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A+ Certification Intermediate Computer Hardware and Software (Hands-on)
TOTAL: CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1201) Course + Practice Exam
The CompTIA A+ certification course is an entry-level certification for IT professionals, requiring two exams:
Core 1, which focuses on hardware and networking, and
Core 2, which covers operating systems and security.
The course typically covers topics such as PC hardware, networking, mobile devices, security, and troubleshooting. It's often considered an entry-level certification, ideal for individuals starting a career in IT support. Achieving an A+ certification demonstrates a fundamental understanding of IT concepts and can improve job prospects and earning potential. The certification requires passing two exams that cover different aspects of IT support.
CompTIA A+ (Exams 220-1001 & 220-1002) Course Overview A+ Certification is the computer industry-recognized credential that certifies the competency of PC Service Specialists. It is sponsored by CompTIA - the Computing Technology Industry Association, and tests are administered by Pearson VUE. This certification program is backed by over 50 Major computer hardware and software manufacturers, vendors, distributors, resellers, and publications. Certification provides a wealth of benefits to any person seeking a job in the computer industry! Your successful computer career can start with this one course, or it can serve as proof of your computer hardware and operating system knowledge as a professional already in your field.
Course Introduction Course Introduction Chapter 01 - IT Professional Soft Skills IT Professional Soft Skills Troubleshooting and Problem Identification Troubleshooting Steps Problem Analysis and Potential Causes Documentation Resources Communication and Professionalism Demo - IT Professional Soft Skills Chapter 01 Review
Chapter 02 - Safety for You and Computer Components Safety for You and Computer Components Common IT Tools Electrostatic Discharge Handling Components Personal Safety High Voltage Ergonomics Environmental Waste Demo - Safety for You and Computer Components Chapter 02 Review
Chapter 03 - System Component Overview System Component Overview Processors and CPUs Power Supplies Storage Devices Adapter Cards 3m 35m 39m 23m BIOS/CMOS Chips Input and Output Devices Ports Demo - System Component Chapter 03 Review
Chapter 04 - Understanding Motherboards Understanding Motherboards Motherboard Chipsets Front and Side Panels Cache Memory RAM Slots BIOS Chip Expansion Slots Connectors and Ports Demo - Understanding Motherboards Chapter 04 Review
Chapter 05 - Understanding Processors Understanding Processors Data Bus Architecture Chip Packaging Processor Sockets Intel and Non-Intel Chips Additional Core Processors Installing a Processor Demo - Performing Installation of a Processor Chapter 05 Review
Chapter 06 - Understanding Types of Memory Understanding Types of Memory Understanding Types of Memory - RAM Understanding Types of Memory - ROM Error Checking Memory Single- and Double-sided Memory Installing and Upgrading Memory Demo - Understanding Types of Memory Chapter 06 Review
Chapter 07 - Understanding BIOS and CMOS Understanding BIOS and CMOS BIOS and Upgrades Understanding (CMOS) Hard Drives Optical Drives RAM Memory Speeds and Port
No Prerequisite