Pass Your IT Fundamentals on the First Try with this Hand-on interactice class

What you'll learn
Pass the CompTIA IT Fundamentals Certification Exam
Understand the basis of how a computer work
Understand basic hardware and software configuration
Understand basic cybersecurity concepts
Requirements
None
Description
CompTIA IT Fundamentals is a great certification to get when you start your career in IT. This course will cover all of the objectives to pass the current IT Fundamentals exam, FC0-U61. In this course instructor Andrew Ramdayal will teach all the topics in a fun and interactive manner. This will many hands-on labs to show how the technology will work in real life. This course will cover the following topics:IT Concepts and terminology. This includes learning basic IT terminology such what is the difference between binary systems and decimals. Systems hardware management. Students will be shown all of the components needed to have a computer working. Networking management. This section will all of the networking devices and how they function. Operating systems and applications management. This section will review commonly used tools and terminology will installing and supporting major operating systems such as Windows or MAC. Basic software development. Students will learn the difference between some of the most popular programming languages in the world and how to read basic codes. Basic database management. Students will learn what databases are, and how they are structured.Cybersecurity concepts. Students will the basics of IT security and how organizations are staying protected on the internet. This course is by instructor Andrew Ramdayal who holds over 60 IT certifications and has taught over 150,000 students a wide range of classes including project management, networking, IT security, and systems administration.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 About Me

Lecture 2 Exam Info

Lecture 3 Exam Domains

Section 2: IT Concepts and Terminology

Lecture 4 Numbering system

Lecture 5 Data Representation ASCII

Lecture 6 Boolean

Lecture 7 Basics of computing and processing

Lecture 8 Value of data and information

Lecture 9 Intellectual property

Lecture 10 Storage Unit

Lecture 11 Throughput unit

Lecture 12 Processing speed

Lecture 13 Troubleshooting methodology

Section 3: Infrastructure

Lecture 14 Basic Networking

Lecture 15 Peripheral device

Lecture 16 Graphic devices

Lecture 17 Other Devices

Lecture 18 Installation Types

Lecture 19 CPU's

Lecture 20 GPU's and cooling

Lecture 21 Internal computing components

Lecture 22 Storage devices

Lecture 23 NIC

Lecture 24 Internet connections

Lecture 25 Network Storage

Lecture 26 common computing devices

Lecture 27 IoT Devices

Lecture 28 LAN vs. WAN

Lecture 29 Basics of packet transmission

Lecture 30 IP vs Mac Address

Lecture 31 URL to IP addresses

Lecture 32 Web and Mail Protocols

Lecture 33 Network Devices

Lecture 34 Wireless Networking

Section 4: Software Management

Lecture 35 Operating Systems and functions

Lecture 36 File systems

Lecture 37 Folders and file management

Lecture 38 Operating systems utilities

Lecture 39 Types of Software

Lecture 40 Application Installations

Lecture 41 Configuration of web browsers

Lecture 42 Software Licensing

Section 5: Software Development

Lecture 43 Programming languages

Lecture 44 Programming Logic

Lecture 45 Basic programming concepts

Lecture 46 More programming concepts

Section 6: Databases

Lecture 47 Purpose and concepts of a Database

Lecture 48 Database Structure

Lecture 49 Database Commands and access methods

Section 7: Cybersecurity

Lecture 50 CIA in Security

Lecture 51 Devices Best Practices

Lecture 52 Behavioral security concept

Lecture 53 Authentication

Lecture 54 Authorization, Accounting and Non-Repudiation

Lecture 55 Passwords

Lecture 56 Encryption

Lecture 57 Disaster Recovery

Anyone looking to enter the world of Information Technology.