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Tech+

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IT-008 Live Instructor-Led Training
CompTIA FC0-U71 5 Days 40 Hours
$1,899

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CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) provides a broad introduction to the technologies, concepts, and terminology that form the foundation of modern information technology. It is designed for individuals exploring an IT career, professionals who want a clearer understanding of the technology they work with, and organizations establishing a common baseline of technical knowledge.

Participants examine how computers, devices, networks, applications, databases, and security controls work together. The training introduces infrastructure, software, basic development concepts, data management, and cybersecurity while helping participants understand how technology is selected, deployed, used, and protected in everyday business environments.

Tech+ is appropriate for career changers, students preparing for more advanced technical training, and non-technical employees who regularly work with IT teams or technology-driven processes. Organizations can use the course to support onboarding, improve communication between technical and non-technical staff, and establish foundational technology literacy across departments.

Course Objectives

What you will learn

Domain 1: IT Concepts and Terminology

  • Explain the basics of computing.
  • Identify notational systems.
  • Compare and contrast common units of measure.
  • Explain the troubleshooting methodology.

Domain 2: Infrastructure

  • Explain common computing devices and their purposes.
  • Explain the purpose of common internal computing components.
  • Compare and contrast storage types.
  • Given a scenario, install and configure common peripheral devices.
  • Compare and contrast common types of input/output device interfaces.
  • Compare and contrast virtualization and cloud technologies.
  • Compare and contrast common internet service types.
  • Identify basic networking concepts.
  • Explain the basic capabilities of a small wireless network.

Domain 3: Applications and Software

  • Identify components of an OS.
  • Explain the purpose of operating systems.
  • Explain the purpose and proper use of software.
  • Given a scenario, configure and use web browser features.
  • Identify common uses of artificial intelligence (AI).

Domain 4: Software Development Concepts

  • Compare and contrast programming language categories.
  • Identify fundamental data types and their characteristics.
  • Explain the purpose and use of programming concepts.
  • Identify programming organizational techniques and logic concepts.

Domain 5: Data and Database Fundamentals

  • Explain the value of data and information.
  • Explain database concepts and the purpose of a database.
  • Compare and contrast various database structures.
  • Explain basic data backup concepts.

Domain 6: Security

  • Explain fundamental security concepts and frameworks.
  • Explain methods to secure devices and security best practices.
  • Explain password best practices.
  • Identify common use cases for encryption.
  • Given a scenario, configure security settings for a small wireless network.