Description

CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) Complete 35 hrs Complete Course & PDF Guides

 

Overview

CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) Complete Video Course (Video Training) features 35 hours of video training that serves as your complete resource to get exam ready for the updated CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) exam. The course acts as a full study resource so you can gain a solid understanding of A+ skills. David L. Prowse provides a hands-on approach to learning, covering all objectives in the exam but also going deeper with demos and labs–both live-action hardware and virtual software–so you can see in real time how to troubleshoot and fix real hardware, software, and network problems.

CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) Complete Video Course (Video Training) contains 32 lessons that start with an overview of mobile devices, networking, hardware, and software analysis, including storage devices, CPUs, motherboards, add-ons, printers, etc., before covering virtualization, cloud computing, hardware, and network troubleshooting.
While other courses teach with slides only, best-selling author David L. Prowse gives you the real-world training you need by

 

• Examining hands-on configuration labs in real time
• Exploring troubleshooting techniques: highlighting how to determine and then fix common problems that you’ll find on the exam and in your work
• Building a computer live on camera so you can see first-hand how to accomplish this key task

Topics include

 

• Module 1: Mobile Devices
• Module 2: Networking
• Module 3: Hardware
• Module 4: Virtualization and Cloud Computing
• Module 5: Hardware and Network Troubleshooting

 

Skill Level

Intermediate to Advanced

Learn How To

 

• Install and configure laptop hardware
• Compare, contrast, connect, and configure mobile devices
• Troubleshoot motherboards, CPUs, RAM, hard drives, RAID arrays, video, and mobile devices
• Use network tools such as twisted-pair cabling and testing tools, patch cable, loopback cables, and Wi-Fi analyzers
• Configure networking: IPv4, IPv6, subnet masks, VLAN, etc.

Who Should Take This Course

 

• Anyone looking to pass the CompTIA exam
• Anyone interested in entering the IT field
• Current computer technicians, help desk technicians, and LAN support specialists

 

Table of contents

 

Introduction

CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101): Introduction

Module 1: Mobile Devices

Module introduction

 

Lesson 1: Installing Configuring Laptop Hardware

1.1 Laptop Overview

1.2 Hard Drive Replacement

1.3 SO-DIMM Memory Upgrade and Analysis

1.4 Power and Speakers

1.5 Keyboard Touchpad

1.6 Screen and Frames

1.7 CPU, System Board, and Mini PCIe

1.8 Cellular Cards

1.9 Wi-Fi Bluetooth

1.10 More Laptop Components Peripherals

 

Lesson 2: Laptop Display Types and Associated Components

2.1 Types of Laptop Displays

2.2 Display Functionality

2.3 Inverter

2.4 Digitizers Touchscreens

2.5 Webcams and Microphones Laptop Re-assembly

 

Lesson 3: Laptop Features

3.1 Keyboard and Touchpad Functionality

3.2 Ports Adapters

3.3 Docking Stations and Port Replicators

3.4 Laptop Security

 

Lesson 4: Compare Contrast Mobile Devices

4.1 Tablets

4.2 Smartphones

4.3 Wearable Technology

4.4 E-readers, Smart Cameras, and GPS

 

Lesson 5: Connect Configure Mobile Devices

5.1 USB and Vendor-Specific Ports

5.2 Wireless Connections

5.3 Memory Upgrade

5.4 Protecting a Smartphone

5.5 Mobile Accessories

 

Lesson 6: Mobile Device Networking

6.1 Enabling and Disabling Wireless Technologies

6.2 Mobile Hotspot

6.3 USB Tethering

6.4 Bluetooth

6.5 Mobile E-mail

6.6 Radio and ID

 

Lesson 7: Mobile Device Synchronization

7.1 Data Synchronization

7.2 Synchronization Methods

7.3 Synchronizing to the Automobile

7.4 Mobile Device Management

Module 2: Networking

Module introduction

 

Lesson 8: Ports Protocols

8.1 Introduction to Networking

8.2 TCP Vs. UDP

8.3 HTTP HTTPS

8.4 E-mail Protocols

8.5 FTP, SSH, and Telnet

8.6 DHCP Part 1

8.7 DHCP Part 2

8.8 DNS

8.9 LDAP RDP

8.10 SMB, CIFS, AFP, and SNMP

 

Lesson 9: Network Devices

9.1 Switches

9.2 Routers

9.3 Access Points

9.4 Firewalls

9.5 Ethernet-based Devices

9.6 Patch Panel to RJ45 Jack Connections

9.7 SDN

 

Lesson 10: SOHO Network Configurations

10.1 SOHO Router/Access Point Configuration

10.2 Encryption Types

10.3 NIC Configuration

10.4 IoT Devices

10.5 NAT and Port Forwarding

10.6 DMZ

10.7 More SOHO Router Configurations