CompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71 Prep Hands-on training, Practice Exam

Name: CompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71 Prep Hands-on training, Practice Exam
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Pass Your Tech+ Exam on the First Try with this Hand-on interactive class

Created byTIA Training, Andrew Ramdayal

Last updated 1/2026

English

What you'll learn

Pass the CompTIA Tech+ Certification Exam
Understand the basis of how a computer work
Understand basic hardware and software configuration
Understand basic cybersecurity concepts

Course content

8 sections • 33 lectures • 7h 34m total length

Introduction to me and layout the class3:12
Course Materials to download0:05

1.1 Explain the Basics of Computing10:11
Explain the basics of computing by exploring input, processing, output, and storage, including primary storage (RAM) and secondary storage (hard drives), and key hardware components.
1.2 Identify Notational Systems6:19
Explore how computers read numbers across notational systems—binary base two, decimal base ten, hexadecimal base sixteen, and octal base eight—along with transistors powering processors and memory addressing.
1.3 Compare and Contrast Common Units of Measure14:02
1.4 Explain the Troubleshooting Methodology11:01
Domain 1 Quiz

2.1 Explain Common Computing Devices and Their Purposes16:57
Explore common computing devices: smartphones, tablets, e-readers, laptops, workstations, servers, gaming consoles, vr/ar, IoT and home automation, connected cars, ip cameras, streaming devices, medical and fitness tech.
2.2 and 2.3 Explain the Purpose of Common Internal Computing Components23:02
Explore the purpose of common internal components, including the motherboard, bios, ram, cpu, gpu, nic cards, and volatile versus non-volatile storage, from hard drives to nvme, with onboard vs expansion.
2.2 and 2.3 How Main Components Work Together20:00
2.4 Given a Scenario, Install and Configure Common Peripheral Devices16:45
2.5 Compare and Contrast Common Types of Input/Output Device Interfaces22:53
Compare common input/output interfaces, including wired ethernet and fiber, usb types and display ports, wireless options like wifi and bluetooth, and near-field communication.
2.6 Compare and Contrast Virtualization and Cloud Technologies14:25
2.7 Compare and Contrast Common Internet Service Types7:48
Compare and contrast common internet service types by highlighting wired options like fiber and cable, and wireless options such as satellite, RF, and cellular, including speed, availability, and symmetry.
2.8 Identify Basic Networking Concepts20:32
Explore basic networking concepts by building a small network with a switch, connecting laptops to share data and printers, and understanding protocols, IP addressing, and ports.
2.9 Explain the Basic Capabilities of a Small Wireless Network9:04
Explore wireless basics, including 802.11 standards and wireless bands (2.4, 5, 6 ghz), interference, attenuation, and how to configure routers via web interfaces to optimize speed and range.
Domain 2 Quiz

6.1 Explain Fundamental Security Concepts and Frameworks21:27
6.2 Explain Methods to Secure Devices and Security Best Practices22:47
6.3 Explain Password Best Practices14:56
6.4 Identify Common Use Cases for Encryption12:25
Explore encryption fundamentals, including plaintext versus ciphertext, and how encryption safeguards data at rest and in transit across email, HTTPS, VPN, and mobile devices.
6.5 Given a Scenario, Configure Security Settings for a Small Wireless Network12:19
Configure strong encryption (WPA2 or WPA3 with a long pre-shared key) and change the SSID and default password to secure your home or small office wireless network.
Domain 6 Quiz

Requirements

None

Description

CompTIA Tech+ is a great certification to get when you start your career in IT. This course will cover all of the objectives to pass the current Tech+, FC0-U71. In this course, instructor Andrew Ramdayal will teach all the topics in a fun and interactive manner. This will provide many hands-on labs to show how the technology will work in real life.

This course will cover the following topics:

IT Concepts and terminology. This includes learning basic IT terminology, such what is the difference between binary systems and decimals.
Systems hardware management. Students will be shown all of the components needed to have a computer working.
Networking management. This section will discuss all of the networking devices and how they function.
Operating systems and applications management. This section will review commonly used tools and terminology will installing and supporting major operating systems such as Windows or MAC.
Basic software development. Students will learn the difference between some of the most popular programming languages in the world and how to read basic codes.
Basic database management. Students will learn what databases are, and how they are structured.
Cybersecurity concepts. Students will the basics of IT security and how organizations stay protected on the internet.

This course is by instructor Andrew Ramdayal who holds over 70 IT certifications and has taught over 750,000 students a wide range of classes, including project management, networking, IT security, and systems administration.

Who this course is for:

Anyone looking to enter the world of Information Technology.

CompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71 Prep Hands-on training, Practice Exam

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Course content

Introduction2 lectures • 3min

Domain 1: IT Concepts and Terminology4 lectures • 42min

Domain 2 Infrastructure9 lectures • 2hr 31min

Domain 3 Applications and Software5 lectures • 1hr 24min

Domain 4 Software Development Concepts4 lectures • 38min

Domain 5 Data and Database Fundamentals4 lectures • 52min

Domain 6 Security5 lectures • 1hr 24min

Mock Exam0

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