The CompTIA IT Fundamentals training course provides the skills for basic computer hardware, software, mobile computing, networking, troubleshooting, and emerging technologies. You will learn about configuring operating systems, file and folder management, networks and network configuration, and the role of the OSI model in networking and troubleshooting. You will also learn about cutting-edge technologies such as cloud computing and virtualization.
By attending CompTIA IT Fundamentals workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Prepare a study plan for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals exam
- Basic concepts in computer communication
- Basic functions and components of computers
- Common internal hardware components, including processors, storage devices, and RAM
- Peripheral components such as displays, printers, keyboard and other input/output devices, along with the connectors they use
- Basic types of software and considerations for installing, updating, and upgrading software
- Standard operating system configuration options, file systems, and file and folder management tasks
- Software applications and common file types
- Mobile devices features, mobile operating systems, and working with mobile interfaces
- Common network types, architectures, and topologies
- Basic concepts in network communication, including the OSI reference model, IP addresses, and protocols
- Common LAN and WAN technologies, transmission media, and protocols
- Basic concepts and areas of information security, including authentication, encryption, and firewalls
- Basic concepts and activities for maintaining, monitoring, and troubleshooting computer systems and networks
- Future and developing technologies, such as virtualization, telepresence, and cloud computing
This CompTIA IT Fundamentals class is intended for:
- IT novices who need a broad, fundamental understanding of IT and who want to learn the basics of computers, computer software, mobile devices, networking, LANs and WANs, data storage, and how IT infrastructures are monitored and managed. Ideal candidates include:
- Entry-level and newly hired technical professionals, including PC support, help desk, and networking professionals
- Sales and marketing professionals looking to increase their ability to communicate with technical professionals and increase sales
- Executives who seek better-informed decision making
- Professionals seeking to prepare for the CompTIA IT Fundamentals Exam