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The CompTIA IT Fundamentals course is intended for those wishing to qualify with CompTIA IT Fundamentals Certification. CompTIA Information Technology (IT) Fundamentals Certification is the essential qualification for beginning a career in PC support. The CompTIA IT Fundamentals Certification exam is designed to show that the successful candidate has the knowledge to identify and explain basic computer components, set up a basic workstation, conduct basic software installation, establish basic network connectivity, identify compatibility issues, and identify/prevent basic security risks. Further this exam will assess the candidate?s knowledge in the areas of safety and preventative maintenance of computers.

After completing this course you should be able to:

Set up a computer workstation running Windows and use basic software applications.
Understand the functions and types of devices used within a computer system.
Apply basic computer maintenance and support principles.
Configure computers and mobile devices to connect to home networks and to the internet.
Identify security issues affecting the use of computers and networks.

Module 1: Operating Systems and Software Computers and Operating Systems

Information Technology
Personal Computers (PC)
Functions of an Operating System
Types of Operating System
Microsoft Windows
Apple Mac OS X and iOS and Blackberry
Linux, Chrome, and Android

Setting up a Workstation and Using Windows

Setting up a PC System
Ergonomic Concepts
Navigating an OS
Using Input Devices
Icons and Windows
File Explorer and Control Panel
Using a Web Browser
Exercises / Setting Up the Computer / Exploring the Start Screen / Exploring the Desktop and Taskbar

Installing and Configuring Windows

Installing Windows
Completing Setup
Managing User Accounts
Exercises / Managing User Accounts

Software Applications

Installing and Configuring Software
Managing Software
Productivity Software
Collaboration Software
Specialized Software
Utility Software
Virtualization
Exercises / Managing Software Applications

Troubleshooting and Support

Support and Troubleshooting
Getting Support
Using a Search Engine
Exercises / Using a Search Engine

Module 2: Computer Hardware Input Devices

Computer Connector Types
Input Devices
Installing and Uninstalling Peripherals
Configuring Peripherals
Exercises / Configuring an Input Device

Output Devices

Video Cards
Display Devices
Display Connectors and Cable Types
Display Settings
Multimedia Ports and Devices
Exercises / Playing Audio

Storage Devices

Hard Disk Drives
Optical Discs and Drives
Flash Memory
Exercises / Adding a Removable Drive

File Management

Managing the File System
Folders
Files
Searching for Folders and Files
Exercises / File Explorer / Creating, Renaming, and Copying Folders and Files / View Options and Search / Compressing Files / Deleting and Recycling Files

Printers and Scanners

Printer Types
Laser Printers
Inkjet Printers
Thermal Transfer Printers
Printer Interfaces
Installing and Configuring a Printer
Scanners
Fax Modems
Exercises / Using a Printer

System Components

Selecting a Computer
Motherboard Components
Processors
System Memory
Expansion Bus
System Cooling
Exercises / Specifying PC Systems

Environment and Power

ESD Precautions
Device Placement
Power Supply Units
Energy Efficiency
Power Protection
Safe Disposal and Recycling
Exercises / Adjusting Power Options

Module 3: Networks and Security Setting Up a Network

Network Components
TCP/IP
Setting up a Local Network
Setting Up a Wireless Network
Exercises / Network Settings

Sharing and Storage

Windows Client Software
Local Sharing and Storage
Hosted Sharing and Storage
Backups
Exercises / Homegroups and File Sharing

Mobile Devices

Using a Mobile Device
Mobile Applications and App Stores
Network Connectivity
Email Configuration
Synchronization and Data Transfer
Bluetooth and NFC

Basic Security Threats

Computer Security Basics
Malware
Preventing Malware Infections
Patch Management
Exercises / Using Windows Defender and Windows Update

Security Best Practices

Spam
Social Engineering
Hardware Theft and Device Hardening
Managing User Authentication
User Education

Web Browsing Best Practices

Using Free / Open Networks
Configuring Web Browser Security
Managing Plug-ins
Digital Certificates and Anti-phishing
Managing Cookies and PII
Enabling a Firewall
Exercises / Web Security / Installing a Plug-in

CompTIA IT Fundamentals is a starter qualification for students and career changes to help decide whether they can be successful in pursuing a career in IT. It is ideal for those with no previous computer experience considering a career as an IT technician or in IT customer support / helpdesk.

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