CompTIA IT Fundamentals | IT Training Course
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CompTIA IT Fundamentals focuses on the essential IT skills and knowledge needed to perform tasks commonly performed by advanced end-users and entry-level IT professionals alike, including using features and functions of common operating systems and establishing network connectivity Identifying common software applications and their purpose Using security and web browsing best practices for events and incidents.
What Delegates Will Learn
IT Concepts & Terminology – Understand and illustrate computing basics. Be able to explain the value of troubleshooting and data
Infrastructure – Learn how to successfully set up and install typical peripheral devices to a computer, and be able to secure a basic wireless network
Applications & Software – Manage applications software and understand the different components of an operating system
Software Development – Understand programming language categories and understand the purpose of programming concepts
Database Fundamentals – Be able to explain database concepts, purpose, and structures
Security – Understand integrity, confidentiality, and availability concerns of secure devices, as well as best practice methods
Module Outline
Module 1 / Unit 1: Common Computing Devices
Module 1 / Unit 2: Using a Workstation
Module 1 / Unit 3: Using an OS
Module 1 / Unit 4: Managing an OS
Module 1 / Unit 5: Troubleshooting and Support
Module 2 / Unit 1: Using Data Types and Units
Module 2 / Unit 2: Using Apps
Module 2 / Unit 3: Programming and App Development
Module 2 / Unit 4: Using Databases
Module 3 / Unit 1: System Components
Module 3 / Unit 2: Using Device Interfaces
Module 3 / Unit 3: Using Peripheral Devices
Module 3 / Unit 4: Using Storage Devices
Module 3 / Unit 5: Using File Systems
Module 4 / Unit 1: Networking Concepts
Module 4 / Unit 2: Connecting to a Network
Module 4 / Unit 3: Secure Web Browsing
Module 4 / Unit 4: Using Shared Storage
Module 4 / Unit 5: Using Mobile Devices
Module 5 / Unit 1: Security Concerns
Module 5 / Unit 2: Using Best Practices
Module 5 / Unit 3: Using Access Controls
Module 5 / Unit 4: Behavioral Security Concepts
Who Should Attend
Students considering a career in IT.
Professionals working in fields that require a broad understanding of IT.
Marketing, sales and operations staff in IT-based organisations.
What Delegates Will Learn
IT Concepts & Terminology – Understand and illustrate computing basics. Be able to explain the value of troubleshooting and data
Infrastructure – Learn how to successfully set up and install typical peripheral devices to a computer, and be able to secure a basic wireless network
Applications & Software – Manage applications software and understand the different components of an operating system
Software Development – Understand programming language categories and understand the purpose of programming concepts
Database Fundamentals – Be able to explain database concepts, purpose, and structures
Security – Understand integrity, confidentiality, and availability concerns of secure devices, as well as best practice methods
Module Outline
Module 1 / Unit 1: Common Computing Devices
Module 1 / Unit 2: Using a Workstation
Module 1 / Unit 3: Using an OS
Module 1 / Unit 4: Managing an OS
Module 1 / Unit 5: Troubleshooting and Support
Module 2 / Unit 1: Using Data Types and Units
Module 2 / Unit 2: Using Apps
Module 2 / Unit 3: Programming and App Development
Module 2 / Unit 4: Using Databases
Module 3 / Unit 1: System Components
Module 3 / Unit 2: Using Device Interfaces
Module 3 / Unit 3: Using Peripheral Devices
Module 3 / Unit 4: Using Storage Devices
Module 3 / Unit 5: Using File Systems
Module 4 / Unit 1: Networking Concepts
Module 4 / Unit 2: Connecting to a Network
Module 4 / Unit 3: Secure Web Browsing
Module 4 / Unit 4: Using Shared Storage
Module 4 / Unit 5: Using Mobile Devices
Module 5 / Unit 1: Security Concerns
Module 5 / Unit 2: Using Best Practices
Module 5 / Unit 3: Using Access Controls
Module 5 / Unit 4: Behavioral Security Concepts
Who Should Attend
Students considering a career in IT.
Professionals working in fields that require a broad understanding of IT.
Marketing, sales and operations staff in IT-based organisations.
Subject area(s)
IT
IT
Course level
Introduction
Introduction
Course format
Online (self-paced)
Online (self-paced)
