What you'll learn
You will get prepared for the latest CompTIA IT Fundamentals FC0-U61 Certification exam.
Notational Systems(Binary, Hexadecimal, Decimal), Data Representations(ASCII, Unicode)
Data Types and their characteristics(Char, Strings, Numbers, Boolean)
Computing and Processing(Input, Processing, Output, Storage)
Value of Data and Information, Intellectual Property (Trademarks, Copyright, Patents, Digital Product)
Data-driven business decisions (Data capture and collection, Data Correlation, Meaningful reporting)
Common Units of Measure (Storage Units, Throughput Units, Processing Speed Units)
Troubleshooting Introduction and Methodology
Types of I/O Device Interfaces (Networking, Wired, Wireless)
Peripheral devices (USB, Firewire, Thunderbolt, RF), Graphic device interfaces ( VGA, HDMI, DVI, DisplayPort)
Internal Computing Components (Motherboard, Firmware/BIOS, RAM), Internet Service Types (Fiber optic, Cable, DSL)
Storage Types (volatile,RAM, Hard Drive, Optical, Flash drive), Computing Devices(Mobile phones, Tablets, Laptops, Workstations, Servers, Gaming consoles)
Networking Concepts (basics of packet transmission, DNS, URL), Basic protocols (HTTP/S, POP3, IMAP, SMTP), Encryption
The purpose of operating systems, Components of an Operating System, The Purpose and Proper Use of Software (Productivity/Collaboration/Business software)
Application Architecture and Delivery Models, Web Browsers, Application Concepts and Uses
Programming Language Categories, Programming Organizational Techniques and Logic Components, Programming Concepts Purpose and Use
Database Concepts and Purpose, Database Structures, Database Interactions Methods
Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability Concerns, Devices Security Methods and Best Practices, Behavioral Security Concepts
Authentication, Authorization, Accounting, Non-repudiation, Password Best Practices, Common Uses of Encryption
Business Continuity Concepts (Fault tolerance, Disaster recovery)
Description
Hi and Welcome to the complete CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+ FC0-U61) Ultimate Course 2022
I'm you instructor George Polk and I'll be leading you through this course.
Have you always wanted to start a career in IT(Information Technology) but don't know where to start?
Would you like to develop from scratch a solid understanding of computers and IT without
any prior knowledge or experience?
And at the same time you will also get prepared for the official CompTIA IT Fundamentals Certification Exam.
Then, CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+ FC0-U61) Ultimate Course 2022 is for you!
IT is one of the most in-demand skills in 2022.
This course begins with the basics.
I'll take you through all the six domains and teach you everything that you need to know by covering
all CompTIA IT Fundamentals objectives.
We will start with the first domain: IT Concepts and Terminology and then proceed to: Infrastructure,
Applications & Software, Software Development, Database Fundamentals and Security.
IN THIS COURSE YOU WILL LEARN ALL THE FUNDAMENTALS OF IT AND MORE!
and then you will be prepared for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals Certification Exam,
as well as be ready to proceed to higher level certifications such as CompTIA A+ and CompTIA Network+.
This course is great for students starting out or for advanced learners that need a refresher course on
IT fundamentals.
There are no requirements necessary to enroll.
How would you like to Master IT Fundamentals by learning everything you need to know from A to Z.
Then CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+ FC0-U61) Ultimate Course for 2022 is for you!
Here is What You Will Learn
Domain 1.0: IT Concepts and Terminology
1. Notational Systems(Binary, Hexadecimal, Decimal)
2. Data Representation(ASCII, Unicode)
3. Data Types and their characteristics(Char, Strings, Numbers, Boolean)
4. Computing and Processing(Input, Processing, Output, Storage)
5. Value of Data and Information
6. Intellectual Property (Trademarks, Copyright, Patents, Digital Product)
7. Data-driven business decisions (Data capture and collection, Data Correlation, Meaningful reporting)
8. Common Units of Measure (Storage Units, Throughput Units, Processing Speed Units)
9. Troubleshooting Introduction and Methodology
Domain 2.0 Infrastructure
10. Types of I/O Device Interfaces (Networking, Wired, Wireless)
11. Peripheral devices (USB, Firewire, Thunderbolt, RF)
12. Graphic device interfaces ( VGA, HDMI, DVI, DisplayPort)
13. Peripheral Devices (Printer, Scanner, Keyboard, Mouse)
14. Installation types(Plug-and-play, driver installation, Other required steps, IP-based, Web-based configuration)
15. Internal Computing Components (Motherboard, Firmware/BIOS, RAM)
16. Internet Service Types (Fiber optic, Cable, DSL)
17. Storage Types (volatile, RAM, Hard Drive, Optical, Flash drive)
18. Computing Devices(Mobile phones, Tablets, Laptops, Workstations, Servers, Gaming consoles)
19. IoT (Home automation, Modern cars, Medical devices)
20. Networking Concepts (basics of packet transmission, DNS, URL)
21. Basic protocols (HTTP/S, POP3, IMAP, SMTP)
22. 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (standard, speed limitations, interference and attenuation factors)
23. Best Practices (Change SSID, Change default password)
24. Encryption (Encryption, Open Authentication and Captive Portals, WEP, WPA, WPA 2)
Domain 3.0: Applications and Software
25. The purpose of operating systems( Interface between applications and hardware, Disk management, Process management)
26. Components of an Operating System (File systems, Features, File management, services)
27. The Purpose and Proper Use of Software (Productivity/Collaboration/Business software)
28. Application Architecture and Delivery Models (Application delivery methods, Application architecture models)
29. Web Browsers (Caching/clearing cache, Deactivate client-side scripting, Browser add-ons/extensions)
30. Application Concepts and Uses(Single-platform software, Cross-platform software, Licensing, Software installation best practices)
Domain 4.0: Software Development Concepts
31. Programming Language Categories (Interpreted/Compiled Programming Languages, Query languages, Assembly language)
32. Programming Organizational Techniques and Logic Components
33. Programming Concepts Purpose and Use (Identifiers, Containers, Functions, Objects)
Domain 5.0: Database Fundamentals
34. Database Concepts and Purpose (Usage of database, Flat files vs database, Records, Storage)
35. Database Structures (Structured vs. semi-structured, Relational databases, Non-relational databases)
36. Database Interactions Methods (Relational methods, Database access methods, Export/import)
Domain 6.0: Security
37. Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability Concerns (Confidentiality concerns, Integrity, Availability)
38. Devices Security Methods and Best Practices ((Securing devices (mobile/workstation), Device use best practices)
39. Behavioral Security Concepts (Expectations of privacy, Written policies, Authentication)
40. Authentication, Authorization, Accounting VS non-repudiation Comparison
41. Password Best Practices (password length, complexity, expiration, password reset)
42. Common Uses of Encryption (Plain text, Data at rest, Data in transit)
43. Business Continuity Concepts (Fault tolerance, Disaster recovery)
Who this course is for
Anyone considering a career in IT.
Professionals working in fields that require a broad understanding of IT.
Marketing, sales and operations staff in IT-based organizations.
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