Training Course:CompTIA A+ (Certificate)School/Trainer:UWIN Pro Business and Technology Solutions
Scarborough, Onatrio, Canada
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' This course is ideal for a person who is interested in entering the world of Information Technology to work as an IT professional but do not want to spend several years at a university. A+ is a widely recognized qualification in the computer industry and will help you to gain entry-level position as computer service technician or as help desk support person. This is a required course to understand any networking course.
You will learn about the various components of a PC, to Install, configure and upgrade computers, diagnose & troubleshoot various software and hardware related problems. Learn about safety, preventive measures, printers, portable systems, networking principals, file management etc. The A+ certification is divided into two broad areas of coursework, hardware and software. The hardware part will teach you about the inside of a PC, what it does and how to fix it when it is not functioning properly. You will learn the makeup of PC memory, disk systems, and peripheral devices such as printers. You will also learn about boot files, system errors, networking fundamentals and general troubleshooting techniques.
The software part of the course will add to the skills you have built up in studying the hardware and will cover how best to set up and install devices to run in a windows environment. Software courses also cover operating systems as well as media and network design, structured cabling and basic network management.
To become A+ certified, you will need to pass two exams, the A+ certification exam and the A+ Operating System examination. These exams measure essential competencies for desktop computer hardware service as well as determine your basic knowledge of installing, configuring, upgrading, troubleshooting, and repairing desktop computer systems at a standard defined by the exam specification.
A+ Core Hardware (Exam: 220-301)
The main division: system unit - PC case - keyboard
Installation, configuration and upgrading of PCs
Identify the basic procedures
Identify IRQs, DMAs, and I/O addresses
Standardized / common peripheral ports, associated cabling, and their connectors.
Installing and configuring common IDE devices
Installing and configuring common SCSI devices
Installing and configuring common peripheral devices
Procedures to optimize PC operations in specific situations
Diagnosing and troubleshooting
I/O ports and cables
Motherboards
Peripherals
Storage devices and cables
Cooling systems
Processor /CPU
Memory
Display device, LCD (portable systems)
Input devices
Types of permanent storage devices
Adapters, Connectors and ports (including for USB and infrared devices)
Portable Systems, PDA (Personal Digital Assistant)
Troubleshooting/isolation/problem determination procedures
Determining whether a problem is hardware based or software based
Gathering information from the system user
PC Preventive Maintenance, Safety, and Environmental Issues
Preventive maintenance measures, products and procedures
Safety measures and procedures
Environmental protection measures and procedures
Motherboard/Processors/Memory
CPU chips in terms of their basic characteristics.
RAM (Random Access Memory)
Motherboards components and their architecture
Introduction to BIOS, CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor), plug-and-play devices, CMOS setup and bootstrapping
Printers
Printer technologies, interfaces, and options/upgrades
Printer problems and techniques used to solve them
Basic Networking
Network cables, their characteristics
Networking concepts
Establishing Internet connectivity
A+ Operating System Technologies (Exam: 220-301)
Operating System Fundamentals
Desktop components and interfaces
System files
Command-line functions / manage the operating system
Managing disks, directories and files
Major operating system utilities
Installation, Configuration and Upgrading OS
Procedures for installing OS
Operating system upgrading
System boot sequences and boot methods
Procedures for installing/adding a device
Optimize the operating system
Diagnosing and Troubleshooting
Meaning of common error codes and startup messages
Common diagnostic utilities and tools
Common operational and usability problems
Networks
Identify the networking capabilities of Windows
Identify the basic Internet protocols and terminologies
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Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule:
http://uwinpro.com/
Phone:(647) 436-8579
School Address:
705 Progress Avenue, Unit 105
Scarborough, Onatrio
M1H 2X1 Canada
Jobs & Resumes: Scarborough
Houses & Roommates: Scarborough
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