TOTAL: CompTIA IT Fundamentals ITF+ (FCO-U61). (Udemy.com)

What EVERY USER needs to know about troubleshooting devices, and basic IT concepts.

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Created by: Total Seminars 500,000+ Enrollments

Produced in 2021

What you will learn

The first and most important goal of this course is to help every computer and mobile device user to better understand setup, software installation and configuration, network connectivity, security issues and basic troubleshooting.
By the end of the course you will better understand everything from file structure, to software installation, to Wi-Fi connectivity and troubleshooting to overall setup, configuration and troubleshooting devices.
This course will help you prepare for and pass the CompTIA IT Fundamentals FC0-U61 Certification exam.

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Overall Score : 90 / 100

Course Description

Welcome to the IT Fundamentals; FC0-U61. The Total Course from Mike Meyers, Scott Jernigan, and Total Seminars.
Be your own Geek. This course is for everyone who has had to call a help desk or a geek friend to help them with basic computer, laptop, mobile and network issues. You will learn about all kinds of computing devices (like PCs and Macs, tablets, and phones) as well as how to troubleshoot issues (like with networks, the Internet, and why your computer won't turn on). You will also learn about security, safety, and preventative maintenance, as well as the basics of databases and programming (basic IT skills everyone should know these days).
Learn how to:
Identify and understand basic computer components and what they doUnderstand operating systems, data storage, and sharingSet up and configure a basic computer workstationWork with applications and filesHandle basic software installationSet up and configure a mobile deviceConnect to networks and the InternetIdentify/prevent basic security risks Identify compatibility issuesUnderstand safety and preventative maintenance of computersUnderstand basic database conceptsLearn the fundamentals of programming code and languaguesThis course covers everything you need to know to pass the CompTIA IT Fundamentals (ITF+) Certification (FC0-U61) exam. Not interested in certification? No problem! The main goal of the course is to help users better understand, set up, configure, and troubleshoot all kinds of devices, and to understand basic IT concepts.
The course covers all the CompTIA IT Fundamentals FC0-U61 objective domains: 1.
0 ITConcepts and Terminology2.
0 Infrastructure3.
0 Applications and Software4.
0 Software Development5.
0 Database Fundamentals6.
0 SecurityThe Total IT Fundamentals Course covers everything you need to know to be your own computer, mobile, network, and security Geek.
Subject Mater Expert Scott Jernigan is editor-in-chief for Total Seminars, a provider of PC and network repair seminars, books, videos and courseware for thousands of organizations throughout the world. Scott has been involved in the computer, network and IT industry since 1996 as a technician, instructor, editor, author and speaker.
Scott has written, edited, and contributed to dozens of books on computer literacy, hardware, operating systems, networking and certification. Scott co-authored the best-selling CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide, the Mike Meyers A+ Guide to Managing and Troubleshooting PCs and the CompTIA IT Fundamentals All-in-One Exam Guide (all with Mike Meyers).
Who this course is for:
This course is for EVERYONE who uses computers, laptops, mobile devices, and networks.
Anyone who wants to pass the CompTIA IT Fundamentals (FC0-U61) certification exam, but the course will help any user better understand the technology they use every day.

Time: 5h

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Total Seminars 500,000+ Enrollments

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Total Seminars provides certification training services and training materials to thousands of schools, corporations, and government agencies including the United Nations, the FBI and all branches of the Department of Defense. Total Seminars produces the #1 selling CompTIA A+ and Network+ Certification books with over 1 million books in print.

Total Seminars has created a number of Best-Selling Udemy video courses by Mike Meyers and the Total Seminars team of Instructors. They also develop supplemental materials such as the TotalTester certification practice tests and TotalSims lab simulations to support your certification preparation. These are available on the Total Seminars web site.

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By Keith Powell on 12/20/2020

I'm learning additional information alongside my CompTIA ITF+ cert training class. I could use less of the humor; it can be distracting.

By Kay Brand on 12/20/2020

I would have given higher rating but the video codec/algorithm used for the lessons resulted in a lot of buffering.

By Preston Bagwell on 12/20/2020

This is a great course to review or learn computing fundamentals. Strongly encouraged for those looking to see if a career in Computer Technology is interesting or right for you.

By Catherine Holland on 12/20/2020

It was really good, was hoping for more technical though and more software based but otherwise really fun to watch and learn.

By Daniel Ontiveros on 11/24/2020

Great introduction course for getting me up to speed on today's technologies.

By Lekesiah Mosby on 11/23/2020

The course was easy to follow. Didn't overwhelm you with information, but gave me time to digest the information as I self-paced through this week of learning. Good prep for the next courses. I love the real life scenarios and visual analogies to bring the points home.

By Nndor Ras on 11/19/2020

Scott Jernigan is an AMAZING teacher who made me feel all set for the ITF + exam! In each chapter he explains the subject in plain language. I did have trouble in the last two chapters. I feel that those chapters lacked analogies. Highly recommended for improvement. Top course!

By Gianna Koontz on 11/17/2020

The teacher was very animated and tried to keep the material interesting. I think the definitions could be more detailed through out the course, but all around good course to learn fundamentals.

By Robert Riddell on 11/16/2020

Overall the course is well structured and easy to understand. I learned a bunch of things that I did not know and discovered that there were things I DID know from growing up in a time period where computers went from being only used in office buildings to being a common household item. Many things that I did happen to know were things I had never really associated with IT.

By Richard Stockwell on 11/15/2020