CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Certification Preperation

Course Level: Beginner
Duration: 7 Hrs 10 Min
Total Videos: 51 On-demand Videos

Unlock a rewarding career in technology with our CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Certification Preparation course, designed for high school students, career changers, and non-IT professionals. Gain essential IT knowledge, from hardware to security, software development to AI, and prepare to excel in the Tech+ exam and beyond.

Learning Objectives

01

Understand key IT concepts, terminology, and basics of computing, including notational systems and units of measure.

02

Gain a comprehensive understanding of IT infrastructure, including computing devices, storage, and virtualization technologies.

03

Develop an understanding of networking fundamentals, including core principles, network models, and wireless networks.

04

Acquire knowledge of different operating systems, installation methods, and system tools, with hands-on demos for practical understanding.

05

Get introduced to common software applications, productivity software, and learn about managing software from trusted sources.

06

Master web browsing techniques, learn about browser settings, and understand the importance of secure browsing and privacy protection.

07

Learn basic programming concepts, tools, and techniques for code maintenance, and understand different programming language categories.

08

Get acquainted with database concepts, operations, backup and recovery, and learn about security strategies, tools, and encryption methods.

Course Description

Become an integral part of the rapidly evolving tech industry with our comprehensive CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Certification Preparation course. This course is designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and skills needed to excel in IT roles. Perfect for those considering a career change, professionals seeking to strengthen their tech skills, and high school students looking at prospective career paths, this course provides an in-depth understanding of key IT concepts and terminology, infrastructure, and software applications.

Our experienced instructors, who are seasoned professionals in both IT and education, will guide you through detailed modules ranging from understanding notational systems and the basics of computing to more advanced topics such as virtualization and cloud technologies, secure web browsing, and the impact of AI. To ensure you’re well-equipped for the real-world, we provide numerous practical case studies, tips, and demos, including working with storage partitions, Microsoft command line tools, and more. The course also includes practice questions that mirror the format and content of the CompTIA Tech+ certification exam, ensuring you are exam-ready.

Earning the CompTIA Tech+ certification not only opens doors to a variety of rewarding entry-level IT positions but also serves as a stepping stone towards more advanced CompTIA certifications such as A+, Network+, and Security+. So, why wait? Enroll today, and take the first step towards a successful career in the dynamic field of information technology!

Who Benefits From This Course

  • Individuals seeking a career in information technology
  • Professionals wanting to expand their knowledge of IT concepts and terminology
  • IT technicians wanting to improve their troubleshooting skills
  • Network administrators interested in expanding their knowledge of infrastructure and networking fundamentals
  • Software developers looking to understand operating systems at a deeper level
  • IT security professionals aiming to expand their knowledge of secure web browsing and data protection
  • Database administrators wanting to deepen their understanding of database fundamentals
  • Software and application managers seeking better understanding of managing software and trusted software sources
  • Individuals interested in understanding the impact and use of artificial intelligence
  • Professionals preparing for the CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification exam

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification?

The CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification is an entry-level certification that provides a foundational understanding of IT domains such as hardware, software, programming, security, databases, and infrastructure. It is designed for high school students, individuals considering a career change, and professionals in non-IT roles who want to strengthen their technical acumen. This certification serves as an excellent stepping stone towards more advanced CompTIA certifications like A+, Network+, and Security+.

What job roles can I pursue with a CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification?

The CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification opens doors to a variety of rewarding entry-level IT positions, such as IT Support Specialist, Technical Support Technician, Help Desk Technician, and IT Operations Associate. These roles involve providing technical support to end-users, troubleshooting hardware and software issues, and maintaining IT infrastructure. The certification also provides a solid base for aspiring IT professionals to pursue more advanced roles in the future.

What are the main topics covered in the CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification?

The CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification covers a wide range of essential IT domains, including:

  • IT Concepts and Terminology
  • Infrastructure
  • Applications and Software
  • Software Development
  • Database Fundamentals
  • Security
  • Impact and Use of AI
How does the CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification benefit my IT career?

Earning the CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification offers several benefits for your IT career. It validates your basic knowledge and skills in various IT domains, making you more appealing to potential employers. It can open up opportunities for entry-level IT roles and set you on a path towards more advanced IT positions. Additionally, the certification is globally recognized, making it a valuable credential if you are considering international career opportunities.

What is the value of CompTIA certifications in the IT industry?

CompTIA certifications are highly valued in the IT industry. They validate a candidate's knowledge and skills in various IT domains and are recognized globally. Employers often look for CompTIA certifications when hiring for IT roles as they demonstrate a candidate's commitment to their professional development and readiness for the job. Furthermore, CompTIA certifications provide a structured learning path from foundational to advanced levels, allowing IT professionals to progress in their careers systematically.

Included In This Course

Module 1 - IT Concepts and Terminology

  •    1.1 - Introduction to Tech+
  •    1.2 - Understanding Notational Systems
  •    1.3 - The Basics of Computing
  •    1.4 - Comparing Units of Measure
  •    1.5 - Troubleshooting Methodology, Cases and Tips

Module 2 - Infrastructure

  •    2.1 - Introduction to Infrastructure
  •    2.2 - Types of Computing Devices
  •    2.3 - Internal Components of A Computer
  •    2.4 - Types of Storage
  •    2.5 - Peripheral Devices and Installation
  •    2.6 - Virtualization and Cloud Technologies
  •    2.7 - Common Internet Service Types

Module 3 - Networking Fundaments

  •    3.1 - Introduction to Networking
  •    3.2 - Core Principles of Computer Networking
  •    3.3 - Network Ports
  •    3.4 - Network Addresses and Identifiers
  •    3.5 - Network Models and Types
  •    3.6 - Networking Devices and Connectors
  •    3.7 - Small Wireless Networks

Module 4 - Operating Systems

  •    4.1 Workstation Operating Systems
  •    4.2 Common File System Types
  •    4.3 Operating System Installation Types
  •    4.4 Operating System Boot Methods
  •    4.5 Storage Partitioning
  •    4.5.1 Demo - Working with Storage Partitions
  •    4.6 Identifying Windows Editions
  •    4.7 Windows Upgrades
  •    4.8 Windows OS Installations
  •    4.9 Using Windows Task Manager
  •    4.9.1 Demo - Working with Windows Task Manager
  •    4.10 MMC Snap-ins
  •    4.10.1 Demo - Working with MMC Snap-ins
  •    4.11 Windows Operating System Tools
  •    4.12 Microsoft Command Line Tools
  •    4.12.1 Demo - Working with Microsoft Command Prompt
  •    4.13 Configuring Microsoft Windows Settings
  •    4.14 Configuring Windows Power Options
  •    4.14.1 Demo - Working with Windows Power Options
  •    4.15 Windows File Explorer
  •    4.15.1 Demo - Working with File Explorer
  •    4.16 Windows Domains vs Workgroups
  •    4.17 macOS System Configuration
  •    4.17.1 Demo - macOS Features and Tools
  •    4.18 Linux Components
  •    4.19 Linux Tools
  •    4.20 Common Application Installation

Module 5 - Software and Applications

  •    5.1 - Common Software Applications
  •    5.2 - Productivity Software
  •    5.3 - Business and Enterprise Software
  •    5.4 - Manging Software
  •    5.5 - Trusted Software Sources

Module 6 - Web Browsing, Configuration & Security

  •    6.1 - Introduction To Web Browsing
  •    6.2 - Browser Settings, Configuration and Maintenance
  •    6.3 - Secure Web Browsing
  •    6.4 - Protecting Your Privacy

Module 7 - Software Development Concepts

  •    7.1 - Introduction to Programming
  •    7.2 - Programming Tools
  •    7.3 - Programming Organization and Logic Flows
  •    7.4 - Understanding Programming Language Categories
  •    7.5 - Code Maintenance, Version Control Systems and Branching
  •    7.6 - Fundamental Data Types and Their Characteristics

Module 8 - Data and Database Fundamentals

  •    8.1 - Introduction to Databases and the Value of Data
  •    8.2 - Database Concepts and Structures
  •    8.3 - Working with Relational Databases
  •    8.4 - Database Operations and Access
  •    8.5 - Database Backup and Recovery

Module 9 - Security: Keeping Things Safe

  •    9.1 - Basic Security Concepts and Strategies
  •    9.2 - Identifying Common Security Threats
  •    9.3 - Securing Devices and Networks
  •    9.4 - Security Tools and Software
  •    9.5 - Encryption and Data Protection

Module 10 - AI Uses and Impact

  •    10.1 - The Impact and Use of AI
  •    10.2 - Course Closeout