About Course
This is designed to prepare you to take and pass the CompTIA A+ exam To become fully A+ certified you will need to pass both the 220-1101 and 220-1102 exams.
WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THIS COURSE?
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Practice test with objectives weighted like the real exam
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Lifetime access
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Certificate of completion
WHAT’S COVERED
Operating Systems
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Operating system types and purposes (Windows, MacOS, iOS, Android, Linux, etc.)
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Windows versions
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OS installation
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Command-line tools
Security
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Physical security (locks, badge readers, guards, etc.)
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Logical security concepts (Active Directory, antivirus/anti-malware, firewalls, certificates, etc.)
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Wireless security protocols (WPA2, WPA3, RADIUS, etc.)
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Detect and prevent malware
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Social engineering threats, attacks, and vulnerabilities (hackers, phishing, DDoS, brute force, man-in-the-middle, etc.)
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Secure workstations and mobile devices
Software Troubleshooting
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Troubleshoot Microsoft OS, PC security, mobile OS, and application issues
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Malware removal
Operational Procedures
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Best practices for documentation, change management, disaster prevention and recovery, safety procedures, and more
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Different types of licenses and policies
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Professional conduct
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Scripting (JavaScript, Python, Visual Basic, etc.)
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Remote access technologies
What Will You Learn?
- How to pass the CompTIA A+ Certification Core 2 (220-1102) exam
- The skills to be a great IT and computer tech
- All about operating systems: Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android
- Scripting basics (PowerShell)
- How to secure your computer, mobile device, and network
- Security concepts like malware, antivirus, anti-malware, and networking security protocols
- How to troubleshoot software and mobile issues
- How to use command-line tools in Windows, Mac, and Linux
- Industry standards and best practices for documentation, change management, disaster prevention and recovery, procedures and policies
Course Content
Introduction
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What is the CompTia A+
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Why Get Certified ?
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Kickstart Your IT Career
01:09:00
Local Area Networking
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Introduction to TCP/IP
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Wireless Standards & SetUp
25:00
Mobile Device Managent
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Mobile Device Management
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Primary PC Components
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IT Security Fundamentals
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Understanding Common Security Threats
55:00
Installing & Upgrading Operating Systems
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Installing and Upgrading Operating Systems
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Operating Systems Editions and Features
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Troubleshooting Methodology
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Common Hardware Issues
01:13:00
Virtualization
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Understanding Virtualization
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Benefits and Types of Virtualization
01:00:00
Safety and Professionalism
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Professional Development and Communication in IT Support
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Professional Communication, Part 2
Working with Operating Systems
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Introduction to MDM and Security
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Introduction to Operation Systems
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Windows Settings
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MMC and Additional Tools
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What Is the Registry?
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macOS Core Tools
Hardware Fundamentals
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Hardware Fundamentals
16:00
Assessment Week
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Quiz and Questions
01:32:00
Implementing Mass Storage
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Understanding Partitioning
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MBR Partitioning
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GPT Partitioning
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Understanding File Systems
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Popular File Systems
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Formatting in Action
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Dynamic Disks
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New Installation – First Drive
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Software RAID in Storage Spaces
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Encrypting Mass Storage
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Maintaining Storage Disks
Essential Peripherals
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Understanding USB
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Webcams and Videoconferencing
Users, Groups, and Permissions
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Introduction to Users and Groups
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Managing Users and Groups
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NTFS Permissions
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Linux and macOS Permissions
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File Explorer
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Sharing Resources
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Security Policies
Display Technologies
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Monitor Technologies
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LCD Breakdown
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Graphics Cards and Connections
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Resolutions and Aspect Ratios
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Multiple Monitors
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Troubleshooting Display Technologies
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Projectors
Wireless Networking
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Basic WAP Setup
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Wireless Encryption
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Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network
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Enterprise Wireless
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Troubleshooting Wireless Connections
Maintaining and Optimizing Operating Systems
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Maintaining Windows
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Maintaining macOS
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Maintaining Linux
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Working with Applications
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Backing Up Your Data in Windows
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Backing Up Your Data in Linux and macOS
Working with the Command Line Interface
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Understanding the CLI
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Navigating the CLI
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Working with Folders
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Working with Files
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Working with Drives
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Super Copy Commands
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Command-Line Permissions
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Advanced Windows Commands
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Advanced Linux Commands
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Introduction to Scripting
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Interpreted Languages
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Scripting and the Terminal
Troubleshooting Operating Systems
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Windows Recovery Environment
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Advanced Windows Startup Options
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Troubleshooting Boot Problems
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Troubleshooting at the GUI
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Troubleshooting Applications
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Kernel Panic
The Internet
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Telnet and SSH
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Remote Desktop Connections
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The World Wide Web
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File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
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Proxy Servers
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Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
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Internet of Things (IoT)
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Troubleshooting Internet Connections
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Browser Security
Portable Computing
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Laptop Features
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Laptop Hardware Troubleshooting – The Tools
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Laptop Hardware – Core Hardware
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Laptop Hardware – CPU and Motherboard
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Touring Your Laptop Display
Maintaining and Securing Mobile Devices
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Maintaining Mobile Devices
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Mobile Devices and E-mail
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Mobile Device Security
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Mobile Device Troubleshooting
Securing Commputers
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Threats
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Dealing with Threats
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Physical Security
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Passwords and Authentication
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Multifactor Authentication (MFA)
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Malware
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Anti-Malware
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Social Engineering
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Licensing
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Incident Response
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Environmental Controls
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Malware in Action