CompTIA IT Fundamentals+ (FC0-U61)

1: Overview
The CompTIA IT Fundamentals Certification is an entry level certification designed to introduce users to basic computer principles. It covers basic IT literacy and ensures one understands the different terminology and the various concepts involved In the IT industry. It also serves as a great starting point if you are just getting started in computers and is designed to be the first step on your way to pursuing the CompTIA A+ certification or others similar. Topics covered include hardware basics, troubleshooting, software installation, security and also networking.


















19: Peripheral Devices, Part 2
In this episode, Don and Ronnie continue discussing various peripherals. They spend time on IP-based peripherals like IP based printers. Using the connected webcam, they also show some devices will work without drivers and where to find drivers to make them work better.



22: Basic Networking Concepts, Part 1
In this episode, Don and Ronnie introduce basic networking concepts. The team describe the basic packet transmission process, networking using names, addresses and basic protocols used. They also mention of the different devices used to network computers together.

23: Basic Networking Concepts, Part 2
In this episode, Don and Ronnie introduce basic networking concepts. The team describe the basic packet transmission process, networking using names, addresses and basic protocols used. They also mention of the different devices used to network computers together.

24: Configuring a Wireless Router, Part 1
In this episode, Don and Ronnie introduce basic netowrking concepts. The team describe the basic packet transmission process, networking using names, addresses and basic protocols used. They also mention of the different devices used to network computers together.

25: Configuring a Wireless Router, Part 2
In this episode, Don and Ronnie introduce basic netowrking concepts. The team describe the basic packet transmission process, networking using names, addresses and basic protocols used. They also mention of the different devices used to network computers together.











