CompTIA A+ Certification – Michael C. Redman

Description

CompTIA A+ Certification – Michael C. Redman

Become an A+ Certified PC Support Technician

In order to receive CompTIA A+ certification a candidate must pass two exams. The first exam is CompTIA A+ 220-901 Certification Exam. The CompTIA A+ 220-901 examination measures necessary competencies for an entry-level IT professional with the equivalent knowledge of at least 12 months of hands-on experience in the lab or field.

Successful candidates will have the knowledge required to:

• Assemble components based on customer requirements
• Install, configure and maintain devices, PCs and software for end users
• Understand the basics of networking and security/forensics
• Properly and safely diagnose, resolve and document common hardware and software issues
• Apply troubleshooting skills
• Provide appropriate customer support
• Understand the basics of virtualization, desktop imaging, and deployment

What does CompTIA A+ Certification – Michael C. Redman include?

CompTIA A+ Certification

• Chapter 01- The Path of the PC Tech (6:13)
• Chapter 02- Operational_Procedure (6:30)
• Chapter 03 – The Visable PC (13:01)
• Chapter 04 – Visible Windows (23:17)
• Chapter 05- Visible Networks (65:08)
• Chapter 06 – Microprocessors (20:08)
• Chapter 07- RAM (11:33)
• Chapter 08 – BIOS (8:32)
• Chapter 09 – Motherboards (6:04)
• Chapter 10- Power Supplies (15:30)
• Chapter 11- Hard Drive Technologies (22:26)
• Chapter 12- Implementing Hard Drives (32:21)
• Chapter 13- Removable Media (16:40)
• Chapter 14 – Installing and Upgrading Windows (31:23)
• Chapter 15 – Windows Under the Hood (41:35)
• Chapter 16 – NTFS Users (31:43)
• Chapter 17- Optimising Windows (35:54)rt
• Chapter 18- Command-Line (16:14)
• Chapter 19 – Troubleshooting Windows (32:06)
• Chapter 20 – Input Devices (19:00)
• Chapter 21 – Video (36:53)
• Chapter 22 – Local Area Networking (36:50)
• Chapter 23 – Wireless Networking (20:00)
• Chapter 24 – The Internet (23:31)
• Chapter 25 -Multimedia (15:59)
• Chapter 26 Portable Computing (35:20)
• Chapter 27 – Mobile Devices (14:03)
• Chapter 28 – Printers (34:12)
• Chapter 29 – Securing Computers (28:37)
• Chapter 30 – Virturalization (13:30)
• Chapter 31 – Build Your Own PC (22:35)