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Bootcamp Description:

ThisÌýbootcampÌýisÌýdesigned to prepare studentsÌýfor theÌýTech+Ìýcertification examÌýCode FC0-U71.

Who Should Attend:

Candidates pursuing the CompTIA Tech+ certification exam Code FC0-U71.

What’s Included:

• Four days of expert, liveÌýTech+Ìýinstruction
• Test prep software

Prerequisites:

For theÌýCompTIAÌýTech+ÌýBoot Camp, you should have a general understanding ofÌýcomputers, mobile devices,ÌýandÌýnetworks, and have passed CIS100B

ÌýRequired Resources:

CompTIA Tech+ Study Guide: Exam FC0-U71 (SybexÌýStudy Guide) 3rd Edition, Quentin Docter,ÌýSybex, October 15, 2024, 978-1394288793

ÌýCertification Details:

This boot camp prepares you to passÌýCompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71.

The examÌýincludes:

• 1.0 – IT Concepts and Terminology – 14%
• 2.0 – Infrastructure – 22%
• 3.0 – Applications and Software – 18%
• 4.0 – Software Development Concepts – 14%
• 5.0 – Data and Database FundamentalsÌý– 14%
• 6.0 – SecurityÌý– 18%

ÌýWhat You’ll Learn:

• Basics ofÌýcomputing includingÌýinput, processing, output, and storage.
• Understanding notational systems such as binary, hexadecimal, decimal, and octal.
• Comparing and contrasting common units of measure like storage units (bit, byte, kilobyte, etc.), throughput units (bps, Kbps, Mbps, etc.), and processing speed (MHz, GHz).
• Overview of common computing devices and their purposes, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and more.
• Explanation of common internal computing components like motherboards, CPUs, and GPUs.
• Comparison of storage types (volatile vs. non-volatile, local vs. cloud storage).
• Installation and configuration of common peripheral devices and understandingÌýdifferent typesÌýof input/output device interfaces.
• Virtualization and cloud technologies, including hypervisors and cloud service models (PaaS, IaaS, SaaS).
• Basic networking concepts and the capabilities of small wireless networks
• Components of an operating system (OS) and its purpose.
• The purpose and proper use of software, including productivity, collaboration, and web-browsing software.
• Configuration and use of web browser features.
• Common uses of artificial intelligence (AI) in software.
• Comparison of programming language categories (interpreted vs. compiled).
• Fundamental data types and their characteristics.
• Purpose and use of programming concepts like identifiers, arrays, functions, and objects.
• Programming organizational techniques and logic concepts.
• The value of data and information in decision-making.
• Database concepts, purposes, and structures (structured vs. non-structured, relational vs. non-relational).
• Basic data backup concepts and the importance of data persistence and availability.
• Fundamental security concepts and frameworks (confidentiality, integrity, availability).
• Methods to secure devices and security best practices.
• Password best practices and common use cases for encryption.
• Configuring security settings for a small wireless network.
  
  

  ³§±ð²õ²õ¾±´Ç²ÔÌýDetails*

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  Day 1Ìý	Day 2Ìý	Day 3Ìý	Day 4Ìý
  Intro and QuizÌý	ReviewÌý	ReviewÌý	ReviewÌý
  IT Concepts and TermsÌý	InfrastructureÌý	Software Dev ConceptsÌý	SecurityÌý
  Applications and SoftwareÌý	AssessmentÌý	Data and Database FundamentalsÌý	Practice ExamsÌý

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  *Session details are subject toÌýchange.