

Computer Connector Types

USB and Firewire

Graphic Devices

Graphic Device Interfaces

Input Devices

Configuring Peripherals

Bluetooth and NFC

Networking Interfaces

Unit 3: Using Peripheral Devices

Installing and Uninstalling

Peripherals

Display Devices

Display Settings

Multimedia Ports and Devices

Printer Types

Installing and Configuring a Printer

Scanners and Cameras

Unit 4: Using Storage Devices

System Memory

Mass Storage Devices

Optical Discs and Drives

Flash Memory Devices

Unit 5: Using File Systems

Managing the File System

Folders and Directories

File Explorer

Files

File Attributes and Permissions

Searching for Folders and Files

File Types and Extensions

Module 4 - Using Networks

Unit 1: Networking Concepts

Network Components

TCP/IP

Internet Protocol

Address Resolution Protocol

DNS and URLs

Internet Application Services

Unit 2: Connecting to a Network

Internet Service Types

Wireless Internet Services

Setting Up a Wireless Network

Configuring a Wireless Client

Unit 3: Secure Web Browsing

Safe Browsing Practices

Configuring Browser Security

Managing Cookies and PII

Digital Certificates and Antiphishing

Enabling a Firewall

Unit 4: Using Shared Storage

Local Sharing and Storage

Windows File Sharing

Hosted Sharing and Storage Backups

Windows Backup

Unit 5: Using Mobile Devices

Using a Mobile Device

Mobile Applications and App Stores

Network Connectivity

Email Configuration

Synchronization and Data Transfer

Module 5 - Security Concepts

Unit 1: Security Concerns

Computer Security Basics

Social Engineering

Business Continuity

Disaster Recovery

Unit 2: Using Best Practices

Securing Devices Malware

Preventing Malware Infections Spam

Software Sources and Patch Management

Unit 3: Using Access Controls

Access Controls

User Account Types

Authentication Factors

Uses of Encryption

Password Cracking and Management

Unit 4: Behavioral Security Concepts

Policies and Procedures

Handling Confidential Information

Acceptable Use Policies

Expectations of Privacy

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