Comptia Tech+ (Fc0-U71) Complete Course & Exam

Pass the CompTIA Tech+ (FCO-U71) exam on your 1st attempt, includes a full practice exam!

What you'll learn

Understanding of basic computing concepts and notational systems

Ability to configure and manage various computing devices and networks

Skills in using and managing software applications and operating systems

Knowledge of fundamental programming and software development concepts

Proficiency in managing data and databases

Expertise in implementing and maintaining IT security measures

Requirements

Basic understanding of computer systems

Access to a computer with internet connectivity

Interest in IT and technology

Description

The CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Certification Course is designed to provide learners with foundational knowledge and skills in computing, IT infrastructure, applications, software development, database management, and security. This course focuses on preparing candidates to successfully pass the CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification exam and gain essential competencies needed for a career in IT.Domain DiscussionThe course content is divided into key domains, each focusing on a critical area of IT knowledge. The breakdown of the course content by percentage is as follows:IT Concepts and Terminology (13%) This domain covers the basics of computing, including understanding notational systems (binary, hexadecimal, decimal, octal), and basic computing processes such as input, processing, output, and storage. Learners will also compare and contrast common units of measure and understand troubleshooting methodologies.Infrastructure (24%) This section focuses on common computing devices and their purposes, including smartphones, tablets, e-readers, laptops, workstations, servers, and more. It also covers internal computing components such as motherboards, CPUs, RAM, and storage devices, as well as network components and configurations.Applications and Software (18%) This domain explores the components of operating systems, the purpose and proper use of different types of software, and the configuration and use of web browser features. It also discusses the common uses of artificial intelligence (AI) in various applications.Software Development Concepts (13%) Learners will understand different programming language categories, fundamental data types, and essential programming concepts. This domain also covers organizational techniques and logic concepts used in software development.Data and Database Fundamentals (13%) This section explains the value of data and information, database concepts, and the various types of database structures. It also covers basic data backup concepts and methods for storing and managing data effectively.Security (19%) The final domain focuses on fundamental security concepts and frameworks, methods to secure devices, best practices for password management, and common use cases for encryption. Learners will also understand how to configure security settings for small wireless networks.Course FeaturesThe CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Certification Course includes a comprehensive study guide, quizzes, and a full-length practice exam. The study guide provides detailed explanations of each topic. Quizzes help reinforce the material covered, and a practice exam simulate the actual certification test, ensuring learners are well-prepared for the exam.Call to ActionBegin your journey to becoming a certified IT professional. Enroll in the CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Certification Course today and take the first step towards mastering essential IT skills. Gain the knowledge and confidence needed to excel in the dynamic field of technology. Start now and secure your future in IT!What Other Students Are Saying About Our Courses:I'm really enjoying the in-depth explanations in the modules. (Nicholas M., 5 stars)This material is exactly the resource I needed to get me going in the right direction for my learning. (Christopher S., 5 stars)The course is presented in a simplified and easy to understand language and manner. (Thulani S., 5 stars)Upon completion of this course, you will earn 18 CEUs towards the renewal of your CompTIA Tech+, A+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, Cloud+, PenTest+, CySA+, or CASP+ certifications.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Download your free Study Guide

Lecture 3 Exam Tips

Section 2: Notations and Data Types

Lecture 4 Notations and Data Types (OBJ. 1.1, 1.2, & 1.3)

Lecture 5 Input, Output, Processing, and Storage (OBJ. 1.1)

Lecture 6 Numbers and Notational Systems (OBJ. 1.2)

Lecture 7 Decimal Notation (OBJ. 1.2)

Lecture 8 Binary Notation (OBJ. 1.2)

Lecture 9 Hexadecimal Notation (OBJ. 1.2)

Lecture 10 Octal Notation (OBJ. 1.2)

Lecture 11 Units of Measure (OBJ. 1.3)

Lecture 12 Data Types (OBJ. 1.1)

Lecture 13 Representing Data (OBJ. 1.1)

Section 3: Data and Information

Lecture 14 Data and Information (OBJ. 5.1)

Lecture 15 Data and Information Assets (OBJ. 5.1)

Lecture 16 Big Data (OBJ. 5.1)

Lecture 17 Data Monetization (OBJ. 5.1)

Lecture 18 Data Analytics (OBJ. 5.1)

Lecture 19 Data-driven Business Decisions (OBJ. 5.1)

Lecture 20 Intellectual Property (OBJ. 5.1)

Lecture 21 Digital Products (OBJ. 5.1)

Lecture 22 Digital Security Investments (OBJ. 5.1)

Section 4: Types of Computers

Lecture 23 Types of Computers (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 24 Overview of a Computer (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 25 Desktops and Workstations (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 26 Laptops (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 27 Servers (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 28 Smartphones and Tablets (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 29 E Readers (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 30 VR & AR (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 31 Exercise Equipment (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 32 Wearables (OBJ. 2.1)

Lecture 33 Internet of Things (IoT) Devices (OBJ. 2.6)

Lecture 34 Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) (OBJ. 2.6)

Section 5: Internal System Components

Lecture 35 Internal System Components (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 36 Motherboard or System Board (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 37 Central Processing Unit (CPU) (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 38 Processor Features (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 39 Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 40 System Memory (RAM) (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 41 Storage Components (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 42 Network Interface Card (NIC) (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 43 System Bus (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 44 System Cooling (OBJ. 2.2)

Lecture 45 System Firmware (BIOS/UEFI) (OBJ. 2.2)

Section 6: Devices and Peripherals

Lecture 46 Devices and Peripherals (OBJ. 2.3, 2.4, & 2.5)

Lecture 47 Storage Devices (OBJ. 2.3)

Lecture 48 Graphic Devices (OBJ. 2.5)

Lecture 49 Mirroring & Casting (OBJ 2.5)

Lecture 50 Peripheral Connection Types (OBJ. 2.5)

Lecture 51 Network Connections (OBJ. 2.5)

Lecture 52 Networking Tools and Devices (OBJ 2.5)

Lecture 53 Input Devices and Peripherals (OBJ. 2.4)

Lecture 54 Output Devices and Peripherals (OBJ. 2.4)

Lecture 55 UPS (OBJ. 2.4)

Lecture 56 Installing Devices and Peripherals (OBJ. 2.4)

Section 7: Networking Fundamentals

Lecture 57 Networking Fundamentals (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 58 Network Components (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 59 Network Models (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 60 LAN vs WAN (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 61 Wired and Wireless Networks (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 62 Network Communication (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 63 Network Addressing (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 64 LAN Communications (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 65 WAN Communications (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 66 Domain Name System (DNS) (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 67 Accessing Websites (OBJ. 2.8)

Lecture 68 Accessing Email (OBJ. 2.8)

Section 8: Implementing Networks

Lecture 69 Implementing Networks (OBJ. 2.7)

Lecture 70 Fiber Optic Internet Service (OBJ. 2.7)

Lecture 71 Cable Internet Service (OBJ. 2.7)

Lecture 72 DSL Internet Service (OBJ. 2.7)

Lecture 73 Wireless Internet Service (OBJ. 2.7)

Lecture 74 Wireless (Wi-Fi) Networks (OBJ. 2.9)

Lecture 75 Wireless (Wi-Fi) Security (OBJ. 2.9)

Lecture 76 Wireless Security Best Practices (OBJ. 2.9)

Lecture 77 Configuring a Wireless Network (OBJ. 2.9)

Section 9: Operating Systems

Lecture 78 Operating Systems (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 79 Functions of an Operating System (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 80 Operating System Types (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 81 Microsoft Windows (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 82 Apple's macOS (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 83 Apple's iOS (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 84 Linux (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 85 ChromeOS (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 86 Android (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 87 Using Operating Systems (OBJ. 3.2)

Section 10: Administering Operating Systems

Lecture 88 Administering Operating Systems (OBJ. 3.1 & 3.2)

Lecture 89 Management Interfaces (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 90 Process and Service Management (OBJ. 3.1 & 3.2)

Lecture 91 Memory and Disk Management (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 92 Command Prompt and PowerShell (OBJ. 3.1)

Lecture 93 Access Control and Permissions (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 94 Managing User Accounts (OBJ. 3.2)

Lecture 95 Device Management (OBJ. 3.1 & 3.2)

Section 11: File Systems and Features

Lecture 96 File Systems and Features (OBJ. 3.1)

Lecture 97 Disk Partitions (OBJ. 3.1)

Lecture 98 File System Types (OBJ. 3.1)

Lecture 99 File System Features (OBJ. 3.1)

Lecture 100 File System Limitations (OBJ. 3.1)

Lecture 101 Folders and Directories (OBJ. 3.1)

Lecture 102 File Types and Extensions (OBJ. 3.1)

Lecture 103 Navigating the File System (OBJ. 3.1)

Lecture 104 Attributes and Permissions (OBJ. 3.1)

Section 12: Software Applications

Lecture 105 Software Applications (OBJ. 3.1, 3.3, & 6.2)

Lecture 106 Productivity Software (OBJ. 3.3)

Lecture 107 Collaboration Software (OBJ. 3.3)

Lecture 108 Remote Support Software (OBJ. 3.3)

Lecture 109 Business Software (OBJ. 3.3)

Lecture 110 Software Licensing (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 111 Installing Software Applications (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 112 Software Installation Methods (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 113 Removing or Uninstalling Applications (OBJ. 3.2)

Section 13: Web Browsing

Lecture 114 Web Browsing (OBJ. 3.4 & 6.3)

Lecture 115 Malware (OBJ. 6.3)

Lecture 116 Safer Web Browsing (OBJ. 6.3)

Lecture 117 Choosing a Web Browser (OBJ. 3.4)

Lecture 118 Web Browser Features (OBJ . 3.4)

Lecture 119 Types of Active Content (OBJ. 3.4)

Lecture 120 Extensions and Add-ons (OBJ. 3.4)

Lecture 121 Private Browsing (OBJ. 3.4)

Lecture 122 Blockers for Web Browsing (OBJ. 3.4)

Lecture 123 Digital Certificates (OBJ. 3.4)

Section 14: Cloud & Virtualization

Lecture 124 Cloud & Virtualization (OBJ. 2.6)

Lecture 125 Characteristics of the Cloud (OBJ. 2.6)

Lecture 126 Cloud Deployment Models (OBJ. 2.6)

Lecture 127 Cloud Service Models (OBJ. 2.6)

Lecture 128 Virtualization Concepts (OBJ. 2.6)

Lecture 129 Installing a Virtual Machine (OBJ. 2.6)

Section 15: Artificial Intelligence

Lecture 130 Artificial Intelligence (OBJ. 3.5)

Lecture 131 Chatbots & Assistants (OBJ. 3.5)

Lecture 132 Generative AI (OBJ. 3.5)

Lecture 133 Predictive AI (OBJ. 3.5)

Section 16: Troubleshooting Methodology

Lecture 134 Troubleshooting Methodology (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 135 Identify the Problem (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 136 Research (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 137 Establish a Theory (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 138 Test the Theory (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 139 Establish a Plan of Action (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 140 Implement the Solution (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 141 Escalate When Required (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 142 Verify Full System Functionality (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 143 Implement Preventative Measures (OBJ. 1.4)

Lecture 144 Document Findings and Outcomes (OBJ. 1.4)

Section 17: Software Development

Lecture 145 Software Development (OBJ. 4.1, 4.3, & 4.4)

Lecture 146 Flow Charts and Sequences (OBJ. 4.4)

Lecture 147 Pseudocode (OBJ. 4.4)

Lecture 148 Documentations and Comments (OBJ. 4.4)

Lecture 149 Programming Languages (OBJ. 4.1)

Lecture 150 Variables and Constants (OBJ. 4.3)

Lecture 151 Arrays and Vectors (OBJ. 4.3)

Lecture 152 Branching and Looping (OBJ. 4.4)

Lecture 153 Operators (OBJ. 4.3)

Lecture 154 Functions and Procedures (OBJ. 4.3)

Lecture 155 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) (OBJ. 4.3)

Section 18: Databases

Lecture 156 Databases (OBJ. 5.2 & 5.3)

Lecture 157 Functions of a Database (OBJ. 5.2)

Lecture 158 Benefits of a Database (OBJ. 5.2)

Lecture 159 Non-relational Databases (OBJ. 5.2)

Lecture 160 Database Structures (OBJ. 5.3)

Lecture 161 Relational Databases (OBJ. 5.3)

Lecture 162 Data Availability (OBJ. 5.3)

Section 19: Cybersecurity Fundamentals

Lecture 163 Cybersecurity Fundamentals (OBJ. 6.2 & 5.4)

Lecture 164 The CIANA Pentagon (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 165 Confidentiality Concerns (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 166 Integrity Concerns (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 167 Availability Concerns (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 168 Social Engineering (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 169 AAA of Cybersecurity (OBJ. 6.4)

Lecture 170 Business Continuity (OBJ. 5.4)

Lecture 171 Disaster Recovery (OBJ. 5.4)

Section 20: AAA in Cybersecurity

Lecture 172 AAA in Cybersecurity (OBJ. 6.1, 6.3, & 6.4)

Lecture 173 Authentication (OBJ. 6.1)

Lecture 174 Password Best Practices (OBJ. 6.3)

Lecture 175 Using a Password Manager (OBJ. 6.3)

Lecture 176 Authorization (OBJ. 6.1)

Lecture 177 Accounting (OBJ. 6.1)

Lecture 178 Non-repudiation (OBJ. 6.1)

Lecture 179 Encryption (OBJ. 6.4)

Lecture 180 Data at Rest (OBJ. 6.4)

Lecture 181 Data in Transit (OBJ. 6.4)

Section 21: Securing Your Devices

Lecture 182 Securing Your Devices (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 183 Device Hardening (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 184 Patching and Updates (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 185 Secure Software Installation (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 186 Preventing Malware (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 187 Anti-virus and Anti-malware (OBJ. 6.2)

Lecture 188 Host-based Firewall (OBJ. 6.2)

Section 22: Behavioral Security

Lecture 189 Behavioral Security (OBJ. 6.1 & 6.3)

Lecture 190 Policies and Procedures (OBJ. 6.1 )

Lecture 191 Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) (OBJ. 6.1 )

Lecture 192 Privacy Policy (OBJ. 6.1 )

Lecture 193 Expectations for Privacy (OBJ. 6.1 )

Lecture 194 Handling Confidential Information (OBJ. 6.3)

Lecture 195 Governmental Regulations (OBJ. 6.1 )

Lecture 196 Compromised Content (OBJ. 6.3)

Lecture 197 Physical Device Security (OBJ. 6.3)

Lecture 198 Cookie Consent (OBJ. 6.1)

Section 23: Conclusion

Lecture 199 Conclusion

Lecture 200 BONUS: What comes next?

Aspiring IT professionals,High school students interested in IT careers,Non-IT professionals seeking foundational IT knowledge,Individuals preparing for the CompTIA Tech+ certification exam,Anyone looking to advance their skills in computing and IT infrastructure