Requirements

• Basic Computer Literacy:
• Access to a Computer and Internet
• Familiarity with Basic Technology Terms

Description

The CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ (FC0-U61) certification is an entry-level exam designed to introduce you to the basics of IT. If you’re new to the field or looking to gain a foundational understanding, this is a great certification to start with. Here’s a brief overview:

Exam Overview:

• Certification Name: CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ (ITF+)

• Exam Code: FC0-U61

• Format: Multiple-choice and multiple-response questions

• Number of Questions: Up to 75

• Duration: 60 minutes

• Passing Score: 650 (on a scale of 900)

• Languages: English, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, German

Domains Covered:

1. IT Concepts and Terminology (17%)

   • Understand and define basic IT terminology and concepts, including data types, fundamental software, and hardware components.

2. Infrastructure (22%)

   • Learn about the physical and virtual components of computing environments, including hardware types, networking, and storage.

3. Applications and Software (18%)

   • Understand different types of software, their purpose, and the fundamentals of application architecture and development.

4. Software Development (12%)

   • Basic concepts in software development, including programming concepts, development methods, and software deployment.

5. Database Fundamentals (11%)

   • Introduction to database concepts, structures, and management, focusing on the role of databases in IT.

6. Security (20%)

   • Understanding basic security concepts, including confidentiality, integrity, availability, and best practices to protect systems and data.

Preparation Tips:

• Study Guides: Utilize CompTIA’s official study guide and materials from reputable sources like ExamCompass or Professor Messer.

• Practice Exams: Taking practice exams can help you get used to the question formats and timing.

• Hands-On Practice: If possible, try to get some hands-on experience with basic IT tools and environments, like setting up a simple network or using a command line.

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Who this course is for:

• Aspiring IT Technicians
• Current IT Support Professionals
• Students