The Computer Hardware A+ course is the first step of your professional IT Career. IT’s the ideal foundation course to get started on a career working with Computer Hardware, Operating System, Data Security, and Basic Networking on Desktop, Laptop, Tablets, Mobile device and many more. This course provides strong foundation on Core Hardware, Operating System (Windows, Linux, Apple and Android Platform), Printer, Security issue and Essential Networking installation, configuration, maintenance & computer assembling. This course is design based on latest industry trend to build a successful career to become an IT Support Engineer, Desktop Support Engineer, Computer Hardware Engineer, Help Desk Support Engineer etc.

  INTRODUCTION TO PC

• Computer Hardware and Software
• PC Components and Peripheral
• Input, Output and Processing Devices

  UNDERSTANDING NUMBER SYSTEM

• Binary, Decimal, Hexadecimal and Octal

  UNDERSTANDING LOGIC GATES

• Digital Signal, Electronics Components
• Circuit and Logic Gates

  POWER SUPPLY

• SMPS and UPS

  UNDERSTANDING MOTHERBOARD

• Motherboard Components and Form Factor (sizes)
• Busses, Expansion Slots and Chipsets

  UNDERSTANDING BIOS

• BIOS vs CMOS
• BIOS Components and BIOS Configuration
• Flashing BIOS, UEFI

  UNDERSTANDING MEMORY

• Memory Classification
• Volatile vs Non-Volatile
• Types of RAM and ROM

  UNDERSTANDING CPU

• 32-bit vs 64-bit, CPU Cores and CPU Cache
• Hyper-Threading and Virtualization Support
• CPU Cooling System

  COMPARING STORAGE DEVICES

• Hard Disk Components
• Type of Hard Drive
• IDE, EIDE, ATA, PATA, SATA, SCSI and SSD
• Hard Disk Cables and Connectors
• Optical Discs and Drive
• CD, DVD, Blue-ray

  EXPLORING PERIPHERALS AND EXPANSION

• Peripherals and Device Drivers
• Input and Output Devices
• Expansion Cards

  EXPLORING VIDEO AND DISPLAY DEVICES

• Display Devices – CRT, LCD and LED
• Connector Types – VGA, HDMI and DVI

  EXPLORING PRINTERS

• Type of Printers – Inkjet, Thermal, Impact and Laser
• Printers Components
• Print Spooler

  WORKING WITH LAPTOP

• Common Laptop Feature
• Conserving Power
• Laptop Hardware Component

  UNDERSTANDING MOBILE DEVICES

• Tablets vs. Laptops, Accelerometers and Gyroscopes
• Comparing Operating Systems and Connectivity

  WORKING WITH CUSTOMERS

• Communication and Professionalism
• Identify the Problem and Customer Needs
• Workstation Design

  INTRODUCING WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEMS

• Comparing 32bit vs 64 bit
• Windows Versions and Editions

  INSTALL AND UPDATING WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEMS

• Clean Install, Dual Boot, Upgrade and Migrate

  USING WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEMS

• Exploring Windows Features and Management Tools

  USING COMMAND PROMPT

• Internal and External Commands Line
• Creating Batch file

  CONFIGURING WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEMS

• Device Manager
• System Protection and System Restore
• Backup and Restore

  UNDERSTANDING DISK AND FILE SYSTEM

• Disk, Partition and Volume
• Static Disk vs Dynamic Disk
• Dynamic Disk and RAID
• File System – FAT, NTFS and CDFS
• Disk Management Tools

  TROUBLESHOOTING WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM

• The Boot Process and Advance Boot Option
• Windows Troubleshooting Tools

  INTRODUCING NETWORKING COMPONENTS

• Type of Network – LAN, CAN, MAN and WAN
• Network Hardware Components – NIC, HUB
• Bridge, Switch, Router, Modem
• Workgroup vs. Domain
• Internet Connection

  EXPLORING CABLES AND CONNECTIVITY

• Network Cables – Coaxial, Copper and Fiber Optic
• Connector – RJ45, RJ11, BNC
• Network Topology

  UNDERSTANDING PROTOCOLS

• Common TCP/IP Protocols and Ports

  COMPARING IPV4 AND IPV6

• IPv4 Classes, Private vs. Public
• Unicast, Multicast and Broadcast
• IPv6

  NETWORK SECURITY DEVICES

• Firewall, DMZ, Port Forwarding
• Proxy Server and QoS

  EXPLORING WIRELESS NETWORKING

• Access Point and Wireless Router
• Configure Wireless

  CONNECTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING A NETWORK

• Installing and Configuring Network
• Troubleshooting Tools

  UNDERSTANDING IT SECURITY

• User and Group
• Local vs. Administrator Users
• Authentication and Authorization
• NTFS security and Local Security Policy
• Bit Locker and Parental Control

  RECOGNIZING MALWARE AND OTHER THREATS

• Malware, Virus, Warms and Spyware
• Antivirus Software

NETWORKING (N+)

Networking N+ is the foundation course to develop your skill in TCP/ IP Network, to implement TCP/IP data network you must be learn Media & Topology, Network Devices – Hub, Switch, Router, Access Point, IP Addressing (IPV4 and IPV6), and Networking Service such as DNS, DHCP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, Telnet, SSH, Active Directory Domain Service and so on. Networking is one of the best career opportunities in Information Technology, this program helps to achieve your dream career in IT Networking. Networking N+ is the prerequisite or recommended for higher level networking certification such CCNA, MCSE, RHCE, CEH, Cloud Computing and many more. Successfully completion of Networking N+ you act as a Network Technician, LAN Installer and Network Support Engineer.

  INTRODUCTION

• An Overview of CompTIA N10-006 Network+
• Section 1: Network Architecture

  NETWORK DEVICES

• Common Network Devices
• Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems
• Content Filters | Load Balancers
• Packet Shapers | VPN Concentrators

  REMOTE ACCESS

• VPN Connections | VPN Protocols
• TACACS and RADIUS | Remote Access Services
• Web Services | Unified Voice Services
• Wireless LAN Controllers
• Cloud Technologies

  NETWORK SERVICES

• DHCP Addressing Overview | DHCP Reservations
• DHCP Scopes | DHCP Leases | DHCP Options
• An Overview of DNS | DNS Records | Dynamic DNS
• Proxy Servers | Understanding Network Address Translation

  NETWORK SERVICES

• SONET, DWDM, and CWDM | ATM, Frame Relay, and MPLS
• Satellite, ISDN, Cable, DSL, and Dialup (8:54) | PPP and Multilink PPP
• GSM, CDMA, and WiMAX | Leased Lines and Metro Ethernet
• Circuit Switching and Packet Switching

  CABLE TYPES

• Copper Connectors | Copper Cabling
• Straight-Through, Crossover, and Rollover Cables
• Fiber Connectors | Fiber Cables
• Media Converters | Network Cabling Tools

  NETWORK TOPOLOGIES

• Common Network Topologies

  NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURES

• Network Infrastructures

  NETWORK ADDRESSING

• Binary Math | An Overview of IPv6
• IPv6 Address Configuration | IPv6 Interoperability
• IPv4 Classes | Classless Inter-Domain Routing
• IPv4 Addresses and Subnetting | APIPA
• Unicast, Multicast, and Broadcast
• Broadcast Domains and Collision Domains

  ROUTING

• Routing Tables | Route Aggregation and Distribution
• Routing Metrics | Static and Dynamic Routing
• Link State, Distance Vector, and Hybrid Routing
• IGP and EGP | High Availability

  UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS

• Unified Communication Technologies

  CLOUD AND VIRTUALIZATION TECHNOLOGIES

• Virtualization | Storage Area Networks

  IMPLEMENTING NETWORKS

• Implementing a Basic Network
• Section 2: Network Operations

  MONITORING THE NETWORK

• Using Protocol Analyzers | Network Monitoring Tools
• SIEM | Environmental Monitoring Tools
• Wireless Tools

  METRICS AND REPORTING

• Baselines and Bottlenecks | Log Management and Graphing
• Utilization Statistics | Interface Monitoring

  CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT

• Configuration Management
• On-Boarding and Off-Boarding Mobile Devices
• Network Access Control | Documenting the Network

  NETWORK SEGMENTATION

• Segmenting the Network

  PATCHES AND UPDATES

• Patches and Updates

  SWITCH CONFIGURATION

• Configuring VLANs | Spanning Tree Protocol
• Switch Interface Configuration | Power Over Ethernet
• Switch Management

  WIRELESS NETWORKS

• Wireless Network Devices | Wireless Connections
• Wireless Antenna Technologies | Using Wireless Networks
• Section 3: Network Security

  RISK

• Business Risk | Single Point of Failure
• Vulnerability Scanning | Penetration Testing

  VULNERABILITIES AND THREATS

• Denial of Service | Wireless Network Attacks
• Wireless Protocol Attacks | Brute Force Attacks
• Session Hijacking | Social Engineering
• Man in the Middle Attacks | VLAN Hopping
• Compromised Systems | Insider Threats
• Zero-Day Attacks | Operating System Vulnerabilities

  NETWORK HARDENING

• Anti-Malware Software | Switch Port Security
• Security Policies | Disabling Unneeded Services
• Using Secure Protocols | Access Lists
• Wireless Security | User Authentication
• Hashing

  PHYSICAL SECURITY CONTROLS

• Physical Security Controls

  FIREWALLS

• Firewalls | Firewall Configurations

  NETWORK ACCESS CONTROL

• Network Access Control Models

  FORENSICS

• Basic Forensic Concepts
• Section 4: Troubleshooting

  NETWORK TROUBLESHOOTING METHODOLOGY

• Network Troubleshooting Methodology

  TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS

• Command Line Tools | Physical Testing Tools
• Web-based Troubleshooting Tools | Protocol Analyzers

  WIRELESS ISSUES

• Troubleshooting Wireless Signals | Troubleshooting Wireless Configurations

  COPPER CABLE ISSUES

• Troubleshooting Copper Cables | Troubleshooting Signal Loss
• Troubleshooting Network Cabling

  FIBER ISSUES

• Troubleshooting Fiber Issues

  NETWORK ISSUES

• Troubleshooting IP Configurations
• Troubleshooting DNS and DHCP
• Troubleshooting Broadcast Storms and Switching Loops
• Troubleshooting Interface Configurations
• Troubleshooting VLAN Assignments
• Troubleshooting Network Connectivity
• Troubleshooting Mismatched MTUs
• Troubleshooting NIC Teaming

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