CompTIA ITF+ Virtual Course (Exam FC0-U61)

Official CompTIA ITF+ Virtual training utilising the latest in classroom learning

CompTIA ITF+ (IT Fundamentals-Plus) Virtual Course for Exam FC0-U61

Worldwide recognised entry-level IT certification.

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ITF+ Course Virtual Schedule

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ITF+ Virtual Course Introduction

Achieve your next career step by attaining this sought-after entry-level IT certification!

TrainX's ITF+ virtual course is CompTIA authorised and designed to achieve the learning objectives of the required examination as efficiently as possible.

Our in-house trainer is a CompTIA Certified Technical Trainer (CTT+) which validates the trainer's skills in classroom training delivery and has the relevant CompTIA technical certifications along with a broad experience with Microsoft and Cisco technologies.

The course delivery includes discussions, presentations and a high level of hands-on with a wide variety of virtualised hardware and operating systems.

ITF+ Certification and Related Examinations

To achieve ITF+ certification, you'll need to pass the following exam:

CompTIA ITF+ FC0-U61 - entry-level skills and knowledge: computing, IT infrastructure, software development, and database use

The CompTIA ITF+ Certification

The certification is recognised worldwide and is owned by CompTIA (Website): CompTIA ITF+

Our Virtual ITF+ course covers the FC0-U61 examination syllabus and we provide additional preparation materials, including the MeasureUP Practice Test for FC0-U61 and examination succcess guidance.

Audience

The ITF+ is recognised worldwide as the foundational certification for entry-level IT professionals:

ITF+ is the only pre-career certification that helps students or career changers determine if they have a competency for information technology and if it is the right career path for them
ITF+ is the only single certification that covers all areas of IT foundations, creating a broader understanding of IT making it ideal for non-technical professionals
ITF+ establishes an IT education framework for students in middle school and high school

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students have covered the CompTIA ITF+ exam syllabus (exam FC0-U61) which is presented under the follow domains:

1.0 IT Concepts and Terminology
2.0 Infrastructure
3.0 Applications and Software
4.0 Software Development
5.0 Database Fundamentals
6.0 Security

Prerequisites

The course is suitable for learners wishing to acquire a broad range of entry-level IT skills before moving into a career in IT.

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ITF+ Course Materials

The courseware adheres to CompTIA's strict quality standards and is CompTIA Approved Quality Content (CAQC).

The ITF+ course introduces IT 'from the ground-up' and we provide a very comprehensive CompTIA authorised set of 'labs' during the course to ensure you've relevant 'hands-on' experience.

Course Outline - Days One through Five

The public course duration is five days - for onsite courses this may be varied.

Below is the overview of the 6 Domains (knowledge and skill areas). The course design is based on the listed domains and provides in-depth concepts and hands-on skill development for each.

1.0 IT Concepts and Terminology
2.0 Infrastructure
3.0 Applications and Software
4.0 Software Development
5.0 Database Fundamentals
6.0 Security

Module 1 / Using Computers

Module 1 / Unit 1

Common Computing Devices
Information Technology
Personal Computers (PC)
Mobile Devices
Internet of Things (IoT) Devices

Module 1 / Unit 2

Using a Workstation
Setting up a PC System
Ergonomic Concepts
Navigating an OS
Using Input Devices
Recognizing Desktop Icons
Working with Windows

Module 1 / Unit 3

Using an OS
Functions of an Operating System
Types of Operating System
Virtualization
Microsoft Windows
Apple macOS and iOS
Linux, Chrome, and Android
File Explorer
Windows Settings and Control Panel
Using a Web Browser

Module 1 / Unit 4

Managing an OS
Management Interfaces
Process and Service Management
Memory and Disk Management
Command Line Interfaces
Access Control and Protection

Module 1 / Unit 5

Troubleshooting and Support
Support and Troubleshooting
Identifying the Problem
Understanding the Problem
Resolving and Documenting the Problem
Troubleshooting PC Issues
Getting Support
Using a Search Engine

Module 1 / Summary: Using Computers

Module 2 / Using Apps and Databases

Module 2 / Unit 1

Using Data Types and Units
Notational Systems
Units of Measure
Data Types
Data Representation
The Value of Data
Intellectual Property
Data-driven Business Decisions

Module 2 / Unit 2

Using Apps
Installing Applications
Application Management
Managing Software Licensing
Productivity Software
Collaboration Software
Business Software

Module 2 / Unit 3

Programming and App Development
Programming Logic
Programming Languages
Programming Concepts
Object-Oriented Programming
Scripting Languages
Application Platforms and Delivery

Module 2 / Unit 4

Using Databases
Database Concepts
Database Structures
Relational Methods
Database Access Methods
Application Architecture Models

Module 2 / Summary: Using Apps and Databases

Module 3 / Using Computer Hardware

Module 3 / Unit 1

System Components
Selecting a Computer
Motherboard Components
Processors
Features of Processors
System and Expansion Bus Technologies
System Cooling
BIOS and UEFI System Firmware

Module 3 / Unit 2

Using Device Interfaces
Computer Port and Connector Types
USB and Firewire
Graphics Devices
Graphic Device Interfaces
Input Devices
Configuring Peripherals
Bluetooth
RF and Near Field Communications (NFC)
Networking Interfaces

Module 3 / Unit 3

Using Peripheral Devices
Installing and Uninstalling Peripherals
Display Devices
Display Settings
Multimedia Ports and Devices
Printer Types
Installing and Configuring a Printer
Scanners and Cameras

Module 3 / Unit 4

Using Storage Devices
System Memory
Mass Storage Devices
Optical Discs and Drives
Removable Flash Memory Devices

Module 3 / Unit 5

Using File Systems
Managing the File System
Folders and Directories
File Explorer
Files
File Attributes and Permissions
Searching for Folders and Files
File Types and Extensions

Module 3 / Summary: Using Computer Hardware

Module 4 / Using Networks

Module 4 / Unit 1

Networking Concepts
Network Components
TCP/IP
Internet Protocol
Packet Delivery and Forwarding
DNS and URLs
Internet Application Services

Module 4 / Unit 2

Connecting to a Network
Internet Service Types
Wireless Internet Services
Setting Up a Wireless Network
Configuring a Wireless Client
Connecting to an Enterprise Network

Module 4 / Unit 3

Secure Web Browsing
Safe Browsing Practices
Configuring Browser Security
Managing Cookies and PII
Digital Certificates and Anti-phishing
Enabling a Firewall

Module 4 / Unit 4

Using Shared Storage
Local Network Sharing and Storage
Windows File Sharing
Hosted Sharing and Storage
Backups
Windows Backup

Module 4 / Unit 5

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

Module 4 / Summary: Using Networks

Module 5 / Security Concepts

Module 5 / Unit 1

Security Concerns
Computer Security Basics
Social Engineering
Business Continuity
Disaster Recovery

Module 5 / Unit 2

Using Best Practices
Securing Devices
Malware
Preventing Malware Infections
Spam
Software Sources and Patch Management

Module 5 / Unit 3

Using Access Controls
Access Controls
User Account Types
Authentication Factors
Uses of Encryption
Password Cracking and Management

Module 5 / Unit 4

Behavioral Security Concepts
Policies and Procedures
Handling Confidential Information
Acceptable Use Policies
Expectations of Privacy