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CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Complete Course & Practice Exam

Name: CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Complete Course & Practice Exam
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Pass the CompTIA Tech+ (FCO-U71) exam on your 1st attempt, includes a full practice exam!

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Last updated 6/2026

English

What you'll learn

Understanding of basic computing concepts and notational systems
Ability to configure and manage various computing devices and networks
Skills in using and managing software applications and operating systems
Knowledge of fundamental programming and software development concepts
Proficiency in managing data and databases
Expertise in implementing and maintaining IT security measures

Course content

23 sections • 200 lectures • 16h 56m total length

Introduction11:30
Download your free Study Guide0:04
This lesson includes the downloadable study guide as a resource for your offline studies and note taking.
Exam Tips4:35
Checkpoint: Introduction

Input, Output, Processing, and Storage (OBJ. 1.1)4:55
Notations and Data Types (OBJ. 1.1, 1.2, & 1.3)6:08
Numbers and Notational Systems (OBJ. 1.2)5:51
Decimal Notation (OBJ. 1.2)5:02
Explore decimal notation, base-10, and its positional digits 0–9, showing how powers of ten express values and support integers, floating-point types, programming, and databases.
Binary Notation (OBJ. 1.2)6:18
Hexadecimal Notation (OBJ. 1.2)4:00
Octal Notation (OBJ. 1.2)4:57
Units of Measure (OBJ. 1.3)5:50
Data Types (OBJ. 1.1)5:21
Representing Data (OBJ. 1.1)2:57
Checkpoint: Notations and Data Types

Data and Information (OBJ. 5.1)3:20
Data and Information Assets (OBJ. 5.1)6:21
Big Data (OBJ. 5.1)4:54
Data Monetization (OBJ. 5.1)3:58
Data Analytics (OBJ. 5.1)2:34
Data-driven Business Decisions (OBJ. 5.1)3:52
Intellectual Property (OBJ. 5.1)6:03
Digital Products (OBJ. 5.1)3:45
Learn how digital products, from software to eBooks and apps, exist as intangible assets in digital formats. Discover how digital rights management uses encryption and decryption keys to protect them.
Digital Security Investments (OBJ. 5.1)8:15
Checkpoint: Data and Information

Types of Computers (OBJ. 2.1)4:36
Overview of a Computer (OBJ. 2.1)7:12
Desktops and Workstations (OBJ. 2.1)8:17
Laptops (OBJ. 2.1)8:47
Servers (OBJ. 2.1)9:11
Smartphones and Tablets (OBJ. 2.1)9:07
E Readers (OBJ. 2.1)3:07
VR & AR (OBJ. 2.1)5:42
Exercise Equipment (OBJ. 2.1)3:40
Wearables (OBJ. 2.1)2:38
Internet of Things (IoT) Devices (OBJ. 2.6)5:11
Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) (OBJ. 2.6)5:07
Checkpoint: Types of Computers

Internal System Components (OBJ. 2.2)6:20
Motherboard or System Board (OBJ. 2.2)2:47
Central Processing Unit (CPU) (OBJ. 2.2)6:28
Processor Features (OBJ. 2.2)7:43
Explore processor features, from ALU and FPU operations to fetch-decode-execute cycles, 32- and 64-bit memory addressing, and Hyper-Threading and Virtualization Technology.
Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) (OBJ. 2.2)4:00
System Memory (RAM) (OBJ. 2.2)3:06
Explore system memory as the computer's working memory. Compare DRAM, SDRAM, and DDR SDRAM, including DIMM and SODIMM formats, and discuss memory speed, front-side bus importance, and motherboard compatibility.
Storage Components (OBJ. 2.2)4:34
Network Interface Card (NIC) (OBJ. 2.2)2:24
System Bus (OBJ. 2.2)3:55
Operate the system bus as the communication channel between the CPU, memory, and I/O, using data, address, and control buses. Trace PCI, AGP, and PCIe evolution to faster, dedicated connections.
System Cooling (OBJ. 2.2)2:57
System Firmware (BIOS/UEFI) (OBJ. 2.2)2:22
Checkpoint: Internal System Components

Devices and Peripherals (OBJ. 2.3, 2.4, & 2.5)3:10
Storage Devices (OBJ. 2.3)9:26
Explore storage devices from RAM and ROM to HDDs, SSDs, NVMe, optical discs, flash drives, NAS, cloud storage, and tape storage, and compare volatile and non-volatile memory.
Graphic Devices (OBJ. 2.5)7:23
Mirroring & Casting (OBJ 2.5)3:20
Peripheral Connection Types (OBJ. 2.5)6:19
Explore peripheral connection types such as FireWire, USB, Thunderbolt, Bluetooth, Lightning, and RFID, and learn how they enable data transfer and interconnected devices.
Network Connections (OBJ. 2.5)6:02
Explore wired and wireless network connections, from RJ45 and SFP to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC, and understand their speeds, ranges, and use cases.
Networking Tools and Devices (OBJ 2.5)2:01
Input Devices and Peripherals (OBJ. 2.4)6:06
Output Devices and Peripherals (OBJ. 2.4)4:35
UPS (OBJ. 2.4)2:52
Installing Devices and Peripherals (OBJ. 2.4)6:02
Checkpoint: Devices and Peripherals

Networking Fundamentals (OBJ. 2.8)6:19
Explore networking fundamentals: network components, LAN and WAN, wired and wireless networks, TCP/IP, IP and MAC addresses, DNS resolution, HTTP/HTTPS, and email protocols (POP3, IMAP, SMTP).
Network Components (OBJ. 2.8)3:58
Network Models (OBJ. 2.8)4:03
LAN vs WAN (OBJ. 2.8)3:34
Wired and Wireless Networks (OBJ. 2.8)4:15
Network Communication (OBJ. 2.8)4:11
Discover how the tcp/ip model enables end-to-end communication across four layers, from network interface to application, using headers, ip datagrams, and protocols like http and smtp.
Network Addressing (OBJ. 2.8)4:03
Explore how IP addresses and MAC addresses enable network communication across the network layer and data link layer, including IPv4 and IPv6, network ID, host ID, and subnet masks.
LAN Communications (OBJ. 2.8)2:55
Discover local area networks and how mac addresses identify devices, how address resolution protocol maps ip addresses to mac addresses, and how switches direct data packets within a local network.
WAN Communications (OBJ. 2.8)2:58
Domain Name System (DNS) (OBJ. 2.8)4:05
Accessing Websites (OBJ. 2.8)4:38
Accessing Email (OBJ. 2.8)3:02
Learn how to access email servers using POP3, IMAP, and SMTP, with their ports 110, 143, and 25, to retrieve, synchronize, and send messages.
Checkpoint: Networking Fundamentals

Implementing Networks (OBJ. 2.7)3:14
Fiber Optic Internet Service (OBJ. 2.7)4:43
Cable Internet Service (OBJ. 2.7)5:27
DSL Internet Service (OBJ. 2.7)6:00
Understand the fundamentals of digital subscriber lines, including ADSL and ADSL2+, how a DSL modem uses the phone line, and how voice and data share the line. Assess availability.
Wireless Internet Service (OBJ. 2.7)5:22
Discover how wireless internet services operate, from satellite and cellular networks to 5G, and how latency, coverage, and generation choices affect real-world performance in rural areas and real-time applications.
Wireless (Wi-Fi) Networks (OBJ. 2.9)7:28
Explore wireless networks and Wi‑Fi standards from 802.11a to 802.11ax, including beamforming, OFDMA, and MU‑MIMO, to understand speed, range, and security in home and business networks.
Wireless (Wi-Fi) Security (OBJ. 2.9)6:08
Wireless Security Best Practices (OBJ. 2.9)4:53
Configuring a Wireless Network (OBJ. 2.9)10:34
Checkpoint: Implementing Networks

Operating Systems (OBJ. 3.2)3:33
Functions of an Operating System (OBJ. 3.2)4:58
Operating System Types (OBJ. 3.2)5:46
Microsoft Windows (OBJ. 3.2)7:07
Apple's macOS (OBJ. 3.2)3:06
Explore how macOS runs on Apple hardware, offering stability through limited device support, built on Darwin Unix, and highlighted by proprietary software and free updates.
Apple's iOS (OBJ. 3.2)4:22
Linux (OBJ. 3.2)9:05
ChromeOS (OBJ. 3.2)5:33
Explore ChromeOS, a low-cost Google OS based on Chromium, built to run web applications and Android apps. Benefit from its security, sandboxing, instant boot, automatic updates, and offline app support.
Android (OBJ. 3.2)4:15
Using Operating Systems (OBJ. 3.2)18:12
Checkpoint: Operating Systems

Administering Operating Systems (OBJ. 3.1 & 3.2)2:57
Management Interfaces (OBJ. 3.2)6:23
Process and Service Management (OBJ. 3.1 & 3.2)6:09
Explore how processes and services manage CPU and memory on Windows, using Task Manager and Task Scheduler to monitor, schedule, and terminate programs.
Memory and Disk Management (OBJ. 3.2)6:59
Command Prompt and PowerShell (OBJ. 3.1)10:56
Access Control and Permissions (OBJ. 3.2)7:49
Managing User Accounts (OBJ. 3.2)4:47
Demonstrate how to add and remove user accounts, create a local account, and elevate a standard user to administrator while highlighting security considerations and potential risks.
Device Management (OBJ. 3.1 & 3.2)7:31
Checkpoint: Administering Operating Systems

Requirements

Basic understanding of computer systems
Access to a computer with internet connectivity
Interest in IT and technology

Description

The CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Certification Course is designed to provide learners with foundational knowledge and skills in computing, IT infrastructure, applications, software development, database management, and security. This course focuses on preparing candidates to successfully pass the CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) certification exam and gain essential competencies needed for a career in IT.

Domain Discussion

The course content is divided into key domains, each focusing on a critical area of IT knowledge. The breakdown of the course content by percentage is as follows:

IT Concepts and Terminology (13%) This domain covers the basics of computing, including understanding notational systems (binary, hexadecimal, decimal, octal), and basic computing processes such as input, processing, output, and storage. Learners will also compare and contrast common units of measure and understand troubleshooting methodologies.
Infrastructure (24%) This section focuses on common computing devices and their purposes, including smartphones, tablets, e-readers, laptops, workstations, servers, and more. It also covers internal computing components such as motherboards, CPUs, RAM, and storage devices, as well as network components and configurations.
Applications and Software (18%) This domain explores the components of operating systems, the purpose and proper use of different types of software, and the configuration and use of web browser features. It also discusses the common uses of artificial intelligence (AI) in various applications.
Software Development Concepts (13%) Learners will understand different programming language categories, fundamental data types, and essential programming concepts. This domain also covers organizational techniques and logic concepts used in software development.
Data and Database Fundamentals (13%) This section explains the value of data and information, database concepts, and the various types of database structures. It also covers basic data backup concepts and methods for storing and managing data effectively.
Security (19%) The final domain focuses on fundamental security concepts and frameworks, methods to secure devices, best practices for password management, and common use cases for encryption. Learners will also understand how to configure security settings for small wireless networks.

Course Features

The CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Certification Course includes a comprehensive study guide, quizzes, and a full-length practice exam. The study guide provides detailed explanations of each topic. Quizzes help reinforce the material covered, and a practice exam simulate the actual certification test, ensuring learners are well-prepared for the exam.

Call to Action

Begin your journey to becoming a certified IT professional. Enroll in the CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Certification Course today and take the first step towards mastering essential IT skills. Gain the knowledge and confidence needed to excel in the dynamic field of technology. Start now and secure your future in IT!

What Other Students Are Saying About Our Courses:

I'm really enjoying the in-depth explanations in the modules. (Nicholas M., 5 stars)
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Upon completion of this course, you will earn 18 CEUs towards the renewal of your CompTIA Tech+, A+, Network+, Security+, Linux+, Cloud+, PenTest+, CySA+, or CASP+ certifications.

Who this course is for:

Aspiring IT professionals
High school students interested in IT careers
Non-IT professionals seeking foundational IT knowledge
Individuals preparing for the CompTIA Tech+ certification exam
Anyone looking to advance their skills in computing and IT infrastructure

CompTIA Tech+ (FC0-U71) Complete Course & Practice Exam

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 16min

Notations and Data Types10 lectures • 51min

Data and Information9 lectures • 43min

Types of Computers12 lectures • 1hr 13min

Internal System Components11 lectures • 47min

Devices and Peripherals11 lectures • 57min

Networking Fundamentals12 lectures • 48min

Implementing Networks9 lectures • 54min

Operating Systems10 lectures • 1hr 6min

Administering Operating Systems8 lectures • 54min

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