Comptia A+ 220-1102 Core 2 Hands-On Course - Full Training

CompTIA A+ 220-1102. Covers all the topics on the exam objectives to ensure you pass on your first try.

What you'll learn
CompTIA A+ Certification Core 2 (220-1102) exam objectives
How to Install Different Version of Windows and Linux
Different Windows, Linux and Mac Utilities and Features
How to Secure Workstations
Troubleshooting Windows and Mobile devices
Operational Procedures
Requirements
Students will need to have basic computer skills such as sending emails, navigating Windows or Mac.
Description
CompTIA A+ 220-1102 Core 2 exam is one of the exams you will need to pass to get A+ certified. In this course, I will be using my 20+ years of experience teaching IT courses to give you a practical hands-on approach to all of the CompTIA A+ Certification Core 2 (220-1102) exams. I will cover all of the exam objectives in detail using live actual components and in-depth explanations on each topic. I am a best-selling author that has sold over 150,000 books in project management and IT service management. I have helped thousands of students to pass their certification exams over the last 20 years. My method of teaching is engaging and fun. This course will cover the following domains:Operating SystemsSecurity of workstationsTroubleshootingOperational ProceduresPerformance Based QuestionsThis course will include:Nearly 13 Hours of contentComplete coverage of every exam objectivesPDF of all course notes to study after classWe will only be covering the topics on your exam, no-nonsense and personal stories.PDF of the exam objectives from CompTIA for the A+ Certification Core 2 (220-1102) exam. Constantly updated course materialsCertificate of completionLifetime accessTo become A+ certified you will need to pass the core 1 (220-1101) and core 2 (220-1102) exams, this course will only prepare you to pass the core 2 exams.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 About me

Lecture 2 Domains on the exam

Lecture 3 220-1102 Exam Info

Lecture 4 Layout of the class

Section 2: 1.0 Operating Systems

Lecture 5 1.1 Operating Systems Basics

Lecture 6 1.1 Windows Upgrades

Lecture 7 1.1. Different Versions of Windows 10

Lecture 8 1.2 Administrative Commands

Lecture 9 1.2 Copy Commands

Lecture 10 1.2 Disk Management commands

Lecture 11 1.2 Navigating Commands

Lecture 12 1.2 Other Network Commands

Lecture 13 1.2 Ping and Ipconfig

Lecture 14 1.3 Disk tools and the registry

Lecture 15 1.3 Event Viewer

Lecture 16 1.3 Microsoft Management Console

Lecture 17 1.3 System info and configuration

Lecture 18 1.3 Task Manager

Lecture 19 1.3 Useful Snap-in's

Lecture 20 1.4 Opening control panel

Lecture 21 1.4 Control Panel Options

Lecture 22 1.5 Setting App

Lecture 23 1.6 Configure Firewall Rule

Lecture 24 1.6 Network Connections

Lecture 25 1.6 Shared Resources

Lecture 26 1.6 Workgroup vs. domains

Lecture 27 1.7 Installing Applications

Lecture 28 1.8 Different Operating Systems

Lecture 29 1.8 EOL and concerns

Lecture 30 1.8 Fiile System Types

Lecture 31 1.9 Making a bootable USB Stick

Lecture 32 1.9 Installing Windows on a Physical Computer

Lecture 33 1.9 Installing Windows on Virtual Box

Lecture 34 1.9 Installations Types

Lecture 35 1.9 Creating and Managing Partitions

Lecture 36 1.10 Unboxing a Mac

Lecture 37 1.10 MacOS Features

Lecture 38 1.10 MAC OS Review

Lecture 39 1.11 Installing Linux

Lecture 40 1.11 Linux Interface

Lecture 41 1.11 Linux setups

Lecture 42 1.11 Basic Linux Commands

Lecture 43 1.11 More Linux Command

Lecture 44 1.11 Managing Linux Permissions

Lecture 45 1.11 Other Linux Commands

Lecture 46 1.11 Update Linux commands

Section 3: 2.0 Security

Lecture 47 2.1 Physical Security controls

Lecture 48 2.1 Logical Access control

Lecture 49 2.1 Mobile Device Management

Lecture 50 2.1 Active Directory

Lecture 51 2.2 wireless networks

Lecture 52 2.2 Wireless encryption protocols

Lecture 53 2.3 Types of Malware

Lecture 54 2.3 Preventing malware

Lecture 55 2.4 Social Engineering

Lecture 56 2.4 Threats

Lecture 57 2.4 Common Vulnerabilities

Lecture 58 2.5 Windows Security Setting

Lecture 59 2.5 Encrypting in Windows

Lecture 60 2.6 User Security Setting

Lecture 61 2.6 Workstation Security Best Practice

Lecture 62 2.7 Mobile Device Security

Lecture 63 2.8 Data Destruction

Lecture 64 2.9 SOHO Router

Lecture 65 2.10 Browser security

Section 4: 3.0 Troubleshooting

Lecture 66 3.1 Common OS Issues

Lecture 67 3.1 Fixing Windows

Lecture 68 3.1 Utilities for fixing windows

Lecture 69 3.2 Common Security Issues

Lecture 70 3.3 Malware Removal Steps

Lecture 71 3.4 Mobile Device issues

Lecture 72 3.5 Mobile Security Issues

Section 5: 4.0 Operational Procedures

Lecture 73 4.1 Common network documentation

Lecture 74 4.1 Ticketing and Asset tracking

Lecture 75 4.2 Change Management

Lecture 76 4.3 Backups

Lecture 77 4.4 Safety Procedures

Lecture 78 4.5 Environmental Controls

Lecture 79 4.6 Incidents and regulations

Lecture 80 4.7 Professionalism

Lecture 81 4.8 Scripting

Lecture 82 4.9 Remote access

Lecture 83 The End

Any one looking to get CompTIA A+ Certified and pass the Core 2 (220-1102) exam.