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CompTIA A+ Core 1 (220-1101) Complete 35 hours 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